Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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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.

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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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4-H Club I I I Instruction, fun, and friendship characterized the frequent get-togethers of the 4-H Club. Activities throughout the year helped “To make the best better. The 4-H Club it proud of their form youth exchange progrom represented by Wilmo Foitboutn and Clore Theater who tpent four months in France and Lebanon, Left to Right, Sooted: Varo Chr.stcnsen; Terry Mornll, Treasurer; Charlene Lind. President Stonding: Jvlene Bunker. Robert Lamb; Jonyce Cummings; Janyne Cummings, Botany Club I Field trips, lectures, and educational films helped to create a love of the great outdoors in all members of the Botany Club. fioymond Seoly exomines tho various kinds of plonts in the greenhouse of the Bot-ony Deportment in order to tec how they are offected by the experimental measures used. left to Right, Row One: Wilcoxson, Tillett, Koloostian, Shaw. Row Two: Boyle, Holmgren, Wodley, Cochron, Thomos. Row Three: Scaly, Wonn, Tuttle. Pomon. 31