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Agronomy Contest and both
swine and crop production
proficiency awards.
Darlene’s other activities
range from softball and
member of the Future
Homemakers of America to
Youth Fellowship and the
Voices of Victory Chorus
In the future she plans to
attend the Berks Campus of
Penn State and major in
animal bioscience.
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BRIAN E. MARTIN
Eastern Lancaster County
High School
Brian E. Martin, 17, has
been a member of the
Grassland FFA Chapter for
four years and has been
named a Keystone Degree
recipient.
The son of Raymond and
Elva Martin of New Holland,
Brian has participated in
several projects while in
FFA.
Besides work he did on a
local dairy farm, Brian
received work experience
with Modern Masonry
Company of New Holland,
Delmar Weaver Farm, and
Raymond Hurst Contractor
He did various home im
provement projects m his
father’s business at the
Martin’s Auto Service of
New Holland.
Besides serving as chapter
vice president and reporter,
Brian attended the National
FFA convention and
received the Home Im
provement Foundation
Award and the gold Medal
Scrapbook Contest Award.
This young degree winner
is a member of the Liberty
Fire Company, the Penn
Dutch Sportsmens Club and
the Carpenters Mennonite
Church.
LARRY MARTIN
Eastern Lancaster County
High School
Larry Martin who enjoys
gardening so much, has been
named a Keystone Degree
recipient
The son of Raymond and
May Martin of East Earl,
Larry has been a member of
the Grassland FFA Chapter
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Larry served on the Public
Relations Committee, the
Recreational Committee,
the Community Service
Committee, the Banquet
Committee and the
Executive Committee. He
also had projects in swine
finishing, home gardening,
and work experience at
Good’s Greenhouse.
P’fhis gardening enthusiast
P*s served as chapter
chaplain, reporter and
member ' of the
parliamentary procedure
team.
Larry has placed first in
the county land judging
contest and served as a local
delegate to the National
FFA Convention.
This member of State FFA
Chorus hopes to continue in
an ornamental horticulture
field in the future much like
the job he has now
LISA RUSSELL
Eastern Lancaster County
High School
Lisa Russell, daughter of
Mr and Mrs. Ronald
Russell, 203 W. Conestoga
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 10,1981—D7
St., New Holland, has con
ducted a four-year project of
keeping records on her
pleasure horse.
As a member of the
Grassland FFA Chapter, her
committee work has in
cluded chairperson of
Supervised Farming, Food
for America, banquet,
leadership, seed sales and
public relations.
She has served as chapter
chaplain, placed third in
county public speaking.
Lisa Russell
third m area competition
and fifth in the regionals.
She was selected County
FFA Princess and received
the Horse Proficiency
Award
Other school and com
munity activities include the
Garden Spot tennis team,
church youth and choir.
Among her hobbies are
horseback riding, singing,
playing piano, collecting
stamps and sewing.
She plans to wor'c a year or
tow in an ag related job and
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then attend college to study
agricultural education.
Leonard Snader
LEONARDSNADER
Eastern Lancaster County
High School
Leonard Snader, 17, of
East Earl is the son of Noah
and Helen Snader and the
recipient of a Keystone
Degree.
As a member of the
Grassland P FA Chapter for
four years, Leonard has
compiled a list of work
projects. This list includes
raising hogs, sweet com
production, and work ex
perience at Shady Maple
Farm Market.
He also served on the
Conduct of Meetings
Committee, and sold seeds.
This member of the state
champion parliamentary
procedure team has
received an award for
vegetable and fruit
production proficiency,
honorable mention in the
state agronomy contest and
the runner-up title in the
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