Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 6, 1972
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Berks County
Phe Berks County FFA officers New officers were chosen on
■ the 1972-73 school year were the basis of their knowledge of
cted at a recent County FFA the FFA and parliamentary
;eting at Oley Valley High procedure, their farming
100 l programs, and their par-
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FFA Officers
ticipation in FFA contests and
activities. The 1971-72 officers
quizzed the officer candidates in
each area and then rated the
candidates on their responses.
Chosen as president of the
Berks County FFA was Ronald
Myers, a junior at Conrad Weiser
High School. Besides being
especially active in local Chapter
activities, he has been quite
active in County activities,
having participated in the
following:
Parliamentary procedure
contest, 1970; public speaking
contest, second place in 1970 and
first place in 1971; dairy judging,
1970; first place tractor driver in
Berks County in 1970.
Nevm Mast, president-elect of
the Twin Valley Chapter, was
chosen as vice-president. He has
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first place dairy judge in 1971,
and land judging in 1971.
Other officers chosen were:
Robert Gehman, Governor
Mifflin Chapter, secretary;
Marlin Dietrich, Kutztown
Chapter; Brian -Rower,
Tulpehocken, reporter; Robert
Tercha, Brandywine Chapter,
sentinel; Roy Zuber, Oley,
chaplain, and Jacob Leiby,
Hamburg, corresponding
secretary.