D2—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, April 19,1980
BROWNSTOWN - With
words that carried deep and
meaningful feelings, Doug
Hershberger, of Solanco
High School, presented “The
Cry of the American 'Farm
Boy” to win the Area FFA
Public Speaking Contest
Monday at the Brownstown
Vo-Tech School.
Hershberger completed a
sweep of individual honors
by also capturing first place
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Flanking Doug Hershberger, Solanco High
School, first-place winner in Area FFA Public
Speaking Contest, are Loren Ruth, left Owen J.
Roberts High School, second; and Lisa Russell,
Garden Spot High School, third.
Extemporaneous public speaking winners in
area FFA competition include, from the left, Fred
Manna, Folcroft High School, fourth; Doug Her
shberger, Solanco, first; and Darrone Ryan,
Delaware County Vo-Tech, third. Missing from
photo is Barbara Herr, Garden Spot High School,
second.
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Area FFA public speaking winners selected
in the extemporaneous
competition.
Top winner in the
parliamentary procedure
contest was the team from
Owen J. Roberts High
School, Chester County.
The area contest included
individual and team com
petitors from Lancaster,
Chester and Delaware
counties.
“What can be dgne for an
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American farm boy like
myself who wishes to pur
chase the farm, of his
dreams? ’ ’ Hershberger
asked in his winning
presentation.
Answering this central
question on the minds' of
many farm youths in these -
tunes of inflated operating
costs combined with
dwindling market prices and
availability of land, Her
shberger called on fellow
FFA members to take three
essential actions.
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These include slowing non
agricUltural development of
prime farmland, con
servation of all resources
and getting involved in
governmental activities.
“We can no longer afford
to allow major farm
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Members of the top parliamentary procedure team in area FFA coi
from Owen J. Roberts High School include, seated from left, Dan Epi
Dale Keen, Kathy Soltys, Andrew Batdorf; standing from left, Alan Goli
Kulp, Loren Ruth, Mike Jankowski and Karen John.