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He was his chapter’s Star
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Besides serving as Chapter
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competitor at local fairs. Also
active in 4-H, be was his chapter’s
Creed speaking winner.
Opening speaker at the con
vention was Dr. Robert Scanlon,
State Secretary of Education,
who pledged a continuing close
alliance between his department
and agriculture.
He praised the FFA and its
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members for their commitment to
accept and even inspire change.
“Keep up your enthusiasm,
creativity and innovation,” he
said.
“Your belief in the ideals and
goals of the FFA will make a
difference in the future of Penn
sylvania.”
State Rep. Sam Hayes Jr., who
just received his American Degree
at the national convention,
adressed the group clad in his FFA
jacket
Hayes referred to the convention
motto “ 1 want to live.”
“ You must do more than just live
and I know you will,” he said.
Pennsylvania and American
depends on how you live.”
Dean Sam Smith of Penn State’s
College of Agriculture, told the
assembled FFA'ers that they not
only have an opportunity to be
tomorrow’s leaders, but also a
responsibility
“People talk about the problems
of today, but as I travel across the
state and nation, I see an optimism
and cussed determination to keep
our agriculture the best in the
world,” Smith said.
“The decade of the 00’s wul have
as its greatest strength this
country’s ability to be an efficient
producer of food and fiber.”
And all the way from Mississippi
came Bryan Stamps, National
FFA Vice President for the
Southern Region.
He likened people to cars.
“We’re like autos in the way we
operate,’’ he said.
“Some of us can take hills
Without a groan.
“Others can only go downhill.
“And when we have problems,
you hear knocking and that comes
from our attitudes.”
He called on his fellow FFA’ers
to always fine tune their attitudes
to make certain they are positive
in nature.
Also speaking to the group was
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Glenn Wenger of the ELCO
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mediate past vice president of the
State FFA Association, and
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He spoke of current efforts to
build up the FFA alumni in Penn
sylvania by organizing new af
filiates throughout the state.
He called on FFA supporters and
graduates throughout Penn
sylvania to become fully active
again in their FFA by organizing
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