Andrew O'Connor - 2025-2026 School Year President

Leading with heart and a commitment to community, Andrew O’Connor has been a vital part of our chapter’s success. Serving as Junior Class Rep and finishing his senior year as Chapter President, Andrew’s journey is a testament to the power of saying "yes" to new opportunities. 

The FFA Family: "It’s more than just a club; it’s like a family," Andrew says. "It’s a place where everyone supports each other and wants to see each other succeed."

Favorite Memory: His first corn drive! For Andrew, spending the day with friends and connecting with local farmers was the perfect introduction to the impact FFA has on our community.

The Next Chapter: Armed with the confidence and leadership skills gained from his time in office, Andrew is heading to a university this fall. While he's keeping his options open, he plans to pursue a degree in the agriculture field.

Andrew’s Advice: "Don’t be afraid to fail when trying something new. Make the most of your time in FFA and say yes to opportunities while you can!"

Morgan Matheson - 2025-2026 School Year Student Advisor

From serving as Chapter Treasurer her junior year to Student Advisor her senior year, Morgan has been a pillar of leadership in our chapter. For Morgan, FFA was never just a club—it was a journey of growth that provided grants, travel, and vital life skills she’ll carry forever.

Favorite Memory: Attending State Convention for the first time, watching teammates compete, and discovering the massive scale of opportunities available within the blue jacket.

The Future: Morgan is headed to Montana State University this fall to study Animal Science! 🏔️🐄 Her time in office has prepared her to be a leader in the classroom and her future career.

Morgan’s Advice: "Try everything—a CDE, an LDE, or an event you’ve never been to. If you try it and don’t like it, you don’t have to do it again, but if you never try, how will you know?"

Parker Sabelko - 2025-2026 School Year Activites Chair

Parker has been a dedicated member of our chapter since his freshman year, serving in multiple leadership roles including Freshman Rep, Sentinel, Parliamentarian, and Activities Chair. For Parker, these four years have been defined by one word: Family.

"FFA is a family that I know I can always count on to be there for me," Parker shares. "I am so happy that FFA has been, and will continue to be, a part of my life."

Favorite Memories: Nothing beats the bond of the FFA Officer Retreats! These experiences helped Parker build the teamwork and confidence that define his leadership style.

The Road Ahead: Parker is taking his leadership skills to the great outdoors! After graduation, he plans to attend college with the goal of becoming a Wisconsin Conservation Warden. 🌲🛶

Parker’s Advice: "Get involved early!"

Max Van Overbeke - 2025-2026 Parliamentarian

Max has been a steady leader in our chapter, serving as Middle School Rep, Activity Chair, and Parliamentarian. For Max, FFA has been the perfect place to learn the "how-to" of professional leadership—specifically through his mastery of Parliamentary Procedure.

Favorite Memories: Winning 1st place in the Agronomy CDE (shoutout to that college-level teamwork!) and the annual Corn Drive. "Getting to head out into the countryside to connect with donors and support the chapter is a core memory for me," Max says.

The Road Ahead: Max has big plans for the future! He is pursuing a career as an Electrician while also working as an EMT Basic. ⚡🚑 The professional skills he learned in FFA—like knowing exactly how to handle a business meeting—will serve him well in both fields.

Max’s Advice: "Do what you want to do, have fun, and learn Parli Pro so you know how to make motions and lead a meeting!"