Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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 Animol Huibandry ma|ori in the Block and Bridle Club look over their cattle prior to entering them in the liveitock ihowi throughout the Stoic Membcn of the liveitock |udging team Gordon Aihcroft. Corolyn Beaver, Paul Jonei, Gall Jenjcn. Jack laricn, Proieuot lonnn. Block and Bridle Club 1 Big events for the Block and Bridle Club during the year 1952-53 were the judging contest, the annual spring field trip, and the Horse Show. Other activities were their parties and bi-monthly meetings at which educational films and lectures on new practices, techniques, and opportunities in the field of Animal Husbandry were presented. Leadership, responsibility, and co-operation among the members characterised the club’s many activities throughout the year. left to Right, Row One: Corr.gon. Monroe. Clark, Horfin, Jenion. Prccce. O'jcn. Jenkinj. Carlicn, Stock. Ferry, Aihcroft. Proiidenr Row Two: Matthew, Moggon. Jensen. Gibbi, Jenion, 8rown, Hunt, Giles, Belli. Davn, Smilli Row Three: Lorien. Pointer, Room, Jenion. Wilcox, Hcjj, OHen, Or me, Toone Colion. Modten. Steffen Matthew. Row Four: Whittaker, Karrit. Ratmuuen. Swain. Pctericn, Albrcchtien.

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led lo Right, Row One: Abos Mann. Mohammed Amin Joddoa, Kemal Alsalih, Jafar Al Sod Row Two: Protestor Robert K Gerber. Zilch Hort mann, Mel Westwood, Tom Rehroy, Socrotoiy tetlie Conkle, Pretidont Horticulture Club 'Big juicy apples and delicious apple cider provided refreshment to the students and profits to the Horticulture Club. These profits were used in taking extensive field trips through' out the state and for scholarships to those interested in further study. Fall, winter, and spring parties created a warm, personal relationship among the members who were united to learn more that they might serve themselves and others more efficiently and effectively in the years to come. lorrainc Colloid, Carmo Prince, Paulecn Crandqll, and Shirley Ovc ton foke time oof Jot a cool, delicious apple from the machine In Old Main.” Membcn of fho Horticulture Club enjoyed on informal visit while they refreshed themselves w.th ice cream and cake.

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Row One: Clement, Anderson. Allted. Me. Willii. Gunn Row Two: Hubbord, 6otl«V. lorsen. Pilkmgton. Kulthongkhom, Nouon-jwonder. Row Three: Suchmille', Dovi». Miner. McGuire. Gco'y. Wells Allred proudly points out the livestock and crop production increase for the lost f.vc yeors to fellow club members, lloyd Clement. Morlyn Fife, ond Joy Anderson. Agriculture Economics Club i | Throughout the year the Agriculture I Economics Club promoted fellowship between students and faculty in order to foster a keener interest in their field. Vegetable Crops Club i i Row On : Workman, Jeppesen. Gull. Woite. Kidman. Wallace Row Two: Chon-fchcnkit. Al-dakily. Hawthorn. Pollard, Anderson, Henry Row Thr : Harris. Khat-ikori. Tingey, $e0|y. Vegetable Croppers observing the lettuce harvest at Phoenix. Ancona on one of their annual touts in order to study oil phases of the industry in votious localities. 30 I Producers of onion seeds, the Vegetable Crops Club held bi-monthly meetings to learn seed crop improvement from educational films and lectures.