Washington State University - Chinook Yearbook (Pullman, WA)

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Wayne Gaskins Speaker at Spring Banquet The Forestry and Range Manage¬ ment organization gets to the root of all problems. Students in both fields work together to promote solidarity. Heading a wide range of individuals are Ron Holtcamp as president and Arthur Nosko- wiah as advisor. FORESTRY AND RANGE CLUB: Front Row: Laurence A. Bucklin, Jerrie Eaton. Back Row: Ron Holtcamp, President; Jim Jones, Barb Fennessy, Charles G. Shaw III, Gary Goodwin, Brian Anholt, Jim Bernt, Gordon Gibbs, Jim Kalamon, Bob Merkel. Liuestock Show Set Up WSU chapter of FFA has as its purpose giving future agriculture teachers an insight for directing FFA in high school. The 45 mem¬ ber organization has as its presi¬ dent Jim Cockle and advisor Dr. Keith Fiscus. They sponsor a rec¬ ord book contest. In the spring they judge high school FFA’s and award a rotating plaque. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA: Front Row: Dr. Keith Fiscus, Advisor; Gene Dogen, ASCA Representative; Dale James. Second Row: Ron Everts, Gary Slagg, Scott Hamilton, Larry Pitts. Third Row: Gary Bye, Ron Miller. Fourth Row: Steve Stokes, Arnold Davis, ASCA Representa¬ tive; Fred Cockle, Treasurer; Ton Ashenbrenner, Jim Cockle, President; Ernie Schwartz, Darrell Olson, Vice President; Tom Herting.

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EQUESTRIAN CLUB: Roping: Dave Odenrider, Linda Chase. Front Row: John Fouts. Second Row: Dick Dalke, Phil Henderson, Jim Walesby, Jim Gisselberg, Mark Wilson, Greg Valladao, Fred Young. Third Row: John Doering, Don Vredenburg, Chris Agen- broad, Dan Dahl, Steve Hoffman, Gordon McKay, Sue Wonderlich, Barb Jacobsen, Joan Merrick, Gail Heacock, Kay Henderson, Signe Olausen, Cathy Lees. Back Row: Connie Vancil, Bruce Lee, Jan Peth, Karen Enberg, Pam Parker, Vicki Mixon, Marilyn Johnson, Brian Hill, Dan Dixon, Naureen Sule, Sue Wilke, Mary Blankevoort, Marilyn Neill, Susan Augee. Gymkanas Sponsored at Stables The Equestrian Club of WSU encourages and makes possible activities for students and horse¬ back events. Each year they attend rodeos and other riding events at schools in Montana and Idaho. Each spring one member is presented the “Horseman of the Year” award. President of the group was Bill Holleman and I r. Richard John¬ son was the advisor. Happy trails to you! EQUESTRIAN CLUB: Riding: Bill Holleman, President. Below: Dolly Hughes, Advisor. Front Row: Wayne Gossett, Margaret Kincaid, Linda Williams, Glenda Swain, Cathy Quant, Pat Totten, Charlotte KoVich, Kay Hartshorn, Sherry Weinrich, Donna Haverly, Kathy Allen, Eileen Seely, Dan Scott. Second Row: Betty Baker, Shirley Dicus, Kathy Magnuson, Katie Schmid, Sandy Young, Jill Irving, Lynne Downey, Jackie Richardson, Mo Moshier, Dave Maiden, Jerry Barnes, Fred Hintz, Linda Wagner, Jean Kennedy. Back Row: Jim Barnes, Tom Pence. 26

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Flower Children Peggy Swartos, Heinz Humann, and Gloria Jones are with an William B. Ackley pops a balloon on his chair, unusual plant. The Horticulture Club is the apple of the eyes of Heinz Humann, president, and Dr. Charles Pfeiffer, advisor. Promoting a closer tie between horticulture students and in¬ structors is the basic purpose of the Club. Ice skating in Spokane and the production of approximately 700 gallons of apple cider were the main functions within the club. HORTICULTURE CLUB: Front Row: Chuck Ostella, Ernie Hildebrand, Jim Brown, Eric Strutzel, Peggy Swartos, Gloria Jones, Dr. Charles Pfeiffer, Advisor; Neil Henrichsen, Malcom Derr. Second Row: Frank Kirkbride, Gale Vradenburg, Ed Burns, Bruce Mizer, Terry Fenton. Back Row: Pat Cates, Tony Zile, Heinz Humann, Colin Horman, Ron Wilson, James LeRue, Bruce Skaramuca.