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first Row: Ruger, Purdy. Sweeney, Rendel, Acres, Harlan, President; Frazier, Diehl, Whiting, Todd. Case. Second Row: Fostle, Widmer, Kauffmann. The big event of the year was the dairy show held on Saturday afternoon, April 28, 1951. Preparations started a month ahead of time—filing and polishing horns, and grooming and training the cattle thoroughly each day. Special halters were made by the girls and when the big day came very cow had been perfectly-fitted. Mr. Deens from Bucks County was judge of the show and the awards were given out by Mrs. Garra. The Grand Champion Animal was Sir Beau’s Banner, who was trained and shown by Eleanor Whiting. A cup was awarded to Elizabeth Harlan, the exhibitor with the best fitted animal. Noble Design Perfection, one of the cows in the School's herd, was awarded a gold medal by the American Jersey Cattle Club for record milk production. The officers of the Dairy Club are: President, Elizabeth Harlan; Secretary. Barbara Acres; and Treasurer, Peggy Todd. 29
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First Row: Allison, Rendel, Dale, Wenner, Picone, G. Johnson, Lindsey. Second Row: Fisher, Gruber, Lien, Nickerson, President; Kauffmann, Albrecht, Case. Third Row: Ferris, Higinbothpm, Purdy, Ruger, Fostle, Bennerup, Pilling, J. Johnson, Sulzbach, Frazier, Ramcr. Social Ser vice The activities of the Social Service Club this year included the donation of Thanksgiving baskets to needy families in this area, and a trip to Valley Forge General Hospital to entertain the wounded veterans. Contributions were made to the Community Chest Drive, the Red Cross, the Salvation Army and the Roger Greaves School for the Blind. All members felt this to be an active and successful year. 28
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= dramatic (Llul First Row: Shaffer, Allison, Rendel. Second Row: Whiting, Fostle, President; Acres, Gruber, Harlan. Third Row: Lindsey, Nickerson, Turner, Albrecht. Fourth Rote: Fisher, Sulzbach. Fifth Row: Frazier, Kauffmann. Sixth Row: Ruger, J. Johnson. 30
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