Wilmington College - Wilmingtonian Yearbook (Wilmington, OH)

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1963-64 was an active year for Wilmington College’s 65 students of agriculture. The Agricultural Club hosted the Sixth Annual Wilmington College Livestock Judging Contest. It attracted some 700 young people to the college Townsley Farm for the day’s activities. The Aggies also entered a float in the Homecoming Parade, sponsored an intercollegiate dairy judging meet, and held a number of social activities. The year for Delta Tau Alpha Agricultural Honor Society was highlighted by a ten person delegation sent to the national convention in Texas during April. The Agricultural Department itself sponsored field days in connection with its programs in agronomy, swine fe- search and dairy cattle. Fifteen students held work-study positions on the college’s 1000 acre agricultural plant and a number of students held other agricultural work positions. Dean Roy Kottman of Ohio State University addresses some 100 agricultural students, faculty members and friends of the college at the Annual Agricultural Banquet, May 19, 1964. 28

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AGGIES: Rou 1, to r: Ben Bartlett, President; Nancy French, Advisor; Kenneth N. Wilson, Advisor. Row 2: Frankie Lee Sexton, Reporter; Jack Runyan, Vice President; Bill Turner, Secretary. | a | DELTA TAU ALPHA: Row 1, to r; Larry Miller, Secretary; Nancy French, Advisor; Gerald Fite. Row 2: Frankie Lee Sexton; Dale Minnich, President: Dr. Kenneth N. Wilson, Advisor. Row 3: Ken Schaefer, Charles Soltis, Jack Runyan. (Not shown: James Schairbaum).