The top nine in the livestock judging contest were, left to right: 2. Wayne Hess,
Penn Manor; 3. Frank Hunter, Lakeview; 4. Charla Janney, Southwestern; 5.
Lewis Crouse, West Greene: 6. Janies Tretter, Lehigh County AVTS: 7. David
penn Manor; Ed Weaver,
State College; and Crystal
Givler, Manheim Central.
Silver medalists
6 Paula Deitch,
Cumberland Valley; 7.
Harold Kauffman, Ephrata;
8. Harry Kreiser, Pequea
Valley; 9. David Harpster,
State College.
Bronze medalists
10. Anna Hursh, Garden
Spot; 11. Donald Brubaker,
Lampeter-Strasburg; 12.
Lana Kyler, Clearfield; 13.
James McDonald, W.B.
Saul; 14. Randy Watkins,
State College.
AGRONOMY
Robert Dehoff, Red Lion,
won top honors in this con
test, in which 39 students
were entered. Placing
behind him for gold medals
were: 2. Glenn Bertl,
Rockwood; 3. Jim Holstead,
Knoch; and 4. Mary Ann
Herren, Bermudian Springs.
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Silver medalists
5. Phil Topper, Get
tysburg; 6. Alan Kenunerer,
Central Columbia; 7. Diane
Foertsch, Knoch; 8. John
Ratvosky, Wilmington; 9.
Chris Baker, Purchase Line;
10. David Boyd, Reynolds;
11. Vic Maga, Black Hawk.
Bronze medalists
12. Lloyd Hewlett,
Linesville; 13. Richard Neff,
Pequea Valley; 14.' Chris
Bear, Kutztown; 15. Brill
Yale, Kennard-Dale; 16.
Robin Ohler, Meyersdale.
DAIRY FOODS
It was Ephrata all the way
in this event, for which 14
students were signed up.
Fred Burkett, Galen Hurst,
and Marvin Fox placed 1,2,
3, respectively to hoard all
the gold. Silver medals were
awarded to: 4. Calvin Bax
ter, Troy; 5. Christian Herr,
Garden Spot; 6. Tim Hanks,
Solanco; and 7. Scott
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Augsburger, Ephrata. Cap
turing bronze medals were:
8. Daniel Brennan, Athens;
9. Jeff Roland, Oxford; 10.
Christian Davis, Mifflm
burg, and 11. Erik Ely, West
Grove.
DAIRY
SHOWMANSHIP
With 24 entered in the
contest, medals were
presented to nine students.
John Zimmerman, Ephrata,
won the top spot. Others to
win gold medals were: 2.
Cindy Urbaniek, Linesvdle;
3. Karl Torrey, Coudersport;
4. Scott Foreman, Cum
berland Valley. Silver
medals went to Todd Carey
of Lehigh County AVTS and
Carl Peachey, Jr. of Juniata-
Mifflin AVTS. Winning the
bronze emblems were
Kennard Henley of Oc
torara, Gerald Garger of
Lampeter Strasburg, and
Art Gerber of Wilmington.
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Wylie, Oxford; 8. James Harnish, Penn Manor; and John Janney, Southwestern
The contest, which was entered by 149 students, was won by Sam Long ol
Solanco. He is pictured on page 1.
AGRICULTURAL
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Gold medalists
Jeff Cams beat the field of
40 students for top honors.
Placing second was
Ephrata’s Curtis Snavely,
followed by; 3. Mark
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Northampton, Tim Gockley of Ephrata, and Scott Zeigler of Bermudian Springs.
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Swatsworth, Clearfield; 4.
Dan Myers, Kane; 5. John
Punako, Mifflinburg; 6.
Randy Bucher, Ephrata.
Silver medalists
7. Fred Charles, Penn
Manor; 8. Lester Heineman,
Cedar Crest; 9. Jonathan
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10. Richard Starr, Brock
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Bronze medalists
11. Daryl Beiler, Mi
flinburg; 12. John Shearei
Juniata; 13. Jeff Stul
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