University of Missouri - Savitar Yearbook (Columbia, MO)

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Ruf Nex Row 1: W. Duncon, W, Guffey, W. McGinnis, C. Keasler, R. Ricketts, B, Stewart. Row 2: L. Birk, R. Boydston, W. Hoffmon, C, Huecker, T. Warner, J. Crouch. Row 3; H. Tingle. K. Bodenhou- sen, J. Lorrick, R. Utlout, R. Warner. Row 4 : J Stewart, J . Foster, J. Saunders, J. Harrtman, D Hunziger, G. Rosier. Ruff Nexs Lead Active Ag Campus A traditional Ruf Nex welcome for the Barnwarmin ' Queen finalists. Ruf Nex, an honorary leadership program for selected juniors and seniors in the college of Agriculture, strives to creote interest in Agricul- ture Club activities and help main- tain the tradition of Agriculture school. There ore approximately thirty members, selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and activities These men are active in Barnwarmin ' and designate the dress for Aggie Week and keep the traditional paddle lines.

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,„.epe„den. A„les Row , : T, Wo.ne. H T,n.,e W. KeUo,, C K.en.. B. Fe.,uso., K, BenHon. D Ben, Hcc denpv,e, S Rose nbcu.. T .LTbL:: :rV(. . ' D ' :;deVs, ' r ' prs,e. ' a Mn . rr;K RoI l. O. H e. B. Lcnn,n., J R,cH, J. H.benen, . Larrick, W. Greiner, G. Eulinger, F. Mortz. The Independent Ag Club is an organization promot- ing social, scholastic and leadership opportunities for unaffiliated students in the College of Agriculture. Every fall, the club sponsors a Parents ' Day to enable the parents to meet others and to see what the stu- dents do. In addition, the Independent Aggies cooper- ate with the affiliated agriculture students in spon- soring Barnwarming, and Bonde Fest, Independent Aggies Bondc Festc is o speciol time for oil Independent Aggies.

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Horticulture Club Row 1 : S. Beggs, D. Smith, Row 2: R. Fletcher, R. Dos, G. Schramm. Horticulture Club Mizzou 4-H The Horticulture Club, although having few members actively participotes in its many annual activities. Its sales of fresh produce and Halloween pumpkins netted over two hundred dollars lost season. The club spon- sors an annual spring trip, and the annual student- faculty picnic lost year was an excellent success It also brings educational films and other social activities to its members throughout the school year. Boasting 91 active members this year, the Mizzou 4-H Club continues to fulfill its main purpose of providing an opportunity for 4-H club members to continue their work while in college The club encourages fellowship and community service The members help to train Boone County 4-H ' ers in leadership activities and undertake a special project each year. The club serves its state and national organizations by acting as host to State 4-H Achievement Day, spon- soring exchange delegates to other state club weeks and sending a large proportion of Missouri ' s delegation to the Notional 4.H Club Congress in Chicago, The club ' s officers for 1962-63 were John Saunders, President; Robert Horton, Vice-President; Linda Blades, Secretary; Marilyn Youngman, Treasurer; and Roger Pilkengton, Reporter. 4-H Club Row : S. John- son, S. R i e k h o f, N. Matthews, R. Williams, Sponsor, R. Horton, J. Saunders, M. Youngman, W Sporks, M. Jones, R. Pilken- ton, P. Niermon. Row 2; C Willhoyte, P. Minks, S. Holliday, J. Edmondson, F. McDowell, A. Reid, B Hudgings, M. Bridgford, L Alkire, J, Brengorth, L Schnokenberg, J, Frrrrrr Row 3: M, Childers, E M •- D. Rees, D. Boilev, G. Chr.s man, J. Paulsmeyer, M Grooms, R. Hertzog, M Kino B. Easter, M Wade R » -1 A Anderson, B Schot !n i F. Minear, S Werr, J Henrv A Schwerman, N. Kiesomon G. Cunningham, T. Sebaugh R Wallen. Row 5: W. Wag- ner, J. Hunt, W, Gottmon, N Gorton, L, Heumon, P, Beard