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Geoffrey Fultz
Twin Valley
stitute, was a livestock judge
at the Kutztown Pair, and
participated in the Berks
County Small Gasoline
Engines Contest. In eleventh
grade Geoffrey was elected
to the newly created position
of chapter Historian where
he served as keeper of the
chapter scrapbook,
receiving a gold medal in the
state scrapbook contest for
his efforts. He also par
ticipated in the livestock
judging contest at FFA
Activities Week and was a
member of the chapter
Parliamentary Procedure
Team in both the county and
area contests. Geoffrey is
currently serving his second
term as chapter historian.
This past October he at
tended the National FFA
Convention with the other
Twin Valley Officers.
Since Geoffrey’s interests
have always been in the area
of mechamcs, he has worked
for his father at the family
service station, and has
become a rather ac
complished mechanic.
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Paul K. Barr
Paul K. Barr, son of Mr.
Paul S. Barr and Mrs.
Adelaide Schwartz,
Shillington, is a senior at
Governor Mifflin High
School. He is now serving his
local FFA chapter as vice
president.
Paul, during his years in
FFA, has received the
Greenhand Degree, Star
Greenhand Award, Chapter
Farmer Degree, Star
Chapter Farmer Award, and
Berks County Degree. He
also participated in many
contests including the public
speaking and parliamentary
procedure contests. He was
an agronomy entrant in the
state FFA contest at Penn
State during FFA week. He
is a member of St. John’s
Lutheran Church and an
active member of the youth
group. He is also a scout in
Troop 264 sponsored by the
church and has received his
Eagle and Religious awards.
With his father, Paul
farms 140 acres of com, hay,
and small grains. His
supervised fanning program
consisted of 20 acres of field
com.
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William A. Abrams
William Abrams is the son
of Mr. & Mrs. Richard
Abrams RD6, Sinking
Springs. He is presently a
freshman at the Berks
Campus of Penn State
majoring in Ag-Education.
William was a member of
the Governor Mifflin FFA
for 4 years and served as
chapter president and
county secretary.
He received his star
chapter farmer degree in
1973 and his chapter
greenhand degree in 1972.
William received fourth in
the Ag Salesman Contest at
FFA days in 1974 and was a
delegate to the FFA Summer
convention in 1973.
Along with projects that
have included corn, beef
finishing, William has also
raised and shown sheep at
the various area fairs in
cluding Kutztown and
Reading.
Kevin Hertzog
Kevin Hertzog is the son of
Mrs. Ernest Hertzog of 120
Kevin L. Hertzog
Kutztown Area
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Kevin is currently a senior
in vocational agriculture at
Kutztown Area High School,
and have received the FFA
degrees in his county. For
the. past four years he has
been working as a dairy
herdsman of a 50 cow herd'
for work experience.
Kevin has served his
chapter as reporter and vice
president and from 1972-74
he was a member of the
State FFA band.
Jeffrey C. Miller
Jeffrey C. Miller, is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl S.
Miller, RD3, Kutztown. He is
currently a senior at the
Jeffrey Miller
Kutztown Area
Kutztown Area High School
majoring in vocational
agriculture.
Jeffrey has received his
county FFA degrees and has
served his chapter as
secretary, chaplain,
reporter, president and
county president.
Dairy herds, com, alfalfa,
grain and silage com are a
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few of the projects he has
taken over the past four
years.
He has been a winner in
the state production credit
fanning award and the state;
record book contest as well
as participating on the dairy
judging team at State FFA
Days as well as at the
National Convention. He has
won the National FFA Dairy
Production award, Crop
Production Award and the
Conservation award along
with numerous awards for
public speaking and
leadership.
Along with this FFA
awards, he is active in the
Virginville Grange and 4-H,
Zion United Church of
Christ, National Honor
Society and Kutztown Young
Farmers.
He is currently working on
his father’s dairy farm.
Cathleen Muth is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar G. Muth, RDI,
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vocational agriculture at
f utztown Area High School.
Cathleen has received her
FFA degrees and has served
as assistant secretary
and secretary* of the Bran
dywine FFA.
Cathleen is active in
showing beef and swine at
the area fairs and has
participated in livestock
judging events. Along with
her FFA work she is a
member of the Baby Beef
Club and served as Berks
County’s Pork Queen.
Glen E. Christman
Glen is the 18 year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Christmas, RD2, Kutztown.
Glen graduated from
Kutztown Area High School
in 1974 and received all the
county and chapter FFA
degrees.
He has completed projects
Glen Christman
Kutztown Area
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