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Edmund 0. Howell, New
Holland R 3. A senior at
Garden Spot High School,
she will attend the
University of Delaware and
study interior design and
fashion design. A member of
the Garden Spot 4-H Club for
nine years, Susan said her 4-
H experiences influenced
her career decision. She is a
member of the National
Honor Society, the chorus,
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ho will be studying nursing
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Winners of home economics scholarships from the Farm and Home Foun
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Misselhorn.
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band and the Garden Spot
Performing Arts.
Sharon Elaine Witmer, 13,
is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. E. Luke Witmer, 4580
Miller _ Drive, Mount Joy.
Sharon is a senior at Lan
caster Mennonite High
School and will attend
Eastern Mennonite College,
majoring in home economics
education and community
development. “I want to
work with people less
privileged than we are and
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hope to work in a mission
field in another country,”
she said. Sharon was
yearbook editor, a member
of the senior chorus and the
ladies chorus.
The six agriculture
scholarship recipients in
clude:
Christian R. Herr, 18, is
the son of Dr. and Mrs.
Robert Herr, Narvon R 2.
Christian is a senior at
Garden Spot High School and
will attend Penn State,
majoring in agri-business.
Christian said, “I have lived
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on a farm all of my life and
have been active in the vo-ag
program. I know jobs are
available and I have enjoyed
working in ag business in
summers.” Herr has been a
member of 4-H for nine
years and says the highlight
of his 4-H career was win
ning reserve champion at
the Farm Show this year.
Herr was captain of the
track and soccer teams, is a
member of student council,
was FFA president and is
vice-president of the Red
Rose FFA chapter.
Daniel Lassahn, 17,
Columbia R 2, is a senior at
Hempfield High School and
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Agricultural scholarship winners from the Farm and Home Foundation are
from left: Christian Herr, Kelly Meloy, Mike Wood, Diane Miller, Daniel Lassahn,
and Lois Wida.
will attend Penn State,
where he will major in
forestry. The son of The Rev.
and Mrs. Ernest Lassahn,
Jr., Daniel said he enjoys
being outdoors and hopes to
work in wildlife
managem.ent
on in a state or national
park. He is a member of the
Bible Club at school.
Kelly Meloy, 316 Landis
Avenue, Millersville, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
C.R. Meloy. A senior at
Penn Manor High School,
eighteen-year-old Kelly, will
attend Penn State and major
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in horticulture, hoping to
work in landscaping upon
graduation. She is a member
of the Key Club, the band,
the tennis team and is
secretary of the senior class.
Diane L. Miller, 17, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carl B. Miller, 604 Main
Street, Akron. Now at
tending Ephrata High
School, Diane will attend
Penn State and major in
environmental resource
management. She said she is
considered with the loss of
farmland in Lancaster
County and hopes to work in
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conservation after earning
her B.S. and M.S. degrees.
She is serving as president of
Student Council and has
been in track and field
hockey for two years.
Lois Jean Wida, 18, is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Wida, 1207 Orchard
Road, Lititz. A senior at
Warwick High School, she
will attend the University of
Delaware participating in
their honors program, where
she will major in animal
science and pre-vet. She
chose that major “mainly
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