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Sports and attending dairy
related activities are his main
hobbies.
He plans to study dairy science
in college and then work toward his
own operation.
CRAIG MILLER
Craig Miller has concentrated
his activities in the Kennard-Dale
FFA on dairy-related projects and
competition.
His projects include dairy cows
and calves and work experience at
Gum Tree Farms, Delta.
He competed in the state dairy
judging contest at Penn State and
took top awards in dairy judging at
the York Fair for three years.
His project books have won
silver and gold awards in state
competition. He has served as
chairman of the National Ac
tivities Committee and has been a
member of the recreation group
Church softball has been his
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He is the son of Mr. and Mrs
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He plans to work with his father
and uncle in dairying.
Todd A. Smith, of the Kennard-
Dale FFA, has participated in a
four-year work experience
program at the Double D dairy
farm.
He has served on the treasury
committee for three years and on
the banquet committee for one
year. He has participated in the
sale of citrus for three years.
Participating in dairy judging at
both the Farm Show and York
Fair, he took sixth and ninth
placing in the latter competition.
He won the Placement in Ag
Production award in 1982.
Hobbies include softball,
volleyball, hunting, fishing and
riding horses.
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He is the son of Leon T. and Hilda
Smith.
He hopes to follow a dairying
career.
Red Lion
MICHELLE BANKERT
Michele Lisa Bankert, of the Red
Lion FFA, has held the offices of
chapter chaplain and treasurer
and York County FFA vice
president.
Among her awards have been
her naming as Outstanding York
County FFA member and Star
Greenland, as well as sheep
production award, scholarship
award and a bronze in state
livestock judging.
She has been engaged in
diversified livestock projects,
including swine breeding, swine
finishing, sheep breeding, sheep
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Committee posts have ranged
from broilers, citrus and FFA
Week to Chapter gilt, bulletin
board, seed sales, scholarship,
recreation and banquet.
Extracurricular activities
feature participation in National
Honor Society, Youth Fellowship,
Church Choir, 4-H Community
Club, County 4-H sheep and swine
clubs
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Bankert, R 3 Red
Lion.
Hobbies include outdoor ac
tivities such as nature study,
biking and hunting, as well as
crafts.
She plans to attend Delaware
Valley College and major in
animal husbandry and eventually
enter the field of animal research
or veterinary science.
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He also has won a silver award in
state livestock judging, sheep
production and work experience
foundation awards and
showmanship honors for sheep and
swine.
His projects have included
gardening, field com, layers,
breeding swine, sheep and work
experience. Committee posts have
ranged from chairman of the
barbecue group to membership on
BpAC, calendar of events, seed
sales, citrus sales and recreation.
He is also a member of a number
of ag and community
organizations, including York
County 4-H Sheep Club, Mason-
Dixon Wool Growers, York County
Sheep and Wool Producers,
American Landrace Association,
Airville Volunteer Fire Company
and the Pleasant Home Regular
Baptist Churph.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dallas F. Caudill, R 2 Airville.
He enjoys listening to music and
playing sports.
He works on the Paul King dairy
farm and owns and manages a
flock of sheep at home. He hopes to
have his own dairy operation
someday.
EDWINA JOHNSON
Edwina Johnson is the president
of the Red Lion FFA and has also
held the offices of assistant
secretary and treasurer.
Her awards have come in the
areas of dairy production, records
keeping and scholarship.
Her projects include a dairy herd
of three cows and seven acres of
field corn. On committees she has
served in the areas of barbecue,
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