University of California Davis - El Rodeo Yearbook (Davis, CA)

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Hort Round Table The purpose of the Hort Round Table is to promote interest in horticultural pursuits,- to cultivate knowledge in horticulture; and to promote fellowship among students. A tree judging contest was held under Chairman Bill Zanker as one of the maior club activities. The Club also entered a float in the Picnic Day parade. Each year a plaque is awarded to the most outstanding member of the club. FALL SPRING Norman Ross - President - Hugh Popenoe Judy Lampman Vice-President Stan Fidel Mildred Levine - Secretary - Judy Lompman George Garcia - Treasurer - Norman Ross Norman Ross FRONT ROW: Hugh Popenoe, Judy Lampman, Norman Ross, Dr. H. T. Hartmann, Evelyn Terwilliger, Portia Hawley, Bob Koehler, Maximo Katiglah, Ramon Moraga. BACK ROW: Stan Fidel, Jesse Dutra, Ron Cameron, Bill Zanker, Lee Bayer, John Prato, Xavier D'Halluin, Jim Lider. $22? a

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24' n FRONT ROW: Dave Fish, AI Suneson, Frank Prindle, Charlie Funnell, Arnold Scheer, Sam Barrett, Lloyd Livingston, Jean Willard. SECOND ROW: Bill Geiger, Ralph Boyd, Jim Rathbone, Paul lehigh, Jim Loughridge, Herschel Collins, Bill Jackson, Roy Ott, Herbert Beckerdite, Jim Libby, Jerry Halterman, Don Wilson. BACK ROW: Elwood M. Juergensen, Francis Russell, Floyd Zaiger, Clyde Downing, George Tweed, l. G. Rosen, Richard Gruvier, Ben Baskin, Bill Davis, John Pico, George Hanna, Sheldon Schulz, Wes Humphreys, Tim Kroll. Future Farmers FALL SPRING Wes Sorenson - President - Jerry Halterman Russ Cosgrave Vice-President Bill Nichols Jim Becket - Secretary - Arnold Scheer Sheldon Schulz - Treasurer - Sam Barrett Charlie Wood - Reporter - John Picco The Future Farmers of America are repre- sented on the Davis campus by the Gilmore Chapter. The F.F.A. is' an organization which aids in the training and development of agri- cultural teachers and also develops competent rural leadership. ,AII regularly enrolled Agricultural Educa- tion majors are eligible to become members of the F.A.A., which supplements regular instruc- tion in agriculture and also supplies Opportuni- ties for recreation and activities among agri- culture students. A-picnic and two ioint social meetings were held with the Home Economics Club this year.

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Me t - I e . l, e FRONT ROW: Nancy Confer, Jo Morrison. BACK ROW: Don Black, Larry Berry, Marv Davis, Jack Owens, Ed Ferre, Ed Summers, John O'Connell. Roping Club President - Bud O'Connell Vice-President George Payne Secretary - Nancy Confer The Cal Aggie Roping Club came into its official being in the spring semester of 1949. The purposesYaf the organi- zation are to encourage the banding together of its mem- bers, who mutually enjoy the pleasures of horsemanship, encourage cooperation in social activities by bringing together those persons interested in horsemanship, and encourage the study of the core, training, and exhibition of horses. The Club's Rodeo Team, Bud O'Connell, Wade Orchard, George Payne, Jean Ruble, Marv Davis, Ed Summer, and Jack Owens competed in the Phoenix Rodeo between semesters. Bud O'Connell won first place for the Aggies in the bareback bronc riding event.