Montana Tech University of Montana - Magma Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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4-I-I CLUB ALUMNI HODGKISS SIRE COWDEN HIETT President - - - - - Kenneth Sire First Vice-President ---- Earl Hiett Second Vice-President - Margaret Hodgkiss Secretary and Treasurer - - Loretta Cowden The alumni 4-H Club was organized on this campus in l928 with the object of encouraging former 4-H Club members to attend college, to maintain close Contact with the Extension Service, and to stimulate interest in 4-H Club Work. There are some 7,300 4-H Club members in 46 Montana counties. l,400 local leaders direct the work through 800 local clubs. County Extension agents supervise 4-H Club Work in the counties. 4-H MEMBERSHIP Kenneth Sire Isabel Travis lohn McGimpsey Richard Gilder lean Hill Loretta Cowden Maxine Watson Shirley Wymen Betty Kirscher Anna Swanberg Earl Hiett Margrye Boeseler Lyle Clow Daphne DeBruin Mildred Kleifner Margaret Hodgkiss Dorothy Bunker Morgan Esmay Ralph Swanberg Harry King Leni Shelton -Cecil Haight lean Plumlee Ioe Krall Margaret Porter Wayne Adams ludith Hollenbaclc luanita Robbins George Loomis Ruth Kingsbury Eleanor McKibben Arnold Bergland Buth Cowden Natalie McDermott Mary Stevens David Iohnson Sam Aashiem Ianet Taylor Barbara Baumgarner Katherine Wiernga Albert Moody Earl Grainger Helen Taylor Lois Brookie George Tubb Peggy Hitch Ioe Herman Harriet Niven Virginia Kastenholtz Leo Klettner GROUP OF 4-H PEOPLE AT THE ANNUAL MEET AT BOZEMAN 111

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JUDOINO TEAMS LIVESTOCK IUDGING TEAM-PORTLAND AND CHICAGO KELLOGG RORVIG OTTEN NICCALL. COACH CUMMINGS HRUSKA MILLER The arduous training period for those who seek positions on agricultural judging teams is amply compensated for by the trips that are made and the honor of representing Montana in intercollegiate competition. The dairy products, agronomy, livestock and dairy cattle judging teams are sent to the Pacific International Livestock Exposition at Portland each fall. The stock judging team makes its start at Ogden in Ianuary. If competi- tion is not too keen for positions the same team competes at Portland and by doing a share of their own financing are able to go to Chicago in December. Long hours of practice, intensive training, concentration clirnaxed by the iinest kind of self-expression tell but part of the details of this fascinating work, for the men pay part of their own expenses and finance their awards for intercollegiate competition within their own Ag club. IW ' I Itt t I A A I-:uns INDIVIDUAL PLAOUES FOR OUTSTANDING MEN

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