1963 Cheyenne County 4-H clubs enrollment and leaders
In 1963 Cheyenne County lists 55 active 4-H clubs with a total enrollment of 480 members, including 330 girls and 150 boys. County agents expect enrollment near 500. The article provides an extensive roster of clubs and their leaders, including Busy Beavers, Clover Cookies, Four Leaf Clover, Golden Gals, Junior Homemakers, Lucky Lassies, Measure Masters, and many more, naming club leaders for each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Busy Beavers
Herman Frerichs
Harold Ahlschwede
Gilber Sorge
Henry Jurgens
Douglas Anderson
Clover Clover Club
Earl Gell
Don Miller
Eugene Zwickl
Binengivey
Earl Randerson
Bennie Herboldgsheimer
David Fraass
Ted Houser
Douglas Smith
Richard Ernest
Carl Kurz
C. B. Dorwart
LeRoy Aden
Jack McVicker
Delbert Lessman
Lloyd Talich
Ray Cruise
Robert Irwin
Clarence Dorman
Floyd Miller
Gurley Sunbeams
4-H Work Spreads To Urban Areas
Lincoln report shows 4-H club work expanding beyond rural areas to towns and cities. Nebraska University extension notes 98 projects with foods clothing and livestock leading. urban friendly topics include home living photography automotive care dog management and money matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Dorothea Holstein
University, of
Nebraska
Holstein
Dollars and Sense
4-H Work Expands Cheyenne County 1964 Activities
Four-H emphasizes a large educational movement with Cheyenne County clubs. The 1964 program includes spring party at the National Guard Armory, a Ki-Ba-Chy-Mo summer camp for 100 to 150 members, a planned county camp at the fairgrounds, and a state camp at Halsey. Camp costs range from five to fifteen dollars with transportation. trips to Washington DC and exchanges with Cass County add broad educational experiences. Leaders anticipate extensive planning by Extension clubs and the 4-H council to support 4-H youths through camps, tours, contests, and citizenship programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Liljegren
Cheyenne
Ionamics
National Guard
Fairgrounds
Mitchell
4-H Council
Cheyenne County
4-H
Halsey
Haley
Nebraska Sandhills
Scenic Iver
Nebraska National Forest
Nebraska Camp
Burlington Railroad
Washington D. C
Bey
Washington
Ei Club
Cass County
Nebraska
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