Edmond Memorial High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Edmond, OK)

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. . -4.4, IA Orvis Pritchett and Hampshire wether, which won 7th place at the America! Royal, We believe in the future of farming, with a faith borne not of words, but of deeds. Our accomplish- ments in 1954 have brought us local, state, and na- tional recognition. In the fall our first competition was the township fair, followed by the county and state fairs, and climaxed by our trip to the American Royal at Kansas City. ln the spring we exhibited livestock at the Enid district fat stock show and at the state spring stock show at Oklahoma City. Here we gained the honor of being the first chapter in the history of the show to exhibit champion and reserve champion steers of one breed. We also received the Shorthorn trophy for having the best group of five Shorthorn steers. With the completion of our broiler proiect and our annual parent and son banquet, we come to the end of one of our most successful years, under the help and guidance of our instructor and FFA advisor, Mr. Leon Duffle, Roy Brown and Ted Capron giving lloy's steer a shave and haircut at the Enid district ht Mech show. I f f LI' 4- , vc . X Dicll George, who won 3rd place Heavy, District Show, Enid, lst Place light heavy, Olmlahoma State Fat Stock Show, and Champion Shorthurn Steer. Exhibiting his light weight Shorthorn T. steer is Ted Capron, who won ht and Reserve Champion at district show, Enid, lat light weight and leserva Champion, Oklahoma State Fat Stock Show. Exhibiting his Hereford steer is Bill Hughesfwho won 7th light heavy Here- ford, Enid district show, and Sth light heavy, Oklahoma State Fat Stock Show.

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This is a Shorfhorn sfeer owned louis Brown. Ted Capron holding his reserve champion Hereford steer af fhe American Royal. 27. h -25 v Q55 M . Y , Av l.lf . I X vf 1' N ff ' 'v 1 p,TlO Of' W 42 v H M W,-' I' N' ' ' ' r f X x 5 .l - ' 'l Mx i if 5 ffl' xx 5' .V ,, I 1' A -i'-9,4 - ,r .sf 5. ' A A f' , N, Q ff 'A hzfl 1' . ffl I l xf ff f Q- s -2 1233 4,141 ' fff 22 ' 59 l 'QNX' X1 This is an Angus sieer fed and shown by Roy Brown. 7 X --',Q:.,.. if I N. 2 H ' i Pt- 1 , Farmers at work receiving instrudion on frador mlintenlnco ure: Ted Capron, Stanley Klein, lynn lyum, and Roy Brown. . J . Exhibifing his Hereford sfoer is lynn Byram.

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learning the art of cooking are Sadie Roach Jennie Jimm Flora i BE ES leading panel discussion are Clari- bel Collier, Ruth Wilson, and Betty Jo Benne. 5 ' r - v 'lt--'A . , 2- Trying their skill at sewing are Evelyn Anderson, Ruth ,. l s, Wilson, Jennie Jimm, Sadie Roach, Flora Morris, Claribel x X Collier, Myrna Jones, Betty Jo Benne, Mrs. Pricer, and Miss .B H Wolfe, Sponsor. 9 . . --W I . K- , ..i.:, - t I NT, Y' . K 'M' R- -lll ji ' individu l Exhibits shown during the year with ribbons they won. Meat iudging team won fourth in the North- -.1 N A,. 1 west Meat iudginig contest. Phyllis Cypret, first lst row: David Baird, Martha George, Judy Web- ster, Jayne Boyers, and Mary Beth George. 2nd row: Phyllis Cypret, Beverly Taylor, Eressia Holliday, Burnis George, Donna Cypret, and Wanda Coffey. Holding trophies are Donna Cypret and Phyllis Cyp- ret, girl's poultry judging tearn at the Stete Poultry Show. Not pictured, Mary Jo Schuneman. learning how to iudge meat are Mary Beth George, Burnis George, Donna and Phyllis Cypret, and Mar- tha George. Four of these girls ere Olmlahorna County Meat Judging Tearn, N371 ffxXx