—Lancaster Farming, Saturday. April 13, 1974
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Octorara
The Seventeenth Annual
Octorara FFA Parent-
Member Banquet was held
Wednesday night, April 3,
1974 at the Octorara High
School Cafeteria. President
Don Windle acted as
toastmaster for the evening.
The meeting was called to
order at 7:15 p.m. with
opening ceremonies by the
Chapter Officers. Robert
Denlinger, assistant prin
cipal welcomed 190 parents,
FFA members, school board
members, sponsors and
guests of the school. Gerald
Metzler, state FFA
treasurer and a member of
the Octorara chapter
brought greetings from the
Pennsylvania State FFA
Association. Representing
the national FFA
organization was Doyle
Waybright, national vice
president.
A slide presentation of
chapter projects and ac
tivities was given by Sharon
Henley, chapter reporter.
The Honorary Chapter
Farmer degree was con
ferred upon individuals who
made important con
tributions to the FFA
Chapter this year. Receiving
FFA Stages Annual Parent
Gerald Metzier, left, and Doyle Waybright, far right,
brought greetings from the state and national FFA
organizations, respectively, to the recent annual
parent-son banquet of the Octorara FFA. The two are
flanking Chapter Star Greenhand, left, and Chapter
Star Farmer Donald Windle.
the honorary degree were:
Mr. & Mrs. J. Robert Met
zler, parents of Gerald
Metzler; Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Windle parents of Don
Windle Jr., chapter
president; Richard Gilpin;
Mrs. Kennard Henley; Ivan
Stauffer; and William
Trommer.
Many chapter members
received awards for out
standing achievement.
Named as Chapter Star
Farmer was Donald Windle.
The Star Greenhand was
Bruce Wrigley. Proficiency
award winners were: Sue
Mullin, farm mechanics; Joe
Underwood, livestock
Editors Quote Book
. "Once the citizen loses his
sense of personal responsibili
ty for the welfare of the na
tion—of participation as an
active, loyal citizen—we shall
indeed be destroyed from
within ”
—Sen Karl Mundt
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safety; Kevin King, home
improvement; Bill Nunn,
electricity.
Special awards were given
to Bob Miller as outstanding
salesman, and Wayne
Pierson for public speaking.
Checks were presented to
public speaking winners
Wayne Pierson, John
Whiteside, and Bruce Yoder
Also receiving checks were
the members of Octorara’s
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Recognized for scholarship
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grade; Randy Mills, 11th
grade; Kevin King, 10th
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