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UMD AG DAY 1981

Dedication: Paul R. Poffenberger
The Agricultural Student Council takes great pride in dedicating the 43 rd Annual Ag Day program to Associate Dean Paul R. Poffenberger, who, on June 30, 1981, will be retiring from the University of Maryland after 50 years of dedicated service.
Dr. Poffenberger is a native of Hagerstown and currently resides with his wife, Gladys, in Montgomery County. He first came to the University of Maryland as a student in 1931. While an undergraduate here, he was an active member of Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Zeta, the Student Grange, the Livestock Club, played trumpet in the Band, and was Circulation Manager of the Diamondback. He received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Agricultural Education in 1925, his Master’s Degree in Agricultural Economics in 1937, and went on to get his Ph.D. in Economics from American University in 1953. He taught Agricultural Economics between 1937 and 1943 and from 1943 to 1946 served as Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy. After his military serves, he returned to continue teaching. He served as Department Head from 1955 to 1961, while serving concurrently as Assistant Dean for Instruction for the College of Agriculture, and Acting Head of Agriculture and Extension Education. Under his direction since that time, 3,689 students have received degrees from the College of Agriculture.
While at the University, he has served on countless committees and received many honors for his dedicated service to the University and the State of Maryland. His outstanding service and experience has enabled him to give testimony in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives in support of the budget for higher education in agriculture. He has appeared before many government committees and on several occasions he has met with Secretaries of Agriculture Freeman, Hardin, Butz and Bergland.
Dr. Poffenberger is also a dedicated family member and active in his community. His community service record includes active participating in Colesvilles Garden Club, the Epiphany Lutheran Church and the Girl Scout Council of the Nation’s Capital.
Dr. Poffenberger will be missed by many on this campus when he retires, but hopefully we have not really lost an important man, but shall come to depend on him in a different capacity, that as supportive alumni.
1981 Dairy Cattle Judging Contest
JUDGE: Larry Remsburg, Fredrick, Maryland
Class 1 (5-8 Months)
Sponsor: Harford County Holstein Club
|
Name |
Heifer |
|
Jan Dickinson |
151 |
|
Bill Valentino |
152 |
|
Clay Stern |
153 |
|
Randy Schwartz |
154 |
|
______________ |
155 |
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Suzanne Smith |
156 |
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Adam Newman |
159 |
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Dorothy Dayton |
160 |
|
______________ |
161 |
|
Bob Beavan |
162 |
Class 2 (8-14 Months)
Sponsor: Lee and Sapienza Majeskie, University of Maryland
|
Name |
Heifer |
|
Bob Marvel |
137 |
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Judy Cockey |
139 |
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Mike Seddon |
143 |
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Juan Carlon Wandemburg |
144 |
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Alice Tucker |
145 |
|
_____________________ |
146 |
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Shaun McKenzie |
147 |
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Laura Palmer |
148 |
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Bonnie Rosoff |
149 |
|
Brian Lintz |
150 |
Class 3 (14-17 months)
Sponsor: Jordan and Ann Thomas, University of Maryland
|
Name |
Heifer |
|
Sue Kelly |
125 |
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Debra Hess |
127 |
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Peggy Williams |
128 |
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Kinta Johnson |
129 |
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Clara Mason |
130 |
|
Cindy Lester |
131 |
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Tanya Rogers |
132 |
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Marilyn Myers |
133 |
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Dawn Adeslberger |
134 |
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Laurie Sherman |
135 |
|
Jim Dodson |
136 |
Class 4 (2 years)
Sponsor: Bonnie Lee Greaves, University of Maryland
|
Name |
Heifer |
|
Dave Williams |
76 |
|
Mark Hill |
77 |
|
Mike Reid |
78 |
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Wendy Powell |
79 |
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Kathy Storm |
80 |
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Kristine Glenn |
81 |
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Glenn Shirley |
82 |
|
_____________ |
83 |
|
Chris Fields |
86 |
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Jeanette Gregson |
87 |
|
Susan Keane |
91 |
Class 5 (2-3 years)
Sponsor: R.F. Davis, University of Maryland
|
Name |
Cow |
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Lori Rogers |
47 |
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Amy Gill |
48 |
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Dan Hanfman |
58 |
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David Beller |
53 |
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Jennifer Tarrants |
55 |
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Mary Cupelo |
61 |
|
______________ |
62 |
|
Sally Schiebel |
71 |
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Dawn Peterson |
72 |
|
Robin Heishman |
74 |
|
Karl Glaeser |
75 |
Class 6 (3-4 years)
Sponsor: James N. Amos and Family, Street, Maryland
|
Name |
Cow |
|
_______________ |
14 |
|
Ron Seibly |
15 |
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Katie McLaughlin |
19 |
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Maureen Pello |
23 |
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Mark Buehn |
30 |
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Jackie Schlenger |
33 |
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Mike Gosey |
35 |
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Kathy Fehlauer |
37 |
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Karen Walski |
38 |
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Shari Daniels |
41 |
|
________________ |
44 |
Class 7 (4-5 years)
Sponsor: Matthew Yarrington, Elkton, Maryland
|
Name |
Cow |
|
Mariella Accame |
879 |
|
Melinda Elburn |
880 |
|
Toni Benjamin |
884 |
|
Susan Shea |
885 |
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Ralph Nesbitt |
ADR 1092 |
|
Sherry Nacht |
ADR 1093 |
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Ann Creamer |
1182 |
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Eric Levine |
3 |
|
Dave Enders |
6 |
|
Lance Keil |
8 |
Class 8 (5-6 years)
Sponsor: Sheffield Family, Augusta County, Virginia
|
Name |
Cow |
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Dan Myer |
842 |
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________________ |
CP 843 |
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Nancy Smith |
847 |
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Barbara Shook |
849 |
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Jackie Rodriguez |
851 |
|
Linda Frazer |
857 |
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Carol Woods |
859 |
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________________ |
871 |
|
Hope O’Toole |
ADR 1046 |
|
Donna Camesi |
875 |
Class 9 (6-10 years)
Sponsor: Bernard L. Remsburg & Sons, Frederick, Maryland
|
Name |
Cow |
|
_____________ |
ADR 843 |
|
Mary Anderson |
762 |
|
Mary Dumene |
357 |
|
Tina Graves |
353 |
|
Scott Gaylert |
ADR 882 |
|
Brian Emerick |
ADR 984 |
|
Steve Hord |
ADR 987 |
|
Carole Krause |
832 |
|
_____________ |
833 |
|
Enid Hack |
838 |
Grand Champion Sponsor: Doty Remsburg, Remsburg Sales Service, Jefferson, MD
Reserve Grand Champion: Sponsored by Maryland Artificial Breeders Cooperative, Frederick, MD; DuAyne Kutz, Manager
Pretty Cow Contest: Sponsored by Maryland DHIC, Maryland Holstein Association, Maryland Ayrshire Association and the Md. Guernesey Breeders Association.
Ribbon Class Sponsors: Tony Rickard and Family, Robert Peters and Family
Block and Bridle Club Livestock Show
Judge: Mr. Roscoe Whipp, Silver Spring, MD
DIVISION A – SWINE CLASSES
Class 1 – Yorkshire Gilts
Sponsor – Maryland Pork Producers Association
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No. |
Exhibitor |
|
5-5 |
Mary Anderson |
|
6-6 |
Clara Mason |
|
6-8 |
Bill Broderick |
Class 2 – Yorkshire Gilts
Sponsor – Tucker & Sons, Box 562A, Rt. 1, Eden, MD 21822
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No. |
Exhibitor |
|
16-2 |
Karen Eckstine |
|
22-11 |
Anna Tucker |
|
22-7 |
Wendy Smith |
Class 3 – Yorkshire Gilts
Sponsor: Furst McNess Co. Laurel, MD
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
6-7 |
Regina Smick |
|
6-10 |
Janet Van Horn |
|
21-11 |
Enid Hack |
|
15-4 |
Lisa Kaczor |
Class 4 – Champion Swine Class
Sponsor: The Flying Pig Women of Centreville B.
DIVISION B – SHEEP CLASSES
Class 1 – Wether Lambs
Sponsor: G. Nelson Jones Machine Shop, Cambridge, MD
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1123 |
Sue Felser |
|
1134 |
Beth Terry |
|
1126 |
Pam Sulmer |
|
1115 |
Rob Costello |
|
1128 |
Laura Tucker |
Class 2 – Wether Lambs
Sponsor: Stuart Newman
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1154 |
Lisa Myers |
|
1152 |
Tom Carmen |
|
1149 |
Lisa Kaczor |
|
1143 |
Jill Newman |
|
1127 |
Ellin Cummins |
Class 3 – Ewe Lambs
Sponsor: W-ok-K Altogether Farm, Frederick, MD
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1171 |
Nancy Nisonger |
|
1146 |
Laura Smick |
|
1113 |
Lolin Welsh |
|
1124 |
Pam Miller |
Class 4 – Ewe Lambs
Sponsor – Mr. and Mrs. John Hudak
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1153 |
Paula Iacangelo |
|
1118 |
Laura Adkins |
|
1116 |
Donna Zuck |
|
1148 |
Karen Chadbourne |
Class 5 – Champion Sheep Class
Sponsor: Mr. Tom Morris
DIVISION C – HORSE CLASSES
Class 1 – Yearling Colts
Sponsor: Mr. David E. Williams
|
Name |
Exhibitor |
|
Rasputin |
Susan Congour |
|
Jeremy |
Ann Thomas |
|
Juniper |
Amy Gill |
|
Batholomew |
Carol Woods |
Class 2 – Yearling Fillies
Sponsor: DES Racing Stable
|
Name |
Exhibitor |
|
Eureka |
Joseph Evans |
|
Bianca |
Dorothy Dayton |
|
Scamp |
Dawn Peterson |
|
Pizzazz |
Dawn Jackson |
Class 3 – Older Horses
Sponsor: Dr. Anthony Kotula
|
Name |
Exhibitor |
|
Lenin |
Joann Iacangelo |
|
Samantha |
Debbie Kolm |
|
Espionage |
Virginia Wanner |
|
Blue |
Kathy O’Neill |
Class 4 – Older Horses
Sponsor: The Riding Program
|
Name |
Exhibitor |
|
Bones |
Paula Iacangelo |
|
Amigo |
Carol Erhardt |
|
Playboy |
Tammy Trent |
|
Beau Geste |
Jammi Sherrill |
Class 5 – Champion Horse Class
Sponsor: University of Maryland Equestrian Club
DIVISION D – DAIRY GOAT CLASSES
Class 1 – Yearling Toggenberg Does
Sponsor: Holly Amos and David Fleming
|
Name |
Exhibitor |
|
Mocha |
Tom Carmen |
|
Shoelace |
Katrina Hoffman |
|
Roxy |
Maryann Elwood |
|
Clare |
Caroline Kohlstadt |
|
Rima |
Donna Goldsteen |
Class 2 – Toggenberg Does
Sponsor: Dr. Kathryn H. Nepote
|
Name |
Exhibitor |
|
Penjy |
Theresa Wheeler |
|
Rhona |
Michael Corbin |
|
Sheila |
Giselle Kuser |
|
Joyce |
Bill Schrodel |
|
Joann |
Janet Van Horn |
Class 3 – Champion Dairy Goat Class
Sponsor: Dr. George Saperstein
DIVISION E – BEEF CATTLE CLASSES
Class 1 – Hereford Heifers
Sponsor: Mark Edwards & Son, American Hereford Association, Amarillo, TX
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1680 |
Sean McFadden |
|
1674 |
Mary ClairConway |
|
1709 |
Laletia Gaitler |
|
1662 |
Laurie Jean Conger |
|
1695 |
Bill Leap |
|
1670 |
Kenny Emerick |
Class 2 – Angus Heifers
Sponsor: Edwards & Son, American Hereford Association, Amarillo, TX
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1711 |
Mary Suebert |
|
1736 |
Paul Scheidt |
|
220 |
Eric Volkmann |
|
934 |
Sue Felser |
|
106 |
Gina Knight |
Class 3 – Angus Heifers
Sponsor: Maryland Angus Association
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1675 |
Joe Robenson |
|
1723 |
Jim Vizzard |
|
1649 |
Richard Thiele |
|
1645 |
Laurie Adams |
|
175 |
Steve Bastlett |
Class 4 – Angus Heifers
Sponsor: Maryland Cattleman’s Association
|
No. |
Exhibitor |
|
1647 |
Bill Buettner |
|
1754 |
Andrea Hudak |
|
922 |
Paul Edwards |
|
1675 |
Jacques Remmel |
Class 5 – Champion Beef Class
Sponsor: Terry L. Wright, Cripple Creek Farm
DIVISION F – GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN AND RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION SHOWMAN
Sponsored by:
Barn Crew
Brad Hilty – Herdsman
Terry Wright
James Kane
Mike Rowan
Dave Schull
Swindell
Marty Poffenberger
Agriculture Student Council
The Agriculture Student council is a service group consisting of representatives from all agricultural clubs at the University of Maryland. Its purposes are to coordinate activities of the member clubs, to promote agricultural public relations, and to establish and develop interaction among students, faculty, administrators and alumni. In addition, the Ag Student council promotes the welfare and betterment of physical conditions and academic programs on campus for agricultural students.
There are 15 campus agricultural clubs represented on the Ag Student Council. Two representatives are elected to serve from each student club and officers of the Council are elected to 1-year terms from among these representatives. This year’s Ag Student Council members are:
Officers
President: James Kane
Vice President: Carol Mangum
Treasurer: Andrea Ray
Secretary: Regina Smick
Faculty Advisor: Dr. E. Leffel
Agriculture Day Committee
Show Manager: Sally Josselyn
Program Booklet: Helen Jones
Raffle Chairman: Kinta Johnson
Advertising: James Kane, Helen Jones
Thanks to the following people and organizations who helped may Ag Day 1981 a success:
Md. Pork Producers
Tucker and Sons
Furst McNess
The Flying Pig Women of Centerville B.
G. Nelson Jones Machine Shop
Stuart Newman
W-or-K Altogether Farm
Mr. David E. Williams
Dr. Anthony Kotula
Md. Cattleman’s Association
Terry L. Wright, Cripple Creek Farm
Univ. of MD Equestrian Club
Mr. and Mrs. John Hudak
Holly Amos and David Fleming
Dr. Kathryn H. Nepote
Dr. George Saperstein
Mark Edwards and Son Amer. Hereford Assoc.
MD Angus Association
Barn Crew
Mr. Tom Morris
DES Racing Stable
Mrs. Gen Judy, Mrs. Norma Donovan, AG Council, Dave Jenkins and the Barn Crew… for their support in helping us with Ag Day
Last updated: 01/29/2010
Maryland State Fair 2012 Youth Employees - Due July 15th
It is that time again! The Maryland State Fair will be coming up and we are looking for 4-H youth who would like to work at the State Fair. This opportunity is open to senior 4-Hers. Visit our website at http://www.maryland4h.org/What%20New.cfm for the application materials due back to Linda Walsh by July 15th.
See you at the Fair! - posted May 15, 2012
Maryland 4-H Scholarships
Don't forget! Maryland 4-H Scholarship Applications are due June 1, 2012! - posted May 15, 2012
Diamond Clover Revisions
Our Revised Diamond Clover Guidelines are posted on our website in the “Youth and Families” section under “Awards & Recognition”. These revisions will apply to all 2013 Diamond Clover Proposals – note the due date for 2013 Proposals at the State 4-H Office is September 15th – and for future years – remember the September 15th due date at the State Office level. Youth should check for local turnaround times with their 4-H Educators. NOTE: since the Diamond Clover Guideline have just been revised – we do not want to deter any current plans or projects – so, we will accept any proposals approved at the county/city level for this year, so send any that you have gotten approved on the county/city level to the State 4-H Office – THEN for 2013 we will start with the September 15th Deadline. - posted May 15, 2012