Each year the dairy judging team travels to four or five contests and regional workouts, and also travels extensively around the state. A crowd of around 400 people gathered to inspect the unique dairy items. Dairy club members visit before the auction. Potential bidders look over some of the 1700 items up for sale. The cast iron model of a true-type Holstein Bull and the 1968 Purdue Rose Bowl Pennant were very popular items.
Potential bidders stake out their areas as the auction is set to commence.
Breakfast and Lunch were offered by the current Purdue University Dairy Club. Loraine and Jack Albright, whose generous contributions made the day possible. More of the 1700 offerings. Dairy Club members prepare for lunch. Lunch is served.