Nat T. Frame
Nat T. Frame was an innovative county agent in two W.Va. counties and Louisville, Ky. He was also a W.Va. state agent before becoming the visionary director of … Read more.
Year: 2004
Victor Leander Roy, Sr.
Victor Roy is considered the Father & Founder of the Louisiana 4-H Program. He was born June 18, 1871 in Mansura, Louisiana. Mr. Roy received the Bachelor of … Read more.
Dr. Tommy Walton
Joined the Cooperative Extension Service as an assistant County Agent in Cobb County, 1949. Transferred to UGA as an extension economist, community development specialist, 1951. Appointed State 4-H … Read more.
Otis Hall
Otis E. Hall, Kansas’ first State Leader of Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work and author of the 4-H Pledge, served in Kansas from Sept. 1, 1914, to March … Read more.
Martha Van Rensselaer
Due to her successes, Cornell started full-time home economics courses in 1908, and Van Rensselaer and Flora Rose were invited to head the Department of Home Economics. Martha … Read more.
Martha Harrison Jones
Martha was a native of Bartow County and later moved to Washington County, where she was an active 4-H club member and “where I dreamed of becoming a … Read more.
V. Milton Boyce
As National Program Leader in volunteer and paraprofessional staff development, Milt had a significant impact on the national 4-H program. His ISOTURE (Identify, Select, Orient, Train, Utilize, Recognize … Read more.
Kenneth Pickett
Ken joined 4-H in RI at age 10 in 1929. He was a National 4-H Club Congress Award Electricity Project winner. Ken’s strong leadership potential developed as a … Read more.
Jim Sargent
Jim was the first Montana county Extension agent in Liberty County. He was later an agent in Helena and held various state 4-H positions, including State 4-H Leader … Read more.
James Marquand
Jim Marquand was an Ohio Extension faculty member from 1953-1982, beginning as Tuscarawas Co. 4-H agent, then serving as area agent, Assistant State 4-H Leader and State 4-H … Read more.
Joyce C. Clifford
Joyce’s decades of 4-H volunteer service began in 1959 when she came to the county as a new bride and agreed to lead a school 4-H sewing club. … Read more.
Eleanor L. Wilson
A WV 4-H alumnus, Eleanor became a WV 4-H Agent in 1956 and later was 4-H Girls State Leader. As a National 4-H Program Leader, she managed 4-H … Read more.
Frank Graham
In the early forties, Frank Graham helped pitch the University of Missouri-Columbia baseball team to victory in the 1941 and 1942 Big Six Championships. Yet, the native of … Read more.
Edwin T. Meredith
When the Committee incorporated in 1924, he continued as a director and served on the Executive Committee until his death. In the Committee’ formative years, Meredith helped to … Read more.
Erling Johannesen
Erling Johannesen has been involved with 4-H for 75 years. During his 37 years as a County Extension Agent in Idaho, he saw a 10 fold increase in … Read more.