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Champion Showman Award
G. W. SLOCUM, left, of the Dairymen's League, presents the
Grand Champion Showman Cup to Edgar Fehnel as Charles Bros-
Ws, manager of the 27th annual Dairy Exposition, looks on.
14 Receive First Awards
In Dairy Livestock Show
Fourteen students won first places in the 27th annual Dairy
Exposition held Saturday at the Livestock Pavilion. The show,
sponsored by the Dairy Science Club, featured the fitting and
showing of five classes of livestock.
Winners of the fitting contes
Swiss; Norman Summers, Jersey;
kianos, Guernsey; and Don a l d
Taylor, Hershire. The grand cham
pion fitter was John Sarikianos.
Reserve g r and champion fitter
was Harry Doutt.
Grand champion of the show
ing, division was Edgar Fehnel,
and Harry Roth placed as reserve
champion showman. Other win
ning showmen were Norman Fis
cher, Brown Swiss; Summers,
Jersey; Fehnel, Holstein; Sari
kianos, Guernsey; and Rob e r t
Miller, Hershire.
The manufacturing division of
the Dairy Exposition took place
on Friday. In the ice cream and
milk judging contest there were
seven • winners. Winners in the
amateur division were Sarikianos,
milk; and Edward Reinsel, ice
cream. Robert Jenson, milk; Les
lie Shallenberger, ice cream; Earl
Rumberger. swe e p stakes; and
William Hershey, ice cream mold;
were winners in the professional
division of the contest.
The dairy cattle judging con
test, also part of the Dairy Ekpo
sition, took place May 3. Taking
first, second, and third prizes in
the amateur division were James
Hall, William Phipps, and Donald
Cope. Fehnel took first place in
the professional division, with
William Crawford and Roth win
ning second and third prizes re
spectively.
Vice-dean Russel B. Dickerson
was winner of the professor's
milking contest. Dickerson was
also winner in 1950.
Charles Windsor was given the
Breed Manager's Award of five
dollars for outstanding work done
in preparation for the show.
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Davison, 43: Eugene Donahue, 50; John
Doppel, 36; David Douglass, 93 ; Paul
Eckert, 66; Lawrence Fawber, 13; Fred
Fieni, 67; Joseph Folcarelli, 17; John
Gazley, 96: William Greenlees, 26.
,James Guerdon, 48 ; John Hampford, 20;
Dean Harbold, 12; Howard Hesketh, 56 ;
Alan Hinkle, 69; William Hockersmith, 24 ;
Karl Lauver, 63; James Lovett, 14; George
Manos, 33 ; John McCall, 16; Richard Mc-
Feel, 78; Thomas Mclntrye, :98; James
Nelson, 91; Samuel Pennepacker, 54 Rich
ard Phelan, 25; Joseph Policastro, 44 ;
Charles Pollock, 15; Robert Poluloski. 10 ;
Frank Ross, 85; Joseph Rynewicz, 88: Pete
Schoderbeck. 55 ; David Shultz, 77; William
Selvig, 23: James Shirey, 81; Andy Silock,
84'; David Simon, 83 ; Freeman Singer, 57;
Richard Waters, 99; and Richard Zucker.
_Preliminaries in the Mad-Hat
ter's contest will be held at 12:30
p.m. tomorrow. Jane St ieb e r,
chairman of the Mad-Hatter's con
test, said that the contest will start
promptly. All persons in the par
ade will be registered and points
toward Spring Week prizes will
be given according to this regis
tration. Names from the regis
tration will be checked against
tite.Jist ..frorn.pre-registzation..
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ident of the Panhellenic Council,
presented Margaret Hepler, pres
ident, of 'A Chi 0, •with a prize
cup. William Hirsch, vice presi
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Co-chairmen of the sing were
Miss Heyman and JoSeph Browne.
Both said that the sing was a
great success and was very well
received.
Judges of. Sunday's sing were
Frances M. Andrews, associate
professor of music; J. G. Cordan,
assistant professor of music; and
Elizabeth Reynolds, Elmer C.
Wareham Jr., and Louise H. Dye,
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