Add to ORKGThe Ashley 4-H Club organized in 1947 with Virtus McConkie, a local purebred Hereford beader, as their leader. The group is pictured on a tour of his ranch. Virtus is pictured far left. Also pictured to the right is Estella Jenkins, Sadie McConkie and Jean and Rita McConkie. The others are unidentified
The 4-H Club of Uintah County went to Ferry Carpenter Ranch in Hayden, Colorado - pictured is a dodg...
4-H Clubs began in Vernal about 1919. Miss Jennie Taylor, Domestic Science teacher at Uintah Academy...
Four-H Club members prepare their stock in preparation for the Junior Livestock Show coming up in th...
Virtus McConkie teaches his 4-H group about livestock steers at his ranch. Estella Jenkins and Jean ...
Four-H Club meets at the McConkie Ranch. Left to right are Glen McConkie, Jean McConkie, Estella Jen...
Sadie McConkie hosted her husbands 4-H group in a banquet held at the McConkie Ranch. Sadie pictured...
Jean McConkie returned this chain heifer to the 4-H Club after taking car of it for awhile, and then...
This calf was awarded to Mervin Dudley by Uintah State Bank and the Better Registered Beef Builders ...
Members of the 4-H Calf Club sit on a fence behind a bull that Virtus McConkie displays at the Junio...
New 4-H Club officers stand behind a fat calf. They are left to right: Marvin Smith, Jean McConkie, ...
Harold Sargent, left, county agent, and Tamera Curfew, right, are with members of the Better Beef Cl...
Forrest Hill 4-H training poultry teamhttps://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/ua-photo-collection/8451/...
The 4-H Livestock Club receives instruction from Dr. Joe Faulkenburg on feeding and selecting livest...
Ross Snow, prominent 4-H leader, demonstrates to a 4-H group the proper way to trim a beef prior to ...
Bob Fitzpatrick is the the background (no hat). Left to right: Gerald Geen, Marg Burtch, Ken Clement...
The 4-H Club of Uintah County went to Ferry Carpenter Ranch in Hayden, Colorado - pictured is a dodg...
4-H Clubs began in Vernal about 1919. Miss Jennie Taylor, Domestic Science teacher at Uintah Academy...
Four-H Club members prepare their stock in preparation for the Junior Livestock Show coming up in th...
Virtus McConkie teaches his 4-H group about livestock steers at his ranch. Estella Jenkins and Jean ...
Four-H Club meets at the McConkie Ranch. Left to right are Glen McConkie, Jean McConkie, Estella Jen...
Sadie McConkie hosted her husbands 4-H group in a banquet held at the McConkie Ranch. Sadie pictured...
Jean McConkie returned this chain heifer to the 4-H Club after taking car of it for awhile, and then...
This calf was awarded to Mervin Dudley by Uintah State Bank and the Better Registered Beef Builders ...
Members of the 4-H Calf Club sit on a fence behind a bull that Virtus McConkie displays at the Junio...
New 4-H Club officers stand behind a fat calf. They are left to right: Marvin Smith, Jean McConkie, ...
Harold Sargent, left, county agent, and Tamera Curfew, right, are with members of the Better Beef Cl...
Forrest Hill 4-H training poultry teamhttps://scholarsjunction.msstate.edu/ua-photo-collection/8451/...
The 4-H Livestock Club receives instruction from Dr. Joe Faulkenburg on feeding and selecting livest...
Ross Snow, prominent 4-H leader, demonstrates to a 4-H group the proper way to trim a beef prior to ...
Bob Fitzpatrick is the the background (no hat). Left to right: Gerald Geen, Marg Burtch, Ken Clement...
The 4-H Club of Uintah County went to Ferry Carpenter Ranch in Hayden, Colorado - pictured is a dodg...
4-H Clubs began in Vernal about 1919. Miss Jennie Taylor, Domestic Science teacher at Uintah Academy...
Four-H Club members prepare their stock in preparation for the Junior Livestock Show coming up in th...