University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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lf is nof shorf of miraculous how, wifh culfivafion, one's capacify for friendship in- creases. Once I myself had scarcely room in my hearf for a friend, who am now so wealfhy in friendships. If is a phenomenon worfhy of considerafion by all hardened disbelievers in fhaf which is miraculous upon fhis earfh, fhaf when a man's hearf really opens fo a friend, he finds fhere room for fwo.,And when herfalces in a second, behold fhe slcies liff, and earfh grows wider and he finds fhere room for fwo more. -David Grayson Pg I'qlt3

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T011 Row: DON JOHNSON, Coach, DAVID POTTER. First Row: MILTON SWENSON, CARL SIERK, GooDxv1N SONSTEGARD. The Livestock Judging Team HE Livestock Judging Team offers another opportunity for the students enrolled in the School of Agriculture to gain recognition and valuable experience. The team, consisting of three members and an alternate, is chosen from the students who demonstrate their ability as livestock judges in many evenings of judging practice. Unlike other team activities, the Judging Team has but one opportunity to repre- sent the School. This is in the contest held annually in connection with the Red River Valley Winter Shows at Crookston, Minnesota. The Schools of Agriculture from Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Manitoba, Canada, send representatives for this event. In order for a team to make a good showing in this competition, it is necessary that the members of the team be good judges of all kinds of livestock. Three classes, consisting of four animals each, of beef cattle, dairy cattle, hogs, sheep, and horses are placed, and reasons are given on one class of each kind of livestock. It is, therefore, imperative that each member of the team be able to talk in a convincing manner as well as to judge correctly. This year the team was composed of four seniors, David Potter, Carl Sierk, Goodwin Sonstegard and Milton Swenson. At the contest at Crookston, the team placed first. Carl Sierk was high man, Goodwin Sonstegard was second high, and Milton Swenson was fourth, two points below third place. Carl Sierk was also first in horses. -DON JOHNSON, Coach. Page Eiglaly-five

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