State/Unit: Montana

Betty first went to club meetings with her older sister, became a 4-H member herself, a college 4-H’er, and then chose a career in the Extension Service. Betty … Read more.

In 1911 Illinois Extension hired Augusta Evans to organize Boys & Girls Clubs. She came to Montana as state 4-H leader from 1914-16. Evans spoke at numerous events … Read more.

Jack Taylor was raised on a wheat farm in Blaine County and received his degree from Montana State College in 1912. He was hired as the third county … Read more.

Dolly Dwyer’s love of 4-H began as a member during the Depression during her youth on a North Dakota farm. She was a 4-H club leader for most … Read more.

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.

Former Montana State 4-H Staff member and originator of the International Farm Youth Exchange (IFYE) died in Bozeman in September, 1989. She earned degrees in home economics and … Read more.