State Dairy Princess
Crowned in Harrisburg
by Sally Bair Gale L. Bentz, won the
Pennsylvania’s 1975 Dairy coveted Miss Congeniality
Princess is sparkling prize which is awarded by
seventeen-year-old Debra L. the contestants themselves.
Miller, daughter of Mr. and Gale is the daughter of Mr.
Mrs, Paul E. Miller, and Mrs. Laveme K. Bentz,
Linglestown, RD4. Wellsville.
Debra was crowned by For the first time, seven
retiring Princess Marcia semi-finalists were selected
Gnagey in ceremonies held and interviewed during the
at the Penn Harris Motor inn ceremonies. In addition to
in conjunction with the 1974 the winners, they included
Pennsylvania All-American Robin Rice, Bedford County;
Dairy Show. Evelyn Logut, Butler
Chester County’s Dairy County; Aliceann Paxton,
Princess Tina Marie Acker, Washington County; and
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Ann Uschak, Westmoreland
Samuel B. Acker, Chester County.
Springs RDI, was named Two additional awards
first runner-up in the state were presented for the first
contest. Second runner-up time. One was given for the
was Mary Ellen Krompasky, best five-minute oral
Wayne County Dairy presentation which each girl
Princess. Mary Ellen is the was required to give to the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. judges and other con-
Andrew Krompasky, testants. Second runner-up
Hamlin. Mary Ellen Krompasky
Another area Dairy received that award and the
Princess, York County’s new Dairy Princess was one
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of six girls to receive
honorable mention.
The contestants also chose
the best scrapbook of ac
tivities and that award went
to Aliceann Paxton,
Washington County Dairy
Princess.
Other local contestants
who participated in the two
day contest were Lancaster
County’s Diane M. Crider,
Nottingham RD2; Berks
County’s Susan Seidel,
Richland; Lebanon County’s
Ruth L. Miller, Myerstown
RD4; and Debra Alice
Gregory, Lititz RDI who
represented the Penn State
Dairy Science Club.
The Dairy Princess
coronation was held in
conjunction with the 25th
anniversary meeting of the
national Dairy Shrine Club.
During the Shrine Club
program, four “pioneers” of
the dairy industry were
honored, including O.F.
Foster, Clarkston,
Michigan; James F. Ken
drick, Arlington, Virginia;
John R. Valentine, Bryn
Mawr, Pennsylvania and Joe
S. Taylor, State College,
Pennsylvania, Guest of
Honor award went to Dr.
Harry A. Herman and the
student recognition contest
winner was Dale Matheron,
Merced, California.
Donald V. Seipt, Easton
RIM, was elected president
of the Dairy Shrine to suc
ceed outgoing president Dr.
George Trimberger, Cornell
University.
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Pennsylvania’s new dairy princess.
Dauphin County’s Debbie Miller, is
shown here shortly after she was
crowned Wednesday night in
Harrisburg. Flanking her are Tina
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