—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 13, 1972
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Leadership Training
The Red Rose Association of
the Future Farmers of American
held its annual Leadership
Training Conference at Penn
Manor High School last week.
The Conference started with a
welcome from Dr. E. J
Berkebile, Superintendent of
School, Penn Manor School
District
Mike Martin, County
secretary, gave the speech “The
Polluting Man”, with which he
An FFA Creed contest was held during
the Leadership Training Conference at
Penn Manor High School. Presenting
awards is John Miller, left, Red Rose
sentinel from the Manheim FFA Chpater, to
Gerald "Musser, left, Red Rose FFA
treasurer, presents an award to Bob Buck
waiter, Manor FFA Chapter, first place
A group of Garden Spot High School are: left to right, Mike Martin; Donna
students entertained during the banquet Hummer; Rosie Gehman, Grassland FFA
at the Leadership Training Conference at Chapter Sweetheart; Bob Burkhart; Jim
Penn Manor High School last week. Shown Zimmerman, and Larry Ressier.
placed second in the Regional
Speech contest last week
Winners of the FFA Quiz
Contest were: Bob Buckwalter,
Manor Chapter, first place, and
Delmar Weaver, Grassland
Chapter, second place.
Doyle Waybright, State FFA
president, brought greetings
from the State Association.
Adolph Bensinger, Solanco
Chapter, delivered his speech
which was third in the Regional
winner in the FFA Quiz contest. Standing at
right is the second place winner, Delmar
Weaver, Grassland FFA Chapter.
contest, entitled “Leadership”
An FFA Creed Contest was
held for the first time. Winners
were: Jerry Erb, Manor Chapter,
first place, and Nelson Martin,
Pequea Valley Chapter, second
place.
Chapter officer meetings were
held During this session, officers
were taught the responsibilltes of
being an officer
Honorary degrees were
presented to Henry Givler, area
Jerry Erb, Manor FFA Chpater, first place
winner, and Nelson Martin, Pequea Valley
FFA Chapter, second. Looking on is the
State president, Doyle Waybright, right.
Conference
vocational consultant, and Orval Entertainment was provided
Bass, conservationist with the by the New Holland Chapter at
Lancaster County Soil and Water the banquet which concluded the
Conservation District. days activities.
Henry Givler, left, area vocational consultant for Lan
caster-Chester Counties, receives an Honorary Degree to
the Red Rose Chapter, Future Farmers of America from Greg
Landis, Red Rose Chapter president.
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