Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Agronomy Magazine Among the Best AGRONOMY CLUB: Front Row: Dennis Allen, Mel Nordhagen, Keith Wigen. Second Row: Clarence Manning, Sergio Sep¬ ulveda, George Brown III, Rich Nilles. Back Row: Robert Longtain, Bob Arther, Tom Poole, Dave Fletcher, Rollin Machtmes, John Doering, Jerry Kjack, Wayne Riehle, Harold Boyd, Bill Tuttle, Steve Scherer, Richard Brulotte, John McLean. Meeting at Rico’s, nights on Puyallup’s cement floors, and publishing the nation’s best student Agronomy magazine are just a few activities of the WSU Agronomy Club. Meetings outside the classroom with staff, distinguished agronomists, and businessmen also fills the time of the club. Planting ideas through conversation, field trip studies and speakers add to the excitement of the club. Tom Poole, Bill Tuttle, Rich Nilles, Merv Winkle, and AGRONOMY CLUB OFFICERS: Bob Arther, ASCA representative; Tom Poole, John McLean inspect plants in an Agronomy laboratory. Treasurer; Bill Tuttle, Secretary; Clarence Manning, Vice President; Rich Nilles, ASCA representative; Robert Longtain, ASCA representative; John McLean, Presi¬ dent. 24

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Student-Faculty Spring Banquet Brings Back Alumni For the student with interest in the fields of Engineering and Agriculture, the American So¬ ciety of Agricultural Engineers is the right group. It is a pro¬ fessional society associated with both the College of Agriculture and the College of Engineer¬ ing. This year activities for the group included regular meet¬ ings, speakers, and field trips. AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERS: Front Row: John Jamison, Craig Henning, Jim Peterson, Doug Redford, Jim Kaech, Jerry Regan, June Roberts, Professor; David Thomas, Gary Hyde, Gene Thompson. Second Row: Alan Gohl, Steve Ebe, John George, Professor; Jay Anderson, Jim Trull, Charles Peterson, C. Alan Pettibone, Clint Hoffman, Cal Ek, Steve Wright, Steve Alder, Albert E. Powell, Professor. Back Row: Day L. Bassett, Steve Nissen, Guard Sundstrom, Joe Kunz. Speakers Aid in Ag Education Methods Alpha Tau Alpha is a collection of Agriculture-Education ma¬ jors. Culminating various stu¬ dent interests into a professional society is the purpose of this or¬ ganization. A game booth at the WSU County Fair, speakers, and meetings occupy the mem¬ bers. The crop of students thrashes over ideas of wide in¬ terest in their meetings. ALPHA TAU ALPHA: Front Row: Larry Pitts, Larry Wilson, Norm Spragg, Rick Lungo. Second Row: Fred Cockle, Jim Cockle, Ronald Miller. Back Row: L. J. Emerson, Jack Zimmer, Darrell Olson, Jeff Owings, J. R. Longmeier, Dick Rightmire, Bill Murphy, Jay Wood, Advisor; Dr. C. O. Loreen, Advisor. 23

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Judging Sponsored in Portland and Columbus An udderly fantastic WSU Dairy Club is led by President Norm Spragg and Advisor Dr. Hillers. Getting people together who are inter¬ ested in the dairy field is the main purpose of the club. A student-faculty mixer, and dairy judg¬ ing teams are major ac¬ tivities of the club. DAIRY SCIENCE: Right of Counter: Rich Hartzell, Joe Hillers, Advisor; Dave Boon, Reporter; M. H. Ehlers, Professor. Sitting on Counter: Jay Lancaster, Leon Zweegman. Front Row: Lloyd Luedecke, Professor; Merv Winkle, Secretary-Treasurer; Joseph Muller, Vice President; Scott Hamilton, Paul Nelson, Norm Spragg, Presi¬ dent. Back Row: Randy Gross, Don Ness, Len Soler. Crimson Clover Sponsors IFYE Tea Former 4-H members gather in Crimson Clo¬ ver. They assist young people in 4-H now and hold meetings. The group also participated in a national farm ex¬ change with farm stu¬ dents from other schools. CRIMSON CLOVER: Front Row: Jean Hurlburt, Jeanne Flower, Nancy McLean, Kay Carstens, Linda Mc¬ Cauley. Second Row: Linda Turner, Sue Mielke, Marilee Davis, Susan Updegrave, Jane Carstens, Jan Underhill, Janice Peterson, Gail Krupke, Phyllis Van Winkle. Back Row: Dean Farrens, Kiutus Tecumseh, Allen Wick- lund, President. 25