DOWN ON THE FARM
Mr. Brush, head dairyman, show
ing three very good cows, one of
which gives ninety pounds of milk a
day . . . Mr. O'Reilly and Mr. Kiz-
ziah spraying the apple orchard with
lime sulphur for scab control.
Ninth grade project — Louis Bel-
garde, Richard Barrett, Gabriel Spot-
tedeagle, Charles Sampson, Rodney
Davis, Jim Dempsey, William Cagey
and Clifford Matt with two of their
three market hogs. These pigs were
purebred Poland Chinas and sold at
top market grade . . . Jim Whitworth
with his project pig.
Ralph Charles brushing and feed
ing his project porker . . . Danny
Foster and Don Rambeau doing some
of the spring plowing.
Don Rambeau had the prize live
stock project this year. He is shown
here with his project which he raised
to top honors through good care and
proper feeding . . . Auggie Dick and
Henry Trahan made pets of their
calves. They broke them to lead, cur
ried them every day and really did
a good job raising them.
Jim Whitworth corrugating orchard
to prevent soil crusting and to con
serve moisture . . . Reginald Wells
and Baby," the joint project of Reg
gie and Robert Davis.
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