C3o—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, February 2,1980
Kris Shutt crowned 1980 Pa,
BY SHEILA MILLER represent Pennsylvania’s Gettysburg High School
HERSHEY Knstel apple industry for 1980. where she is quite an active
Shutt, a bubbly seventeen Kris is the daughter of student,
year old from Adams Earl and Joyce Shutt, While maintaining a 4.0
County, was selected to Ortanna. She is a senior at average, the new Pa. Apple
Kris Shutt, from Ortanna, Adams County, became 1980 Pennsylvania Apple
Queen at coronation ceremonies held on Tuesday evening.
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Queen is also editor and
chief of her school
newpaper. She also serves as
chairman of the yearbook
committee and is a member
of the art club, pep club and
the Fellowship of Christian
Athletes.
In her spare tune, Kris
helps her parents pn their
farm, where they raise
apples and cherries. She
says she helps to prune and
pick the fruit, especially the
“drops”, under her father’s
watchful eye.
Kns will be representing
Pennsylvania’s apple in
dustry as she completes her
final year in high school and
while she begins her college
education. She hopes to
become involved in social
work.
The 1980 Pennsylvania Queen, Kris Shutt, was selected to represent the
apple industry throughout the coming year. Pictured with the other contestants,
from left: Nancy Kupetz, Chester-Delaware; Karen Markey, York; Joyce Long|
runner-Up, Erie; Kris Shutt, 1980 Pa. Apple Queen, Adams; Kathy Boyd, 197 SP
Pa. Apple Queen, York; Kelly Ann Daughtry, Berks; Sandra Gooding, Lancaster;
and Sherry Winters, Franklin.
Apple Queen
Kns is one of seven con
testants who anxiously
awaited the judges’
decisions during the
Tuesday evening
ceremonies at the 121st State
Horticultural Association
meeting.
Representing their
respective counties were;
Nancy Kupetz, Chester-
Delaware; Sherry Winters,
Franklin; Karen Markey,
York; Kelly Ann Daughtry,
Berks; Sandra Gooding,
Lancaster; and Joyce Long,
Erie.
The Maryland Apple
Queen for 1980 was in
troduced during the
evening's festivities. Cyn
thia Caughill, of Joppa,
Maryland, was crowned by
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The new Maryland Apple
Queen has worked in an
orchard for two years. Some
of her duties mcluded selling
and grading fruit, thinning
peaches, and directing
customers in the pick-your
own program.
Cmdy’s school days are
filled with participating in
school plays, serving as
secretary-treasurer of the
drama club, and playing the
flute in the lugh school band.
One of her mam interests
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