Ladies Auxiliary formed- name changed to Limouselles in 1975
1975
Tennessee forms State Limousin Association
Northwest Limousin Association formed covering Idaho, Oregon, and Washington
Georgia forms State Limousin Association
Wyoming forms Junior State Association
Intermountain Limousin Association reforms as Colorado Limousin Association
Liz Crewson crowned Limousin Queen
Illinois forms State Limousin Association
Floyd McGown named NALF President
1976
South Dakota has largest number of Limousin cattle totaling 24,043 head
Oklahoma has most NALF members at 1,229 members
Carlton Noyes, Nebraska elected NALF President
Mary Svobooda named NALF Queen
First National Junior Heifer Show held
1977
Theresa Scott crowned Limousin Queen
100 bulls were exhibited by 23 Pen & Carload exhibitors form 4 different states at NWSS
1978
George forms Junior State Association
First Limouselle Scholarship awarded to DeAnna Jones, Oklahoma
Lori Pihl crowned Limousin Queen
William Dameron selected as NALF President
5,727 total head was sold in Limousin Sales throughout 1978
1979
First Limousin Breeders Symposium held in Stillwater, Oklahoma
First American Royal National Limousin Show was held with 130 head exhibited from 9 states
Budrick Farms of Mannsville, Oklahoma walked off with grand champion bull honors with their fullblood son of Espoir de Carnaval, Innovator. This concluded a very successful show season for the well-balanced bull in which he was undefeated.