Dec. 1958 Special “AWARDS” Edition In this special edition, we honor our State and National champion

4-H Club members in North Carolina. And as we honor these we, at the

same time, pay tribute to every 4-H Club Member in North Carolina who,

to the best of his ability, has lived up to the 4-H Club motto, "To Make

The Best Better. "

Every person in North Carolina may well be proud of the achievements

of our 4-H members in county, state, national, and international affairs. No

state can boast of a finer record of achievement. Great as these achievements

are, they are due in a large measure to the untiring efforts and the devoted

and consecrated leadership of the Extension workers who have given more

than they were expected to give in the way of service and influence in the

direction of 4-H activities; to the sympathetic understanding of parents

interested in obtaining the best training possible for their boys and girls;

and to individuals and business organizations who, through the years, have

given their moral and financial support to the 4-H program in North Carolina.

To all of you, 4-H members, parents, Extension workers, sponsors,

and local leaders, we, the members of the 4-H staff, express grateful ap— preciation for the privilege that has been ours in working with you; and

throughout the new year we wish for each of you happiness complete, pros- perity sufficient to provide the necessary comforts of life, and health ade-

quate for the full enjoyment of all the days to come.

L. R. Harrill

Margaret Clark Fred Wagoner Mary Sue Moser Lyman Dixon Dan F. Holler H. L. Reynolds NATIONAL WINNERS

James M. Floyd, Jr. Achievement (Boy) Gwendolyn McLaurin Clothing Davidson County Dairy Production Cumberland County Central 4—H Club and Age - 18 Central 4-H Club Age - 17 Eastover Community Club 76 projects completed 39 projects completed Club Work 8 years Club Work 8 years Completed projects in corn, swine, tractor, dairy, wildlife, Completed projects in home improvement, clothing, food entomology, electric, safety, beautification of home grounds, preparation, home management, better grooming, safety, and oats, wheat, barley, lespedeza, grain, improved pasture, electric. In 8-year clothing program made 198 garments and milo, hay, beef, and small fruits. Served as assistant leader 131 articles and mended 610 garments. Entered county dress of club for four years, assisted with long-time 4-H record revue each year and participated in State dress revue three workshops in county. Entered dairy judging and Showmanship years. Exhibited clothing articles in local, county, district, contests and dairy management demonstration program. Kept and state fairs; gave clothing demonstrations to local and production records on 48 animals over a period of five years. county groups. Served as assistant leader of community club Had the junior champion dairy animal in four shows. State six years. Was second place winner in state in Dairy Foods winner in Field Crops in 1956 and delegate to National 4-H Demonstration program in 1957. Member of State 4—H Honor Club Congress. Member of State 4-H Honor Club. National Club. State winner of trip to National 4-H Club Congress winner in Achievement in 1958 of trip to Club Congress and and National winner of $400 scholarship in Clothing, 1958. $400 scholarship. Received $50 savings bond as state win- Sponsor: Coats 8: Clark Inc. ner in Dairy Production. Sponsors: Achievement - Ford Motor Company Dairy Production - National Dairies, Inc.

Joyce Key Smith Dairy Foods Demonstration Jane Moore Howe Frozen Foods Surry County Copeland Senior 4-H Club Gaston County Gastonia Senior 4-H Club Age - 18 Club work 8 years Age - 17 Club work 8 years 37 projects completed 55 projects completed Completed projects in food preparation, canning, clothing, Completed projects in frozen foods, clothing, food prepara- beautification of home grounds, home improvement, and dairy. tion, canning, crafts, home improvement, safety, garden, Presented state-winning individual demonstration, "Milk Down home management, and dairy. Carried frozen foods project to Earth, " 32 times; entered district contest four years. Trained 8 years, froze 5,963 packages of food, made 232 frozen foods junior dairy foods demonstration teams in club. Placed 4th in exhibits, presented numerous frozen foods demonstrations, State Dairy Princess contest in 1956. Presented a total of 190 taught frozen foods classes at junior 4—H camp, presented dairy foods demonstrations in 5 years. Member of State 4-H radio programs, and constructed frozen foods fair booth. Honor Club. Sectional winner of trip to National 4-H Club Con- State winner of trip to National 4-H Club Congress and National gress and National winner of $400 scholarship in Dairy Foods winner of $400 scholarship in Frozen Foods, 1958. Demonstration, 1958. Selected to give response to welcome Sponsor: Whirlpool Corporation at Carnation dinner during Club Congress. Sponsor: Carnation Company NA TIONA L WINNERS

Carole Ann Greene Garden B. B. Haigler, Jr. Poultry Mecklenburg County North Mecklenburg Union County Fairview 4-H Club Age — 16 Club work 6 years Age - 18 Club work 8 years 35 projects completed 17 projects completed Completed projects in garden, marketing, canning, frozen Completed projects in tractor, milo, oats, broilers, and foods, clothing, poultry, food preparation, home improve- turkeys. Carried turkey project 6 years, marketing 8,622 ment, and dairy. Carried garden project 5 years, producing birds for a total value of $52, 345. 08; marketed 45, 044 birds 5 1/2 acres of garden crops. Sold some of her vegetables in three-year broiler project for a total value of $24,497. 84. at county curb market, froze and canned some for family's Total labor income on all projects of about $15, 000, used to use. Presented vegetable marketing and production demon- buy clothes and pay expenses for high school and college strations. Member of state-winning vegetable marketing education. Part of money invested in poultry farm. Placed demonstration team in 1957 and placed 3rd in national NJVGA second in district 4—H poultry marketing demonstration in contest. Member of state—winning vegetable production 1957, exhibited turkeys at county fair. State winner of trip demonstration team in 1958 and will compete in NJVGA con- to National 4-H Club Congress and National winner of $400 test, Biloxi, Miss. , in December. State winner of trip to scholarship in Poultry, 1958. National 4-H Club Congress and National winner of $400 Sponsor: Sears-Roebuck Foundation scholarship in Garden, 1958. Selected to give Invocation at Allis-Chalmers dinner at Club Congress. Sponsor: Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company

Sue Brewer Recreation Bill Jo'ies Tractor Forsyth County Bethel Community 4-H Club Buncombe County Clyde A. Erwin 4—H Club Age - 18 Club work 10 years Age - 18 Club work 8 years 50 projects completed 55 projects completed Completed projects in tractor, corn, tobacco, garden, beef Completed projects in recreation, crafts, food preparation, cattle, beekeeping, forestry, electric, and safety. Carried food conservation, clothing, home management, and home tractor project 7 years, learned proper lubrication, care of improvement. Carried recreation project 8 years, taught battery and tires, carburetor adjustment, care of wiring, songs and played piano for programs and talent shows. Re- and how to keep a tractor record. Attended tractor leader ceived scholarship to two recreation training schools and to training school and assisted with county school in 1956 and State Music Workshop. Served as leader of community club 1957. Used tractor in garden, corn, and tobacco projects. and was recreation instructor at Swannanoa 4-H Camp in 1958. Gave tractor driving demonstrations in county and was dis- National winner of trip to National 4-H Club Congress in Re- trict tractor operator winner in 1957. Was handicraft in- creation, 1958. Selected to accompany soloist for Standard structor at Swannanoa 4-H Camp in 1958 and is 1958 presi- Brands Dinner at Club Congress. dent of the Western District. Delegate to Tennessee 4-H Sponsor: National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work Round-up in 1958. Member of State 4-H Honor Club. State winner of trip to National 4-H Club Congress and National winner of $400 scholarship in Tractor, 1958. Selected as one of six club members to give 4-H Report to Nation during National 4-H Club Week in 1959. Sponsor: American Oil Company STATE PROJECT WINNERS

Joan Crawford Achievement (Girl) Wayne T. Adams, Jr. Citizenship (Boy) 4-H Club I: Judy Brown Citizenship (Girl) AgeClay-County20 ClubWoman’sworkCollege10 years4—H Club AgeGraham- 18County RobbinsvilleBuffalo CommunitySenior 4-H Club AgeIredell- l7County PeppyTroutmanCommunity4—H Club4-HandClub 75 projects completed 34Clubprojectsworkcompleted7 years 21Clubprojectsworkcompleted7 years frozenCompletedfoods,projectshome improvement,in food preparation,crafts,canning,home management,clothing. Completedprojects in electric, garden, tobacco, home im- Completedprojects in home management, poultry, frozen beautificationState of home grounds, better grooming. and garden. provement, small fruits, entomology, beautification4-H Leadershipofhome foods, home improvement, and food preparation. Helped ship winnerand Nationaland delegatewinnertoinNationalClothing4-Hin 1955.Club ConferenceState Leader-in Conferencegrounds, corn.and selectedDelegatetotoassistWesternwithDistrictprogram in 1951. entertainorganize communityforeign exchange4—H Clubstudent,and servedstudiedasU.leader.S. Government,Helped 1956. Member of State 4-H Honor Club and recipient of 3100 Served as junior leader of Developmentcommunity clubConferencetwo years.in 1958.Dele- presented program on how to display the American Flag, spoke Honorstaff inClub1957.scholarshipHeld all officesin 1956.in localMemberclub andof Schaubcounty4-H4-HCamp Cavegate toa totalRegionalof 55Resourcetalks before 4-H groups and seven 4-H talks andto civic"Howclubs4-HonDevelops"4-H DevelopsBetter Citizens.Good Citizens" Wroteof Tomorrow"articles, council and served as historian of the State 4-H Council. before other groups. Served as recreation leader for localpro- presented radioprograms, prepared fair exhibits and bulletin StateServedwinneras leaderof tripof totheNationalBusy Bee4-H4-HClubClubCongressfor seveninyears,Achieve- fleetand schoolin 1956.clubs.ReceivedReceivedscholarship5100 scholarshipto State Musicin ElectricWorkshop procedureboard displaysfor clubon citizenship.officers, wroteTaughtand classnarratedin parliamentaryscript for Sponsor:ment, 1958.Ford in 1958. Member of State 4-H Honor Club. State winner1958. of district recognitionprogram, served as chairman of 4-H Sun- Motor Company Sponsors:trip to NationalTranscontinental4-H Club CongressGas Pipein Citizenship,Line Corporation (Trip) Memberday program.of StateState4-HandHonorNationalClub. winnerNorthinCarolinaRecreation4—H girlin 1956. In honor of Thomas E. Wilson Sponsor:delegate toInDanforthhonor ofCampThomasin 1958.E. Wilson

Jane Hinson Stanly_County StanfieldLeadershipSenior(Girl)4-H Club It Jimmy Childress WhiteLeadership (Boy) Dyane Price Beautification of Home Grounds Age - 18 Lucky Clovers 4-H Club AgeSurry- County18 Club workPlains8 years4-H Club AgeNash-County18 ClubRed OakworkSenior8 years4-H Club 47Clubprojectsworkcompleted6 years 25 projects completed 28 projects completed F r‘ ‘ ‘ r j ‘ in home _ ‘ foodpreparation. Completedprojects in poultry, beautificationstrawberries,ofgarden,home grounds,dairy, Completed projects in beautification of home grounds, home im- poultry, canning, frozen foods, garden, beautification of home andhometobacco.improvement,Servedrecreation,as president of local club and of county provement,life, and bettergarden,grooming.home management,Carried beautificationfood preparation,of home groundswild- dentgrounds,of localhomeclub,improvement,as vice presidentand clothing.of countyServed4-H council,as presi-as 4-H council. Helped plan fair booth in 1956 and served as 7 years; 113 activities include grading and seeding lawn and president of the Southwestern District. and as president of the StatechairmanMusicofWorkshopscommittee andin 1957.assistedReceivedwith districtscholarshipsmusic work-to two box,driveway,rootingsettingazaleas,shrubs,makingidentifyingexhibits,shrubs,controllingimprovinginsectsmail-and Stateserved4-HasCouncil.leader. HelpedHelpedtrainorganiseten girlscommunityin dairy4-HfoodsClubdem-and shop. Placed second in State FCX Essay contest in 1958. Mem- worms, and setting up an outdoor picnic area. A new home built onstrations and eight in vegetable use demonstrations. Helped Sponsor:ber of StateEdward4-H HonorFossClub.Wilson Sponsor:six years Mrs.ago becameCharlesa familyR. Walgreenproject. meetings,club membersservedfillasoutchairman4-H records,of committeeled recreationfor constructingat community Dairy4-H floatFoodsfor Demonstration,Christmas parade.1956.StateMemberand Nationalof Statewinner4—H Honorin Sponsor:Club. DelegateEdwardto FossVirginiaWilson4-H Club Week, 1958. STATE PROJECT WINNERS

Sue DuplinMichaelCountyGoodson 13.BeefF.ProductionGrady Senior 4—H Club BeaufortBishopCounty Better Grooming Murray Corriher Boys' Agricultural Program Age - 18 Club work 7 years Age - 15 ClubPantegoworkSenior6 years4-H Club AgeRowan— 18County ClubAll Countywork 64-HyearsClub 23 projects completed 32 projects completed 25 projects completed electric,Completedbeautificationprojects in beefof homesteers,grounds,forestry,andwildlife,small fruits.safety, poultry,Completedhomeprojectsmanagement,in better grooming, home improvement, Completed projects in baby beef, beef herd, wheat, oats, bar— Exhibited grand champion steer in area show in 1958. Re— safety, entomology, electric,beautificationcanning, foodofpreparation,home grounds, poultry,ley, corn,milo,foragecantaloupes,crops, swine,and lespedeza.cotton, broilerFarmsproduction,in partner- ceived trophy given by N. C. Aberdeen—Angus Association for secretary,clothing, garden, beekeeping, and frozen foods. Served as ship with father on 78-acre farm, rents 89 acres. Uses recom- championoutstandingsteer.steer Madeand byaFrostyprofit ofMorn$1,Packers182. 21 duringfor grandfive years and as secretaryreporter,and reporterand programof chairman of local club mended practices of crop rotation, plants certified seed using in beefproduction project. Participated in 17 Showmanship 56 exhibits and gave 26 demonstrations.county 4-H council. Made tions,machinery,uses herbicidesmakes soilandtests,fungicides.follows fertilizerPracticesrecommenda-diversified club.contestsDelegatein district.to NationalServes4-Has ClubassistantCongress,leader 1958.for community farming, marketing crops through livestock, and sells certified winnergrain seed.of tripStateto Nationalwinner 4-Hin LivestockClub CongressJudgingininBoys'1957.Agricul-State Sponsor:tural Program,International1958. Harvester Company

Canning Jessie Louis Jones Commercial Vegetable Crops Helen Paisley Community Relations (Girl) Barbara AnnCountyFerguson Fines Creek Senior 4-H Club Duplin County North Duplin Sr. 4-H Club Guilford County McLeansville 4—H Club AgeHaywood- 17 Club work 7 years Age — 17 Club work 7 years Age - 15 Club work 5 years 57 projects completed 20 projects completed 8 projects completed canning, frozen foods, food Completed projects in sweet potatoes, peppers, cucumbers, projects in clothing, frozen foods, dairy, poultry, Completed projectspoultry,ingarden,clothing,strawberries, electric, home beans, Irish potatoes, tobacco, corn, and poultry. Project Completedand home management. Held offices in local club and county preparation,management, better grooming, home improvement. Carried this year included two acres ofpeppers and one acre of cucum- 4—H council. Helped plan and carry out two county recreation canning project 7 years and canned 10,476 quarts during this bers. Grew own pepper plants, produced 275 bushels and programs; helped plan fair booth and a float appearedfor parade.in elevenPar- time. Has sold $400 in canned food to the Fines Creekfrozenlunch; made a net profit of produced$508. 50. 155PlantedbushelsonewithacreaofnetAshleyprofit ticipated in 4-H Sunday programsto severalfiveclassesyear; on "Advantages of room, $110 worth of canned honey, cluband members,$395 worthassistedof ofvariety$109.cucumbers,05. Placed 3rd in State Vegetable Judging, Grading, talent shows. Gave4-Htalkstalks before 4-H groups and eight before foods. Served asrecordsleaderandfor givingjunior demonstrations. Placed and Identification contest. State winner of trip to National other4-H."groups.Made ten them3rd ininstatekeepingDairy Foods Demonstration (Team) contest in 4—H Club Congress in Commercial Vegetable Crops, 1958. Sponsor: Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company 1957. Served as president of Western District 4-Hof tripCouncil.to Sponsor: Plant Food Institute of N. C. and Virginia Member of State 4—HCongressHonor Club.in Canning,State winner1958. Sponsor:National 4-HKerrClubGlass Manufacturing Corporation STATE PROJECT WINNERS

StokesJimmyCountyBoles PinnacleCommunitySeniorRelations4-H Club(Boy) PerquimansDonald GeneCountyMadre Corn Production Wayne Cross Cotton Production Age — 18 Club work 7 years Age - 15 ClubPerquimanswork 5 yearsCounty 51-. 4-H Club AgeJohnston- 15 County ClubSelmaworkSenior4 years4—H Club 20 projects completed 5 projects completed 19 projects completed Completed projects in garden, entomology, beautification of Completed projects in corn and peanuts. Planted Pioneer Completed projects in cotton, corn, small grain, swine, homeand automobilegrounds, carebetterandgrooming,safety. Heldforestry,officessafety,in localelectric,club yield309B variety of corn on one acre with an officially harvested steer, watermelons, beautification of home grounds, and and county 4—H council and served as vice president of the 4-H cornof 169.17contest,bushelsexhibitedand acornnet profitat 1958of $75. 37. Won county forestry. Planted 2.98 acres Coker 100A variety cotton. Northwestern District 4-H Council and the State 4-H Council. tion practices: Two loads of manure andState500 lbs.Fair.of 5-10-10Produc- profitYield --3,082$617.32.lbs. Haslint cotton.made 122Incomeexhibits- $l,in corn,193-. 42;swine,net GaveErected36 talks4-H welcometo 4-H groupssigns onandhighwaysother groups;leadingwasintorunner—upcounty. applied atplanting on April 24, 200 lbs. 16% nitrate of soda forestry, baby beef, watermelons, and beautification of in State 4—H Public Speaking contest. Served as swimming 9 inch drill,on Junethree4, 95 lbs. of urea used May 31, 38 inch rows, home grounds. Received eleven grand champion and eight instructor at Roanoke lsland 4-H Camp in 1958. Appeared National 4-H Club Congresscultivations.in CornStateProduction,winner of trip1958.to championreserve championplacingsplacingsin state shows.in countyAreashows,winnerfouringrandwater— 4-Hon panelHonoratClub.District 4-H Recognition Day. Member of State Sponsor: Plant Food Institute of N. C. and Virginia melon project in 1958. State winner of trip to National 4—H Sponsor: Wm. Wrigley Jr. Company Sponsor:Club CongressPlantinFoodCottonInstituteProduction,of N. C.1958.and Virginia

Charles Mack Turner, Jr. Dairy Norman Nifong Dairy Herd Management MooreJane HarrisCountyOwen Electric AgeRockingham- 18 County ‘ - ClubReidsvillework 9Senioryears4-H Club AgeDavidson- 17 County ClubNorthworkDavidson7 years4-H Club Age - l8 ClubElisework4-H Club7 years 59 projects completed 59 projects completed 34 projects completed Completed strawberries,Completed projectsand forestry.in dairy, Startedbeekeeping.dairygarden,projectpoultry,with one wheat,Completedbarley,projectsoats,insoybeans,dairy calf,lespedeza,dairy production,tractor, corn,swine, food preparation,projectsfrozenin electric,foods, betterclothing,grooming,home improvement,and wildlife. registered GuernseysGuernsey calfandgivenHolsteins;him bybuiltfather,herdnowby savingowns 13all and sheep. Kept dairy production records six years on from gaveStatedemonstrationwinner in girls'atElectricState Fair.DemonstrationWon program in 1957, winnings to buy more calves. Netted $2,261 in 1958 with areeightintothetwenty-oneherd of 22cows.cows nowOwnsproducingsix animals,milk.threeEnteredof whichdairy award of watch in Electric project in 1957secondand wonplacefirstterritorialplace county,only sixdistrict,inproduction.state andExhibitednationaldairyshows.animalsParticipatedin local, management demonstration, livestock judging, and dairy judg- awardWeek classof $100on "Let'sscholarship in 1958. Assisted with State 4-H Club Dairy Management Demonstrationprogram and Dairy Judgingin dairying contests.shows. Received goldtwo bluewatchandastwostateredaward.ribbons at state in various sections ofDemonstrate.Moore County"concerningMade surveyadequateon 117wiring.homes tripcontests.to Member of State 4-H Honor Club. State winner of Sponsor: North Carolina Dairy Breeders Coop. Member of State 4-H Honor Club. State winner of trip to National Sponsor:NationalThe Oliver4-H ClubCorporationCongress in Dairy. 1958. Sponsor:4-H Club CongressWestinghousein Electric,Educational1958.Foundation STATE PROJECT WINNERS

Douglas Pritchard Pasquotank County CentralEntomologySenior 4-H Milton Coleman Field Crops Nancy Mitchem Food Preparation Age - 17 Club work 8 years Club AgeColumbus— l5 County CherryCerro GordoGroveSr.Community4-H Club4-HandClub AgeGaston- 16County ClubCherryvillework 6Senioryears 4-H Club 26 projects completed 24Clubprojectsworkcompleted 25 projects completed Completed projects in entomology, field crops, garden, forestry, 6 years Completed food preparation projects 5 years, prepared 23,050 lectedpoultry,insectsand electric. Carried entomology project 8 years, col— Completed projects in sweetpotatoes, corn, baby beef, poultry, dishes, 1,096 meals, and made 129 food exhibits. Prepared barn, poultry area,and practicedand on fruitcontroltrees.of insects in home, garden, swine, and cotton. Made a total of 47 exhibits and won first l8,950 of these dishes working in father's "Dairy Queen. " Pre— strations in county and district and madeGaveentomologyentomologyexhibits.demon-Held placewinnerribbonswith sweetat StatepotatoFairexhibitswith sweet potatoes. Firstplace sented 38 food preparation demonstrations, presented TV pro— offices in local club and served as president of the county 4-H strations in vegetable and livestockatconservationYam Festival.programs.Gave demon- duringgram onNationalfoods. 4-HpreparedClub Week.window Servedexhibit ason assistantbaked productsleader of Assistedcouncil. withHelpedcounty26 juniorrecreationclub membersprogram with record books. Entered state contest in vegetable judging, grading, and identi- Better Citizens 4-H Club. District winner in individual dairy winner of trip to National 4-H Club Congressand in4—HEntomology,Sunday. State1958. asficationpresidentin 1957. Served as president of local club 5 years and winnerfoods demonstrationof trip in 1958 and placed second in state. State Sponsor: Hercules Powder Company trip to Nationalof county4-H Club4-HCongresscouncil 2inyears.Field Crops.State winner1958. of tion, 1958. to_National 4—H Club Congress in Food Prepara- Sponsor: CorporationArcadian Products Department of Allied Chemical Sponsor: Betty Crocker of General Mills

Robert Hege, III Forage Crops James M. Alston Forestry Davidson County North Davidson 4—H Club Warren County Littleton Senior 4-1-] Club IredellLucille CountyMayes Girls' Home Economics Age - 15 Club work 6 years Age - 15 Club work 5 years Age - 17 Cool Spring CommunitySenior 4-H Club4-H Clubll. 33 projects completed 13 projects completed 50 projects completed Completed six forage crops projects, three in corn silage, Three—year forestry project Club work 7 years two in lespedeza, and one in small grain silage. Produced in using the following skills andincludedpractices:settingTrenching31,000outtreesplants, 1958 108 tons silage on six acres ofcorn, )2 tons silage on two keeping roots moist, setting plants properly, identifying trees, ofCompletedhome grounds,projectsfrozenin homefoods,improvement,clothing, bettercanning,grooming,beautificationfood lespedeza.acres of smallPresentedgrain, findforage590cropsbales demonstrationsof hay on eight acrestwo years,of causedmakingbyleafinsects,prints,properusing preventive measures for tree damage preparation, home management, garden, electric, poultry, and placed second in district contest. Served as president, treasurer, State 4-H Forestry Camp inmethods1956. Presentedof thinning.4—HDelegateforestryto dairy. Member of state-winning team in poultry marketing dem- and recreation leader of local club. State winner of trip to demonstrations. State winner of trip to National 4-H Club Districtonstrationwinnerin 1957,in district winner of girls' home economics. National 4—H Club Congress in Forage Crops, 1958. Congress in Forestry, 1958 (could not attend because of to Ohio, presidentgirls‘of localpublicclub.speakingHad grandin 1958,champion4-H exchangeeHolstein Sponsor: National Plant Food Institute illness).Sponsors: Southern Bell in district dairy show in 1957 and 1958. Helped organize com- American ForestTelephoneProducts& TelegraphIndustries,CompanyInc. munity club and served as assistant leader. Served as reporter Honorand secretaryClub. Stateof countywinner4-Hofcouncil.trip to NationalMember4-Hof ClubStateCongress4-H Sponsor:in Girls' HomeMontgomeryEconomics,Ward1958. STATE PROJECT WINNERS

Doloris Lee Health (Girl) Jimmie Jones Health (Boy) Juanita Jones Home Improvement AgeAnson- 15County JollyBurnsvilleYouth4-H4-HClubClub1: AgeUnion- 11County ClubFairviewworkSenior6 years4—H Club AgeWarren- 18County CalvaryLittletonCommunitySenior 4—H4-HClubClub& 66 projects completed 16 projects completed 43 projects completed Club work 6 years Completed projects inpoultry, garden, and crafts. Health Club work 8 years Completed projectsbaby beef,in beautificationclothing, betterof homegrooming,grounds,forestry,food andimprovementthat of hisactivitiesfamily include improving personal health Completed projects in home improvement, clothing, electric, preparation,marketing, electric, wildlife, safety, dairy calf, garden, home Union County 4-H HealthandCommittee;community.madeServeda studyas chairmanofpublicof beautificationgrooming, frozenofhomefoods,grounds,canning,foodpoultry,preparation,and crafts.betterCom- management, canning, and frozen foods.healthHealthandimprovementpromoting health,saving class;personalgavehealtha demonstrationand first aid; took Red Cross life- pleted 15 units inhome improvement in three years and made healthactivitiesimprovementincluded improvingin home andpersonalcommunity. Was a community control ofhouseflies; made an exhibitononwaterhealthsafetyfor boothand onat color76 improvementsschemes forwhichroomsincludedandpaintingrefinishingwalls,furniture,sanding floors,planning leader in ratHelpedcontroltraincampaign23 girlsandforindairytownshipfoodsRabiesdemonstra-control safetycountyandfair;wellfollowedbeing.goodStatepersonalwinnerhealthof triphabits for own laying tile in bathroom, re—upholstering furniture and selecting tionscampaign.in 1958. Helped with window exhibit on health during Club Congress in Health, 1958. to National 4-H new$100furniture,scholarshipandasmakingfirst placecurtainsterritorialand draperies.award in ReceivedElectric National 4—H Club Week and taught health'classyears andforassistantthree days Sponsor: Medical Society of the State of North Carolina project in 1955. Placed third in State 4-H Dress Bevue in 1957. leaderin 1957.of JollyPresidentYouthof4—HlocalClubclubthreethreeyears. State winner of StateImprovement,winner of1958.trip to National 4-H Club Congress in Home Sponsor:trip to NationalEli Lilly4-HandClubCompanyCongress in Health, 1958. Sponsor: Sears-Roebuck Foundation

Rebecca Lee Swain Home Management Zsckie Harrell Peanuts Jeanette Bolton Safety AgePasquotank- 17 County ClubWeeksvillework 8Senioryears4-H Club AgeChowan- 15County AdvanceEdenton SeniorCommunity4-H Club4-H Club& AgeWarren- 17County PaschallNorlina SeniorCommunity4-H Club4-Ha.Club 36 projects completed 20 projects completed 23Clubprojectsworkcompleted7 years Completed projects in food preparation, clothing, garden, Completedprojects in corn, peanuts,acre,swine,plantedandAdkinsafety.andPro- homeFifteenimprovement,units completedhomein homemanagement,managementelectric,includedand allsafety. ducedJumboZ,varieties.785 lbs. ofThepeanutsseed,onsavedone from good peanut crop in poultry,Completedandprojectsfrozen foods.in electric,Carriedfoodsafetypreparation,projectclothing,six years, phasescare ofsincehome,motherbuys food,is anmakesinvalidandandcaresclub memberfor clothes.takes Seed1957,werewerespacedtreatedeightwithinches21. Ceresanapart indust3 1/2beforefootplanting.rows. Made andeliminatedTV safety166programs,hazards, madewrote9 safetysafetynewstalks,articles,presenteddirectedradio Learned faster and easier methods of completing work. a net profit of $223.40. Winner of 1957 Chowanclub. StateCountywinnerPea— a safety playlet, and made safety survey of farm, home, and rearrangedBudgeted timekitchenand money,for safetyattendedand convenience.ironing demonstrations,Served as nutof tripContest.to NationalServed4-HasClubpresidentCongressof localin Peanuts, 1958. bercommunity.of 1957 state-winningPresented a dairytotal offoods65 demonstrations.demonstration team.Mem— presidentto 1958 Nationalof local4-HclubClubandCongress.of county 4-H council. Delegate Sponsor: North'Carolins Peanut Growers Association Over.Panel"memberState winnerfor Stateof trip4-HtoClubNationalWeek 4—Hclass,Club"Let‘sCongressTalk It inSponsor:Safety, General1958. Motors STATE PROJECT WINNERS

GuilfordStephen CobbCounty McLeansvilleSoil & Water ConservationSenior 4-H Club Fred L. Bass, Jr. Swine Alex Corbett Tobacco Production Age - 16 Club work 6 years AgeWilson- 17County ClubLucamaworkSenior7 years4-H Club AgePitt County- 15 ClubFarmvillework 5Senioryears4-H Club 21 projects completed 28 projects completed 6 projects completed Completed projects in soil and water conservation, beef, poultry, swine, corn, small grains, tobacco, forestry,lambs. andCompletedsoybeans.projectsResultsin swine.of 7 yearsbaby calf, corn, oats, tobacco, Completed projects in corn, cotton, and swine. Hicks Soil and water conservation activities include: Planted 2,500 one sows, 125 pigs, 7 hours, 5 gilts,in swineand 14project:shoats.Twenty—One grand anvarietyaveragetobaccoof $75.grown88 peron .10079 acrelbs. producedWas first1,856placelbs.winnerwith wettrees, cleared one acre of waste land, drained one-half acre champion sow, five grand champion hogs, and nine champion in Junior Tobacco Show, blue ribbonplacing and $100 savings changedland,30builtfeetlooseof waterway,rock damsfilledalong30road,feet offilledwashes,fivereseededgullies, hogsteam shownthree years.at county fairs. Member of county livestock judging bond. Served as vice president of local club. State winner of pond dam, sub—soiled 20 acres of land, Made soil and water winner of trip to NationalPresident4-HofClubcountyCongress4-H council.in Swine,State1958. Sponsor:trip to NationalPlant 4-HFoodClubInstituteCongressof N.inC.Tobacco,and Virginia1958. ofconservationtrip to Nationalexhibits4-HandClubgaveCongressdemonstrations.in Soil andStateWaterwinnerCon- Sponsor: The Moorman Manufacturing Company Sponsor:servation,The1958.Firestone Tire and Rubber.Company

PhilJohnstonShawCounty FourWildlifeOaksConservationSenior 4-H Club I: UnionKarenCountyCash Junior Enriched Corn Meal Program Smith Stokes Junior Dairy Calf Record Age — 16 Bentonville Community 4-H Club Age - 12 ClubWingatework4-H3 yearsClub AgeDavidson- 14 County ClubLinwoodwork4-H4 yearsClub This program is 15Clubprojectsworkcompleted5 years under. The stateavailablewinner isforselected4-H girlson the14 yearsbasis ofherage effortsand 20 projects completed Conducted wildlife conservationproject four years and com- bakingto teachofotherscorn mealto usemuffins.enrichedEachcorn meal in baking and on her Completed projects in dairy calf, dairy production, small pleted nine units to include Mallard Duck Management, farm rates them herself at home, enters agirlcountymakesbake-off,muffinsandandmakes grounds.grain, forageHascrops,three Guernseytractor, andcowsbeautificationregistered inofownhomename. plantingpond management.of food patchesconstructionand borders,of birdmakinghousesbirdandcensus,feeders, ofanenrichedexhibit atcornthe StatemealFair.muffinKarenrecipeplacedin cartons2500ofprintedeggs whichcopies Had grand champion Guernsey in State Fair Junior Show. distributing hunting regulations at county fair, setting up a her father sells. Received state award of $50 savings bond. DairyWon firstShow.placeHasinwonfittingmodeland cowsShowmanshipand plaquesin Districtfor fittingJunior Districtcounty fairwildlifewildlifeconservationexhibit, anddemonstrationposting gun safetywinnerposters.in 1957, Sponsor: American Corn Millers Federation and Showmanship, andhas received $310 in prizes in dairy delegate to State 4.1-! Wildlife Conservation Conference 1956, 1958.shows. ReceivedMembergoldof Davidsonwatch asCountystate award.Dairy Judging team in winner1957, andof trip1958.to NationalPresident4—Hof ClubcountyCongress4-H council.in wildlifeStateCon- Sponsor: Mutual Products Company Sponsor:servation,N.1953.C. Wildlife Resources Commission STATE DEMONSTRATION WINNERS

UnionDouglasCountyBraswsll Beekeeping Bruce Bell Cotton (Team) RobesonPerry LowryCounty Cotton (Team) Age - 16 UnionvilleClub work 54-HyesrsClub AgeRobeson— 15County PembrokeProgressiveSenior4-H Club4-H Cluband Age - 15 ClubProgressivework 5 years4-H Club 8projects completed 23 projects completed 15 projects completed Presented state-winning demonstration, "The Home of the Club work 5 years Presented state—winning demonstration, "Cotton Insect Con- InsBees,"presented10 timesfortothea totalcountyaudience4-H of 365. Demonstration Presented state-winning demonstration, "Cotton Insect Con- oftrol1900,and Fertilizerincluding Placement," 45 times to a total audience stration Day, State 4-H Club Week,council,CountyDistrictBeekeepersDemon-Club, oftrol1900,and Fertilizerincluding thePlacement,"following groups:45 timesCountyto a totalProduceaudience Association, P. '1‘.theA.,followingschool,groups:adult leaderCountyorganizstion,Produce Sponsors:and State BeekeepersThe WalterClub. Association, P. T. A.. school, adult leader organization, Sponsor:N. C. State Fair. Company, andT. DadantKelley Company,I. Sons A. 1. Root Sponsor:N. C. StateAtlanticFair. Cotton Association Atlantic Cotton Association

Sue Bogsr Dairy Foods (Team) Gail Earnhardt Mt.DairyPleasantFoods (Team)4-H Club Jimmy Albright Dairy Management AgeCnbarrns- 16 County CsbarrusMt. PleasantSeniord-H4.1-1ClubClubI: AgeCabarrus- 17 County Club work 6 years AgeBrunswick- 19 County ClubBoliviawork4—H8Clubyears 25Clubprojectsworkcompleted6 years 21 projects completed 26 projects completed Presented Presentedfast,“ 63 timesstate-winningto a totaldemonstration,audience of 692."EatPresenteda BetteraBreak-total Presented state-winning demonstration, "Know Your Cows," fast," 63 timesstate-winningto a totaldemonstration,audience of 692."EatHelpeda BettertrainBreak-other of 154 dairy foods demonstrations to 1,611 people in (our years. groups:four timesBoliviato a totalLionsaudienceClub, schoolof 300,club,includingDistrictthe Demonstra-following president.club membersvicetopresident,give dairy foods demonstrations. Served as tionPlacedin 1957.in districtServedblueasribbonpresidentgroupofinlocaldairyclubfoodsanddemonstra-as vice tion Day. State 4-H Club Week. President of local club. club. Won blue ribbons in countyand secretary-treasurerpoultry show and onofcalflocalin president of county 4-H council. Member of county 4-H chorus. Sponsor:District winnerN. C.inMilkDairy.Producers Federation Sponsor:district dairyAmericanshows.Dairy Association of North Carolina Sponsor: American Dairy Association of North Carolina STATE DEMONSTRATION WINNERS

Richard Maggard Dairy Management LincolnBrenda DellingerCounty Dress Revue Bob Wilson Electric (Boy) AgeBrunswick- 19 County ClubBoliviawork4-H8Clubyears Age - 17 ClubRockworkSprings7 yearsSenior 4—H Club AgeMecklenburg- 14 County ClubMcClintockwork 3Jr.years4-H Club 16 projects Carried clothing project all seven years. Began as county Presented state-winning demonstration, completed junior dress revue winner in l952, placed 5th in 1957 State Soil Lessens Farmer's Toil," six times to"Electricallytotal audienceHeatedof Presented state-winning demonstration, "Know Your Cows," wool4-H Dresssuit Revue. Winning outfit consisted of lightweight 750, including the following groups: District Demonstration four times to total audience of 300, including the following State winnerof blueof tripwithtowashableNational 4—Hsilk ClubprintCongressblouse andinhat.Dress StateDay, Fair,State 4—HannualClub Week, State 4-H Electric Congress. N. C. strationgroups: Day,BoliviaStateLions4-HClub,Club Week.school club,CountyDistrictwinnerDemon-in Bee- Revue, 1958, and modeled outfit at a luncheon for the entire Association. Presentedmeetingelectricof TarprogramHeel Electricon television.Membership Sponsor:keeping. N. C. Milk Producers Federation Sponsor:delegation.Simplicity Pattern-Company, Inc. Sponsor: Tar Heel Electric Membership Association, Inc.

ArleneWake CountyMiller Electric (Girl) Bibb Swain CreeksEntomologyCommunity(Team)4-H Club Sue Snell Entomology (Team) Age - 14 ClubWesternworkBoulevard4 years 4-H Club AgeTyrrell- 16County Columbia Senior 4-H Club AgeTyrrell— 17County ClubColumbiaworkSenior8 years4-H Club 7 projects completed 12projects completed 17 projects completed Presentedstate—winning demonstration, "Are You Up-To- Club work 6 years Presented state-winning demonstration, "Tubers Without groups:Date," 11CountytimesDemonstrationto total audience of 465, including the following Presented state-winning demonstration,of l,100,"TubersincludingWithoutthe fol-Tun- Tunnels," 16 times to total audience of 1,100, including the Day, State 4-H Club Week, localDay,club,DistrictFairviewDemonstrationFarm Bureau nels,"lowing groups:16 timesCountyto total4-HaudienceCouncil, District Demonstration Day,followingStategroups:4-H ClubCountyWeek,4-HColumbiaCouncil,RotaryDistrictClubDemonstrationand Columbia Membershipand 4-H, N. Association,C. State Fair, annual meeting of Tar Heel Electric Day, State 4-H Club Week, ColumbiaSocietyRotarymeeting,Club and nationalColumbia Farm Bureau, State Entomology Society meeting, and national Church. Has held offices banquetin local clubat Edentonand isStreetsecretaryMethodistof meetingFarm Bureau,of the EntomologicalState EntomologySociety ofAmericain Salt Lake City,meetingUtah.of theParticipatedEntomologicalin StateSociety4-HofDressAmericaRevuein threeSalt Laketimes. county winner4—H council.in ElectricAttendedproject,State1957.4-H Electric Congress as City, Utah. Participated4-H Clubin talentWeek.showFirstforplaceStatewinnert-H Electrictwice Held offices in local club and county 4-H Council, served as Sponsor: Tar Heel Electric Membership Association, Inc. inCongressfitting andandshowmansbipState contest for livestock show. treasurersecretary-treasurerof State 4-HofCouncil.Eastern District and is secretary- Sponsors: Federation,Carolina-Virginiaand FarmersPesticideCooperativeFormulators,ExchangeFarmers Sponsors: Federation,Carolina-Virginiaand FarmersPesticideCooperativeFormulators,ExchangeFarmers STATE DEMONSTRATION WINNERS

TransylvaniaCharles TaylorCounty BrevardFarmer CooperativeSenior 4-H Club(Team) Floyd McCall BrevardFarmer CooperativeSenior 4-H Club(Team)& Clyde A. Keisler. Jr. Forage Crops (Team)4-H Club Age — 17 Club work 7 years AgeTransylvania- 17 County Little River Com. 4-H Club AgeWake-County14 ClubWesternworkBoulevard4 years 32 projects completed 21 projects completed 10 projects completed Presented state-winning demonstration, "Your Farm I: Home Club work 8 years Presented state-winning demonstration, "Providing A 12 Hour," 30 times to total audience of 75,000, including Statethe follow-4-H Presented state-winning demonstration, "YourincludingFarm &theHomefol- Months Forage Program," 8 times (or local club, county and Clubing groups:Week, N.CivicC. clubs,State Fair,DistrictcooperativeDemonstrationmeetings.Day, Member of lowingHour,"groups:30 timesCivicto totalclubs,audienceDistrictof 75,000.Demonstration Day, State AreadistrictPasturedemonstrationField Day.programs,Served asStatepresident4-H Clubof localWeek,cluband 1956,state-winning2nd placeSoilwinner& Waterin stateConservationin PoultryDemonstrationMarketing Demonstra-team in 4-H Club Week. N. C. State Fair, cooperative meetings.DemonstrationMem- and as vice president of county 4-H council. Selected as the tion in 1958. Selected to attend National A. I. C. Conference as berteamofinstate—winning1956. DelegateSoilto&NationalWater ConservationA. I. C. Conference. Rep- Sponsor:outstanding Austinville4-H boy in WakeLimestoneCountyDivisionin 1957.of the New Jersey Historiana youth chairman.of State 4-HDelegateCouncil.to VirginiaMember4—Hof StateShort4-HCourseHonorinClub.1958. Shoals,resentedAlabama.seven southeasternServed asstatesvice presidentat TVA Conventionof WesternatDistrict.Muscle Zinc Company Sponsor: Farmers Cooperative Council Sponsor:Local juniorFarmersleader.Cooperative Council

Brenda L. Keisler Forage Crops (Team) Benjamin Hendricks Forestry (Team) Tommy Anderson Forestry (Team) AgeWake-County13 ClubWesternworkBoulevard4 years 4-H Club AgeEdgecombe— 14 County North Edgecombe 4-H Club AgeEdgecombe- l4 County North Edgecombe 4-H Club 6 projects completed 11 projects completed 4 projects completed MonthsPresentedForagestateProgram,"-winning demonstration,8 times for local"Providingclub, countyA 12 and mentPresentedBy Diskingstate—winningand Poisoning,"demonstration,18 times"Woodlandto a totalImprove-audience mentPresentedBy Diskingstate—winningand Poisoning,"demonstration,18 times"Woodlandto a totalImprove-audience district demonstration programs, State 4-H Club Week, and of 560, and twiceagriculturalon television.workers,Givencountyto civic4-H council,clubs of Tar-Dis- of 560, and twice on television. Given to civic clubs of Tar- AreaElectricPasturewinner.Field Day. Secretary of local club. County trictboro,Demonstrationcounty Day, State 4-H Club Week, and for agents' boro,trict Demonstrationcounty agriculturalDay, Stateworkers,4—H ClubcountyWeek,4—H council,and for agents'Dis- Sponsor: AustinvilleZinc CompanyLimestone Division of the New Jersey GrandtrainingChampionconference.Gilt atPresidentRocky Mountof localFairclub.and ReserveHad countyCham- RockytrainingMountconference.Fat StockExhibitedShow & Sale.blue ribbonSong leaderbaby beef{or localsteer club.at pionSponsor:Gilt atSouthernTarboroBellFair.Telephone & Telegraph Company Sponsor: Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company STATE DEMONSTRATION WINNERS

Michael Jones Livestock Conservation Edward Turner Peanut Production 6: Marketing Patsy Harris Poultry Marketing (Team) AgeHyde-County14 ClubWestworkHyde 4Senioryears4—H Club AgeGates- County13 ClubGatesvillework 2Intermediateyears 4-H Club AgeStanly- 17County ClubNorwoodworkSenior5 years4-H Club Presented state-winning demonstration, "The Prevention Presented state-winning demonstration, 16 Control of the Large Intestinal Roundworm in Swine," sixand for Germination," five times to the following"Testgroups:Your PeanutDistrictSeed projects completed Statetimes4-Hto the following groups: District Demonstration Day, School,DemonstrationN. Day, State 4—H Club Week, Gatesville High Presented state—winning demonstration, "Make Eggs Look Club. PresidentClub Week,of localRuritanclub.Club,CountyRotarywinnerClub,in Achievement.and Lions dent of localC.club.Peanut Growers Association meeting. Vice presi— Goodcluding— BetheGood,"followingelevengroups:timesCountyto total4-Haudienceclubs, Districtof 1,650, in- Sponsor: Republic Steel Corporation Sponsor: N. C. Peanut Growers Association ReceivedDemonstrationfree tripDay,toStateWashington,4—H ClubD.Week.C. andN.PennsylvaniaC. State Fair.to Sponsor:observe poultryN. C. industries.Granite CorporationServed as president of local club.

David Morton Stanly County AquadalePoultry MarketingSenior 4-H(Team)Club Doris Ellaine Smith RosewoodPoultry Production4-H Club(Team) David Glenwood Smith Poultry Production (Team) Age - 16 Club work 5 years AgeWayne- 14County Club work 4 years AgeWayne- 17County ClubRosewoodwork4-H7 yearsClub 9 projects completed Presented state-winning demonstration, "Free Choice Feeding," 24 projects completed Presented state-winning ten times to total audience of 900, including the following Good - Be Good," elevendemonstration,times to total audience“Make Eggsof 1,650.Look in- groups: District Demonstrationleaders,Day, Statefriends.4-H ClubServedWeek,as ing,"Presentedten timesstate-winningto demonstration, "Free Choice Feed- cluding the following groups: County 4-H clubs, District Demon- N.songC.leaderState forFair,localneighborhoodclub two years. ing groups: DistricttotalDemonstrationaudience of 900,Day,includingState 4—HtheClubfollow-Week, freestrationtripDay,to Washington,State 4-H ClubD. C.Week,and PennsylvaniaN. C. State Fair. Received Sponsor: Farmers Cooperative Exchange ribbons,N. C. State8 Fair, neighborhood leaders, friends. Won 61 poultry industries. Served as song leader for localto observeclub and Sponsor: Farmerstrophies,Cooperativeand $300 atExchangecounty fairs. Sponsor:county 4—HN.councilC. Granitetwo years.Corporation STATE DEMONSTRA TION WINNERS

MecklenburgClyde Edwin DavisCounty PublicVegetableSpeaking& Fruit(boy)Production (Team) Verna Hall Public Speaking (Girl) David Edwards Sheep Shearing Age - 16 North Mecklenburg Sr. 4-H Club AgeRandolph— l8 County ClubFranklinvillework 8 yearsSenior 4—H Club AgeIredell- 17County ClubTroutmanworkSenior9 years4-H Club 38Clubprojectsworkcompleted6 years State-winning talk entitled "The Privileges and Responsibilities Sheared approximately 1,250 sheep in three years. Helped winnerof an Americanin countyCitizenpoultryUndershow inthe1957.Constitution. " Blue ribbon inteachstateotherin poultryboys howproductionto sheardemonstrationsheep. Districtin winner1956. Recrea-and 2nd Gavefore clubs,state-winningchurch groups,talk on “Buildingschool groups,WorldDistrictPeace“ 54Demonstrationtimes be— Sponsor: Pure Oil Company tion leader for local club. Participated in National Sheep Day. State 4-H Club Week, and radio and television audiences. Sponsor:Shearing ContestFred Whitakerat InternationalCompanyLive Stock Exposition in 1958. tableHas given& Fruita totalProductionof 275 4-Hdemonstrationtalks. Presentedon "Mr.state-winningTomato GrowsVege-Up" in40thetimesnationalto a totalNJVGAaudiencecontestofheld3,500inandBiloxi,on television.Miss. , in December,Participated in1958.1957Stateandplacedwinner3rdin Vegetablein nationalandcontest.Fruit MarketingHas serveddemonstrationas president, Sponsor:vice president.Publictreasurer,Speaking —andPuresongOilleaderCompanyof local club.

Howard Len Warren Sheep Watauga County BethelShearingSenior 4-H Club James L. Powell FairviewSoil in. Water4-HConservationClub (Team) Marvin Powell Soil & Water Conservation (Team) Age - l8 Club work 8 years AgeWake-County12 Club work 3 years AgeWake-County17 ClubFairviewwork4-H7 yearsClub 9 projects completed 6 projects completed 12 projects completed shearingCompletedprojects in dairy, beef, and tobacco. Gave sheep Presented state-winning demonstration entitled “Blueprints" 15 Presented state-winning demonstration entitled "Blueprints" 15 with threedemonstrationsheep shearingatschoolsN. C. Statefor youngerFair in club1958.members.Assisted times to the following groups: County and District Demonstration times to the following groups: County and District Demonstra- Served as president of local club. Participated in National programs, StateWorkers4-H ClubCouncil,Week.andN.onC.televisionState Fair,program.local club.County tion programs, State 4-H Club Week, N. C. State Fair, local Sheep Shearing Contest at International Live Stock Exposition in lieldAgriculturalcrops winner. Presidentclub, Agriculturalof local clubWorkersin l958.Council, and on television program. Sponsor:1958. Fred Whitaker Company Sponsor: The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company Sponsor: The Firestone Tire and Rubber Company STATE DEMONSTRATION WINNERS

Judy Fletcher ClevelandDav-id WashburnCounty SoilBoilingk WaterSpringsConservationJr. 4-H Club(1nd.) Iredell County Tobacco (Team) IredellEdith MarieCountyHall UnionTobacco (Team) Age - 13 Club work 3 years Age - 17 ClubUnionworkGrove7 yearsSenior 4-H Club Age - 17 Club workGrove7 yearsSenior 4—H Club 8 projects completed 21 projects completed 15 projects completed drops"Presented12 timesstate-winningto a totaldemonstrationaudience of 600,entitledincluding"Trappingthe followingRain- Pay"Presented16 timesstate-winningto a total demonstration entitled "Grades That Presented state-winning demonstration entitled "Grades That groups: District Demonstration Day, State 4-H Club Week, N. C. television audiences. Gaveaudiencedemonstrationof 350 and one radio and three televisionPay" 16 timesaudiences.to a totalGaveaudience of 350 and one radio and three State Fair, 4-H camp. national meeting of Soil Conservation Fair. Placed in district blue ribbon groupatintheDressN. RevueC. Statein Fair. District winner in betterdemonstrationgrooming inat1958.the N.PlacedC. State2nd CreditSocietyAssociationof Americameeting.held in Asheville,District winnerCherryvilleand 2ndProductionin Sponsor:1958. Naugatuck Chemical in state in tobacco judging in 1957. Served as reporter and soil and water conservation demonstration in 1957. Wonstatebluein Company Sponsor:recreationNaugatuckleader in Chemicallocal club.Company Sponsor:ribbon on Thecalf'atFirestonedairy show.Tire and Rubber Company

CabarrusBruce EarnhardtCounty Mt.TractorPleasantOperator4-H Club Peggy Joan Barnes Vegetable and Fruit Marketing (Team) Monty Harrell Vegetable and Fruit Marketing (Team) Age - 17 Club work 1 years AgeTyrrell- 15County CabinColumbiaSwampSeniorCommunity4-H Club4-HIt Club AgeTyrrell- 17County ClubColumbiaworkSenior6 years4-H Club 9 projects completed 24Clubprojectsworkcompleted5 years Presented state-winning demonstration entitled “More Money Participated in Regional 4-H Tractor Driving Contest at theFromfollowingMelons"groups:10 timesRotaryto a totalClub,audienceFarm Bureau.of 650, localincludingclub, tionsVirginiaon tractorState Fair,careplacedand safety.6th. Presented1956-58. Constructed{our demonstra-county FromPresentedMelons"state-winning10 times todemonstrationa total audienceentitledof 650."MoreincludingMoney county and district demonstration days. State 4.4-: Club Week. fair exhibit, won firstplace award, 1958. the following groups: Rotary Club. Farm Bureau, local club. HeldParticipatedfour officesin nationalin localNJVGAclub. contestThis teamat Biloxi,was oneMississippi.of eight Sponsor: American Oil Company Participatedcounty and districtin nationaldemonstrationNJVGA contestdays.atStateBiloxi.4-HMississippi.Club Week. national winners in the national NJVGA contest. EnrichedDistrict winnerCorn Mealincanningcontest.twoHeldyears,officesdistrictin localwinnerclubinandJunior nerscountyin4-Hthe nationalcouncil. NJVGAThis teamcontest.was one of eight National win- STATE DEMONSTRATION WINNERS

Carole Ann Greene Vegetable & Fruit Production (Team) Kitty Bernhardt Vegetable & Fruit Use Joel Huneycutt Wildlife Conservation AgeMecklenburg- 16 County ClubNorthworkMecklenburg6 years Sr. 4—H Club AgeDavidson- 16 County ClubLexingtonwork4—H4 yearsClub AgeStanly- 16County ClubStanfieldworkSenior5 years4-H Club 35 projects completed 25 projects completed 11 projects completed Presented Presented state—winning demonstration Grows Up"state-winning40 times to ademonstrationtotal audience ofentitled3,500,"Mr.includingTomatothe Around the Clock" 6 times to a total audienceentitledof"Carrots550. Demon— PresentedWildlife Yields"state-winning10 timesdemonstrationto a total audienceentitledof 1,900,“Increasingincluding followingschool groups,groups:DistrictHomeDemonstrationdemonstration clubs, community clubs, nationalstration NJVGAwas givencontestat theinN.Biloxi,C. StateMississippi.Fair. ParticipatedParticipatedin the following groups: County 4-H groups, District Demonstration and a television audience. ParticipatedDay,in nationalState 4-HNJVGAClubcontestWeek, in state vegetable grading, judging, and identification contest inBay,ForageStateCrops4-H ClubDemonstrationWeek, and N.in 1956.C. StateServedFair.asStatepresidentwinnerof Fruitin Biloxi,Iv. VegetableMississippi,Marketing1958. Member of state-winning team in Sponsor:in 1957 and 5.1958.H. KressDistrict& Company,canning winnerF. W.inWoolworth1957. Company, Sponsor:local clubN.two years and as secretary of county 4-H council. 3rd in national contest. StateDemonstrationand National winnerin 1957inandGarden,placed McLell-n Stores Company, Rose's 5, 10 8:. 25¢ Store C. Wildlife Resources Commission meeting.1958. Elected Southern Regional Director of NJVGA at national

STATE JUDGING WINNERS

kinDAIRYCounty;JUDGINGBoyceTEAM: (Left to right) Maurice Todd, st- Iredell County; PrestonBaker,Cornelius,Gaston County;IredellReynoldsCounty. Cowles, inThesethe finalfour stateclub memberscontest heldhad the highest individual scores As a team, lredell County placedduringhighestStatein4-HbothClubpreliminaryWeek. dividualand finalincontests.the statePreston Cornelius was high—scoring in- North Carolina in thecontest.NationalThese4-H Dairyclub membersJudging Contestrepresentedin TheWaterloo,team placedIowa, scoring 1936 points out of s possible 2250. 7th place as an individual8th in thisandcontest.was placedReynolds3rd inCowlesjudgingtiedHol-for Sponsor:stein and 4thN. C.in judgingPurebredJerseyDairycattle.Cattle Association STATE JUDGING WINNERS

LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM - EdgecombeBilly Bulluck,County. Dlvid(Left to right)Shelton.Buddy Knight, Donald Godwin. The team scored 1196 points out of a possible 1350 in the final state contest held at the State Fair. They placedClub Week.3rd Competedin the preliminaryin the Nationalcontest4-HheldLivestockduring StateJudging4-H Contest held inSponsor:ChicagoN.duringC. Cattleman'sthe InternationalAssociationLive Stock Exposition.

VEGETABLE JUDGING,County. GRADING,(Left to right)ANDKayIDENTIFICATIONGerman, Linda TEAMJones, -MarthaWilkesPratt. The team scoredhighest in the state contest held nationalduring State NJVGA4-H ClubcontestWeek heldwith in2067Biloxi,points.Mississippi.Participated in SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

Larry Dilda Smith-Douglass Scholarship Allen Kimball, Jr. Smith-Douglass Scholarship PittHoraceCountyCorbett Smith-Douglass Scholarship Age-Pitt County18 ClubFarmvillework 9Senioryears4-H Club AgeWarren— l9County Norlina 4-H Club Age - 18 ClubFarmvillework 9Senioryears4-H Club 23 projects completed 12 projects completed 22 projects completed Received $1,000 scholarship to study agricultural engineering Received $1,000 to study agriculture at N. C. State College. ingReceivedat N. C.$1,000StatescholarshipCollege. to study agricultural engineer- tionat N.DemonstrationC. State College.in 1956.StateStatewinnerwinnerin Livestockin VegetableConserva-& Fruit HadclubAthreeaverageyearsinandhighheldschool.otherServedoffices.asServedpresidentas president,of local class. State winner in LivestockWas valedictorianConservationofDemonstrationhis graduating Production Demonstration and in Corn in 1957 and a delegate vice president, and reporter of county 4-H council. Active instration1956. andState winner in Vegetable k Fruit Production Demon— countyto the National4—1-1 council4-HandClubofCongress.the NortheasternServedDistrictas presidentin 1958.of the Sponsor:in school andSmith-Douglasschurch activitiesCompany,and inInc.Boy Scout activities. 4-H Club Congress.in TobaccoHeldin offices1957 andinalocaldelegateclubtoandthecountyNational4-H Delegate to Danforth Camp in 1958. Junior Coastal Plain corn wascouncil,1958wasnationalsecretary—treasurer of Northeastern District, and Memberchampionof1954Collegiatethrough4-H1957.Club.Member of State 4-H Honor Club. school activities. viceMemberpresidentof Stateof NJVGA.4-H HonorActiveClub.inMemberhigh Sponsor: Smith-Douglass Company, Inc. Sponsor:of CollegiateSmith-Douglass4-H Club. Company, Inc.

D. E. White, Jr. Esso Scholarship Club Jimmie CherryCounty Esso Scholarship Keith Baucom Chilean Nitrate Scholarship AgeIredell- 17County Central SeniorCommunity4-H 4-H Club AgeNew-Hanover11 LuckyNewHanoverHorseshoeH. S.4-H4-HClubClub AgeUnion- County18 ClubUnionwork4-H Club8 years 43 projects completed 16 projects completed 18 projects completed Club work 8 years Club work 5 years Received $600 scholarship to study poultry science at N. C. Received $800 scholarship to studygraduatingagricultureclass.at N. HasC. State Received $800 scholarship to study forest management at State College. Had A average in high school. State winner in beenCollege.stateWaswinnervaledictorianin Public Speaking,ofhis Dairy Management Dem- School.N. C. StateStateCollege.4-H HealthWasKinggraduatedin 1957fromand aNewdelegateHanoverto High poultryDistrictproiectwinnerandandPoultryplaced 2ndMarketingin stateDemonstrationin Poultry Demonstra-in 1956. onstration, and Farmer CooperativeIn Water Conservation.Demonstration,Servedand stateas National 4-H Club Congress. State winner in Dairy Manage— tion in 1955. Held officesActiveininlocalschoolclubandandchurchwas reporteractivities.for presidentand nationalof thewinnerSouthwesternin Soil District and held offices in local ment1957. DemonstrationMember of Statein 19564-H Honorand in Club.Forestry Demonstration in countyMember4—Hof Statecouncil.4-H Honor Club. Member of Collegiate 4-H activitiesclub and countyand in4-HF. F.council.A. MemberActiveofinStateschool4—HandHonorchurchClub. Sponsor: Esspo Standard Oil Company Sponsor:Club. Chilean Nitrate Educational Bureau Sponsor:Member ofEssoCollegiateStandard4-HOilClub.Company STATE BLUE RIBBON HEALTH GROUP: Girls - Sue Bishop, Beaufort County Boys - Gordon Becton, Carteret County Frances Ann Sigmon, Catawba County Gerald Williams, Cumberland County Gwendolyn McLaurin, Cumberland County Norman Nifong, Davidson County Jane Sink, Davidson County Wayne T. Adams, Jr. , Graham County Patricia Blalock, Henderson County Stephen Cobb, Guilford County Sarah Woodward, Iredell County Gene McGaha, Haywood County Phyllis Batten, Johnston County Woodrow Lowery, Jones County Kathryn Counts, New Hanover County Harold Vick, Nash County Ola Mae Bundy, Pasquotank County Cecil Eakins, Pender County Jewell Whitaker, Surry County Jimmy Childress, Surry County Judith Mims, Transylvania County Neel Overman, Wayne County Rebecca Reece, Vance County STATE DRESS REVUE (Top 10): Brenda Dellinger, Lincoln County Frances Ann Sigmon, Catawba County Marvorene Byrd, Wilkes County Mary Ross Henley, Chatham County Patricia Alsup, Nash County Annie Marie Riddick, Gates County Jane Harris Owen, Moore County Jenny Jones, Hoke County Carolyn Martin, Jackson County Rita Robbins, Rutherford County

COUNTY AWARDS ELECTRIC (Award: Embossed Plaque) — Randolph County SAFETY (Award: Embossed Plaque) - Guilford County

CLUB AWARDS

HEALTH (Blue Award Group - Certificate of Recognition) Cherry Grove 4-H Club, Caswell County Hobbsville Junior 4-H Club, Gates County Central Community 4—H Club, Iredell County Sandhill 4—H Club, Lenoir County Derita Senior 4-H Club, Mecklenburg County Central Senior 4-H Club, Pasquotank County John Graham Senior 4-H Club, Warren County

SAFETY (Blue Award Group - Certificate of Recognition) South Elementary 4-H Club, Alamance County Cedar Fork Community 4-H Club, Duplin County Wilke sboro Road Community 4-H Club, Iredell County Deep Run Neighborhood 4-H Club, Lenoir County Patton 4-H Club, Macon County Weeksville Senior 4—H Club, Pasquotank County Busy Beavers Community 4—H Club, Pitt County DISTRIC T WINNERS PROJECT EASTERN NORTHEASTERN SOUlHEASTERN WESTERN W TH T RN Achievement (Boy) Bruce Phillips, Jr. James Floyd, Jr. D. E. White, Jr. (Lenoir) (Davidson) (Iredell) Achievement (Girlfi 1.013 Winslow Helen Elks Tarbara Tew Joan Crawford Betty L. Wallace fie Goforth (Perquimans) (Wayne) (Cumberland) (Clay) (Surry) (Iredell) Beau. of Home Effie Lee Aman Dyane 17rice Robert Hardie Joe Ann Buckner Margaret Nelson Lois Gibson Grounds (Onslow) (Nash) (Columbus) (Clay) (Alamance) (Iredell) Beef Production Donald Mallard Jimmy Harrell Michael Goodson Elizabeth Ammons Carl Fields, Jr. Lavette Teeter (Jones) (Wilson) (Duplin) (Macon (Guilford) (Iredell) Better Grooming Sue Bishop Barbara Stallings Patsy Ashe Mary Ann Boles Edith Hall (Beaufort) (Warren) (Jackson) (Stokes) (Iredell) Boys' Agricultural Earl Smith Bill Jones Burt Gunter Murray Corriher Program (Lenoir) (Buncombe) (Durham) (Rowan) Canning Peggy Barnes Linda Woodall Elizabeth Cockman Barbara Ferguson Kitty Bernhardt Louise Greene (Tyrrell) (Johnston) (Moore) (Haywood) (Davidson) (Union) Citizenship (Boy) George West W. T. Adams, Jr. Charles Graham Reynolds Cowles (Lenoir) (Graham) (Davidson) (Iredell) Citizenship (Girl) Doreann Langdon Barbara Tew Clara LeQuire Shirley Scott Judy Brown (Johnston) (Cumberland) (Swain) (Guilford) (Iredell) Clothing Effie Lee Aman Rebecca Parker Gwen McLaurin Annette Hall Judy Mock Tina Jordan (Onslow) (Johnston) (Cumberland) (Buncombe) (Forsyth) (Mecklenburg) Commercial Vegeta- Joseph Parks Jessie L. Jones ble Crops (Vance) (Duplin) Community Relations Paul Lancaster, Jr. Jimmy Boles (Boy) (Warren) (Stokes) Community Relations Beckie Gregory Elizabeth Davis Shirley Beckner Helen Paisley Mary A. Farrington (Girl) (Perquimans) (Warren) (Swain) (Guilford) (Rowan) Corn Donald Madre Keith Croom Allie McCullen Jimmy Farrell James Cooke (Perquimans) (Greene) (Sampson) (Alamance) (Iredell) Cotton Wayne Cross Ronald Chandler Do not compete J. Z. Little (Johnston) (Montgomery) (Stanly) Dairy David Aman Egerton Rideout, Jr. Gerald Williams Mary Beth Key Mack Turner Nathan Morrison (Onslow) (Warren) (Cumberland) (Henderson) (Rockingham) (Iredell) Electric (Boy) David Aman Virgil Harper Jessie Simmons W. T. Adams, Jr. Randolph Macon William Marlin (Onslow) (Lenoir) (Cumberland) (Graham) (Randolph) (Iredell) Electric (Girl) Dorothy Chambers Joyce Dunn Jane Harris Owen Joe Ann Buckner Mary Betsy Jones Ann Mercer (Pasquotank) (Halifax) (Moore) (Clay) (Ashe) (Stanly) Entomology Douglas Pritchard Linda Gilliam Billy McLaurin Wayne Allen Elizabeth Summers (Pasquotank) (Hartford) (Cumberland) (Randolph) (Iredell) Field Crops Emerle Stephenson Milton Coleman Carl Fields, Jr. Jacob Wright (Hertford) (Columbus) (Guilford) (McDowell) Food Preparation Kay Francis White Janie Pope Gwen McLaurin Jean Mehaffey Jane Sink Nancy Mitchem (Chowan) (Wilson) (Cumberland) (Haywood) (Davidson) (Gaston) Forage Crops Gerald Williams Robert Hege, III Jacob Wright (Cumberland) (Davidson) (McDowell) Forestry Leon Evans James Alston Polly James Charles Elders Carl Fields, Jr. Barry Sigmon (Chowan) (Warren) (Duplin) (Jackson) (Guilford) (Catawba) Frozen Foods Barbara Harris Rebecca Jo Reese Jenny Jones Elizabeth Ammons Leola Dickerson Jane Moore Howe (Beaufort) (Vance) (Hoke) (Macon) (Rockingham) (Gaston) Garden J. E. Reynolds Harold Vick Michael McLaurin Ann Wiggins Linda Motsinger Carole Ann Greene (Tyrrell) (Nash) (Cumberland) (Graham) (Forsyth) (Mecklenburg) Girls' Home Kaye Lowe Juanita Jones Elizabeth Jones Barbara Ferguson Linda Matthews Lucille Mayes Economics Record (Chowan) (Warren) (Scotland) (Haywood) (Yadkin) (Iredell) Home Improvement Carroll McDonnell Juanita Jones Gwen McLaurin Martha Johnson Barbara Fansler Kay Smith (Perquimans) (Warren) (Cumberland) (Henderson) (Forsyth) (Gaston) Home Management Rebecca Swain Betty Jean Nance Gwen McLaurin Shirley Becker Sylvia Fryar Karen White (Pasquotank) (Northampton) (Cumberland) (Swain) (Guilford) (Iredell) Leadership (Boy) Woodrow Taylor Charles Taylor Jimmy Childress Preston Cornelius (Lenoir) (Transylvania) (Surry) (Iredell) Leadership (Girl) Rachel Spivey Elaine Overman Linda Lee Jane Parkins Jane Hinson (Perquimans) (Wayne) (Anson) (Guilford) (Stanly) Peanuts Zackie Harrell Gene Clark Do not compete Do not compete Do not compete (Chowan) (Bertie) Poultry Barbara Jordan Henry Brake, Jr. Billy McLaurin Ray Roberson Linda Snider B. B. Haigler, Jr. (Chowan) (Edgecombe) (Cumberland) (Buncombe) (Davidson) (Union) Recreation Ola Mae Bundy Brenda Green Catherine Gibson Brenda Cunningham Sue Brewer Nancy Thompson (Pasquotank) (Johnston) (Scotland) (Macon) (Forsyth) (Mecklenburg) Safety Dorothy Chambers Jeanette Bolton Jenny Jones Shirley Becker Kenneth Clodfelter Mary Lou Howe (Pasquotank) (Warren) (Hoke) (Swain) (Davidson) (Gaston) Soil & Water . Marvin Powell Stephen Cobb Stephen Sinclair Conservation (Wake) (Guilford) (Rutherford) Swine J. Warren Swain Fred Bass, Jr. Jessie Simmons Thomas Payne, Jr. Lynn Goforth (Tyrrell) (Wilson) (Cumberland) (Davidson) (Iredell) Tobacco Chester Smith Alex Corbett Otis Collier Billy Turner Edward Justice (Beaufort) (Pitt) (Cumberland) (Yadkin) (Burke) Tractor Harvey Brickhouse Paul Lancaster, Jr. Horace Skipper Bill Jones Norman Nifong Barry Sigmon (Tyrrell) (Warren) (Bladen) (Buncombe) (Davidson) (Catawba) Wildlife Marcelle Vogel Phil Shaw Jessie Simmons Carroll Parker Frances Haynes Mildred Hunter Conservation (Craven) (Johnston) (Cumberland) (Transylvania) (Surry) (Mecklenburg) DISTRICT WINNERS

DEMONSTRATIONS EASTERN NORTHEASTERN SOUTHEASTERN WESTERN NORTHWESTERN SOUTHWESTERN Beekeeping Martin Mayo Patricia Ann Cox Michael McLaurin Davis Galloway Wayne Allen Douglas Braswell (Beaufort) (Wake) (Cumberland) (Haywood) (Randolph) (Union) Cotton Production Woodrow Taylor Bruce Bell J. Z. Little and Marketing Jimmie Williams Perry Lowry (Stanly) (Lenoir) (Robeson) Dairy Foods (1nd.) Melissa McCoy Janie Pope Ann William son Judith Wiggins Joyce Smith Nancy Mitchem (Craven) (Wilson) (Columbus) (Swain) (Surry) (Gaston) Dairy Foods (Team) Bonnie Shepard Margaret Rideout Peggy Johnson Barbara Ferguson Martha Lewis Sue Boger Jane Shepard Peggy James Willa Dean Parsons Patricia Kirkpatrick Brenda Lewis Gail Earnhardt (Onslow) (Warren) (Sampson) (Haywood) (Randolph) (Cabarrus) Dairy Management Jack Westerbeek Bruce Phillips Jimmy Albright Colvin Pinkerton James Floyd, Jr. Billy Summerlin Edgar Bryan William Phillips Richard Maggard Jerry King ‘ Norman Nifong (Union) (Beaufort) (Lenoir) (Brunswick) (Buncombe) (Davidson) Electric (Boys) Whittie Matthews Joe Magee David Matthews Ronald Deitz Resal Craven Bob Wilson (Perquimans) (Northampton) Gerald Matthis (Jackson) Randolph Macon (Mecklenburg) (Sampson) (Randolph) Electric (Girls) Madge Morris Arlene Miller Dotty Lou Warren Ann Wiggins Sandra Tilley Ann Mercer (Tyrrell) (Wake) (Sampson) Verna Barker (Durham) (Stanly) (Graham) Entomology Sue Snell Glenn Jones Gwen Wright Marilyn Martin Dianne Hedrick Carol Ann Freeze Bibb Swain (Wake) (Columbus) Carolyn Martin (Davidson) (Iredell) (Tyrrell) (Jackson) Farmer William Warren Elaine Overman Melvin Williams Charles Taylor Gerald Dean Chambers Judy Brown Cooperative Allen Sutton Neel Overman Glenn Williams Floyd McCall Martha Pratt Preston Cornelius (Beaufort) (Wayne) (Duplin) (Transylvania) (Wilkes) (Iredell) Forage Crops Burke Barbee Clyde Keisler, Jr. Cecil Spell Ray Roberson Jimmy Farrell Brenda Templeton (Onslow) Brenda Keisler Billy Butler (Buncombe) Danny Allen Lynn Goforth (Wake) (Sampson) (Alamance) (Iredell) Forestry Don Justice Benjamin Hendricks Allie McCullen Charles Elders David Thompson Kenny Davis (Onslow) Tommy Anderson Joey Warren (Jackson) (Alamance) (Davie) (Edgecombe) (Sampson) Livestock Michael Jones Cliff Winston Milton Coleman Bobby Leonard Jerry Callicutt D. E. White, Jr. Conservation (Hyde) (Franklin) Burnette Coleman (Buncombe) (Randolph) (Iredell) (Columbus) Peanut Production Edward Turner Jimmy Futrell Jessie Simmons Do not compete Do not compete Do not compete and Marketing (Gate 3) (Northampton) Jimmy Autry (Cumberland) Poultry Marketing Sue Bishop Henry Brake, Jr. Cole Porter Melvin Merrill Henrietta Everhart Patsy Harris Lou Bishop George Brake Billy Ellers Charles Taylor Douglas Everhart David Morton (Beaufort) (Edgecombe) (New Hanover) (Transylvania) (Davidson) (Stanly) Poultry Production W. D. Paul David Smith C. J. Reynolds Van Burrece Linda Snider Patricia Hargett Owen Smith Doris Smith Larry Maness Coleman Watts Richard Snider Kenneth Mills (Beaufort) (Wayne) (Montgomery) (Buncombe) (Davidson) (Union) Public Speaking Don Chaplin Glenn Seymour Robert Simmons Floyd McCall Jimmy Childress Eddie Davis (Boys) (Tyrrell) (Franklin) (Cumberland) (Transylvania) (Surry) (Mecklenburg) Public Speaking Fay Morris Nancy Crocker Evelyn Wilkins Barbara Millsaps Verna Hall Lucille Mayes (Girls) (Washington) (Vance) (Duplin) (Graham) (Randolph) (Iredell-L Soil & Water Con- Richard Lupton Jerry Bulluck Hoyle Broome, Jr. Joe Morgan Beverly Woosley David Washburn servation (Ind. ) (Hyde) (Edgecombe) (Sampson) (Macon) (Forsyth) (Cleveland) Soil & Water Con— Curtis Stilley James Powell Helen Gulledge Susie Clark Bill Wellman Jimmy Lilly servation (Team) Calvin Rowe Marvin Powell Linda Roberts Leona Davis Tony Blakley Eugene Russell (Beaufort) (Wake) (Hoke) (Haywood) (Forsyth) (Stanly) Tobacco Chester Smith W. S. Evans James W. Jones Junior Masters Lindsey Joyce Edith Hall (Beaufort) (Hertford) Marshall Troublefield Paul Tipton Steve Moser Judy Fletcher (Sampson) (Mitchell) (Randolph) (Iredell) Tractor Operator Harvey Brickhouse Bob House James Barwick Fred Pittillo Bobby Isley Bruce Earnhardt (Tyrrell) (Hertford) (Duplin) (Henderson) (Guilford) (Cabarrus) Vegetable and Fruit Peggy Barnes Julia Olive Janice Maready Judy Plemmons Nancy Jones Sue Goforth Marketing Monty Harrell (Wake) Joyce James Jean Mehaffey Gerald Dean Chambers D. E. White, Jr. (Tyrrell) (Duplin) (Haywood) (Wilkes) (Iredell) Vegetable and Fruit Allen Eure Linda Hardy Eddie Rogers Barbara Whittington Michael Allen Carole Ann Greene Production (Gates) (Warren) Abner Harrington (Henderson) (Randolph) Eddie Davis (Robeson) (Mecklenburg) V _7 Vegetable and Fruit Phyllis Hendren Denise Vick Nancy McLeod Barbara Huscusson Kitty Bernhardt Becky Brooks Use Eva Ann Smith (Wilson) (Moore) Camille Childers (Davidson) (Stanly) (Perquimans) (Graham) Wildlife Marcelle Vogel Phil Shaw Jimmie Cherry Patricia Blalock Donald Burgess Joel Huneycutt Rosalie Vogel (Johnston) (New Hanover) (Henderson) (Randolph) (Stanly) (Craven) ~M/

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THE CLUB PLEDGE

I PLEDGE: My Head to clearer thinking; My Heart to greater loyalty; My Hands to larger service; and My Health to better living for

My Club, my Community, and my Country.

THE CLUB Mo'r'ro: “To Make the Best Better.”

North Carolina State College of Agriculture And Engineering And U. S. Department of Agriculture Cooperating N. C. AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION SERVICE D. S. Weaver, Director State College Station Raleigh Distributed in Furtherance of the Acts of'Con- gress of May 8 and June 30, 1914.