Utah State University - Buzzer Yearbook (Logan, UT)

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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

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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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Left to Right, Row On : Oavid V. Glovor, Marlin Fairborn, Iconord M, Hull, Mox lomon. John I. Willis, Donald H. Wallace. Max t. Phillips, Terry Morrill, Row Two: DeVon Andrus. Harold Edwards, J. S. Horst. Leo E, Bendixon, Gordon B. Ashcroft, Joy C. Boss. George W. Wheatley. Row Three: Clore Theuter. Allen Stephens, Ivan B. Gardner. James E. Hansen, LaVer W. Bentley. Mark E. 8crrett. Paul West. Hood of the compos blood drive for 1952-53. Alpha Zeta members, James Hansen, Leo E. Bcndixen, and DeVon Andros display posters. 32 John Willis and President Modson, High Chronicler, pose with founders of Alpha Zcto. Dean Emoritus John F. Cunningham, and Charles W. Burkett at National Conclave. Alpha Zeta 1 Unique in their practice of autographing eggs, Alpha Zeta members were selected from the upper two-fifths of their class. Lectures from some of the nation’s outstanding agriculturists made their bi-monthly meetings beneficial us both agriculture and forestry majors. Fall, winter, and spring parties were highlights of the year’s activities and provided a means for better understanding as well as social entertainment for the members of this honorary fraternity.