1930-1939 Judging Teams
1939: W. F. Hale, E. G. Thompson, S. F. Wortman, V. G. Sandy, and Dr. P. M. Reaves.
1938: Phillip Reading, Willard Miller, Joe Brown, C. F. McKenney, and Dr. P. M. Reaves.
1937: M. W. Miller, R. L. Martin, C. F. McKenney, C. E. Tilson, and Dr. P. M. Reaves.
1934: H. C. Jackson, H. W. Craun, H. M. Hamilton, Jr., E. C. Minnich (alternate), and Dr. P. M. Reaves.
1932-33: no National Dairy Show held
1931 no information
1930 no information
"Dairy judging teaches important professional skills. The cows are just the bait to attract students to learn these skills."
--Dr. Katharine Knowlton
“The real value of participating on a judging team is the gains in problem analysis and solving skills, as well as the teamwork, self-discipline, and communication skills that students experience. These skills and characteristics are highly valued by virtually all employers and quickly enable these students to progress into leadership positions.”
--Dr. Mike Barnes