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Elaine Zeiset
Elaine Zeiset, 18, is the daughter
of the Jesse and Grace Zeiset,
Denver. A student at Garden Spot
High School, she has been-£
member of the Grassland FFA
Chapter for four years.
Elaine raises market lambs and
works part-time at a local farm
market. She has been chairman'of
the Scholarship Committee and the
Cooperation and Community
Service Committees. She was co
chairman of the Community
Service Committee.
Elaine has received proficiency
awards for sheep production and
public speaking. She holds the
Greenhand and Chapter degrees
and served her chapter as
secretary.
She placed first in the county
Conservation Public Speaking
contest, second in the region and
seventh in the state. She was a
member of the Parliamentary
Procedure team that placed first in
the county and area and third in
the region. She was secretary of
the team.
Elaine enjoys swimming,
reading, hunting, camping and
volleyball and plans a career in
agribusiness management.
Lynford Zimmerman
Lynford Zimmerman, 18, is the
son of Amos and Marian Zim
merman, New Holland. A member
of the Grassland FFA Chapter for
four years, he has raised pigs for
the past three years. He vorks
at a local landscape cent.
Lynford has been a memoti o.
tue FFA Banquet, Scholarship and
Program Committees. He has
received proficiency awards in
swine and turf and landscaping. He
received an ornamental hor
ticulture award.
He enjoys hunting, trapping and
hiking and plans to work full time
at the landscape center after
graduation.
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Mark Denton
The son of Dr. Fred and Phyllis
Denton, Enon Valley, is a student
at. Mohawk High School. The 18-
year-old FFA’er counts Shropshire
sheep and Hereford steers among
his projects.
During his' four years as a
member of the Mohawk Chapter,
Mark has served on numerous
committees, including the En
tertainment, Crop, Log, Banquet,
Junior FFA and Citrus Com
mittees.
Mark served as chapter reporter
in 1983, and was elected treasurer
in 1984 and president the following
year. He has been active on the
demonstration, Square Dance and
Parliamentary Procedure Teams.
An avid outdoorsman, Mark
enjoys hunting, skiing, camping
and horseback riding. In the future
he would like to raise Clydesdale
horses and operate a mechanic
shop.
Karen Leslie
Karen Leslie, 16', the daughter of
Glenn and Lillian Leslie of Enon
Valley, has been a member of the
Mvhawk Valley Chapter f t ‘ <■
. ears.
She has served on the Square
Dance, Demonstrations and
Parliamentary Procedures
Committees for one year, the
Spring Contests Committee for i wo
years and the Fruit Sales Co. -
mittee for three years.
Karen has received the Chapter
Degree, and was the recipient of a
Silver Award for her project book
in 1984. She has served as chapter
secretary for two years.
She is a member of the school
newspaper staff and the National
Honor Society, as well as the
basketball and track teams. Her
career plans include attending
college to obtain a teaching
degree.
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Robert C.McKinley
Robert McKinley, 17, is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee
McKinley of New Galilee. Robert
attends Mohawk High School, and
has been a Mohawk Chapter
member for three years.
He has maintained a W'
Experience Book for two years,
and has served on the Wood and_
Crop Committees. Robert held the~
office of student advisor in 1984,
and was last year’s chapter
reporter.
He has also served on the Spring
Contest, Squaredance, Demon
stration and Parliamentary
Procedure Teams.
He enjoys playing sports and
horseback riding.
Louis Mrozek
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Mrozek of New Castle, Louis
Mrozek attends Union Area Middle
High School.
A member of the Union Area
Chapter for three years, Louis has
completed swine breeding and
finishing projects, and has logged
900 hours in directed laboratory
experience. He has also par
ticipated in supervised off-farm
occupati.. experience.
I nut. nas served on the
Scrubgrass and Citrus Sales
Committees and is currently into
his second year as chapter
reporter.
His career plans include owning
a small lumber mill.
Joseph H. Mutter, Jr.
Joseph Mutter is the 17-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Mutter, Sr. of New Ca tie. A
student at Union Area Middle High
School, Joseph has been a member
of the Union Area FFA Chapter for
four years.
The young cattleman has been
involved with both beef breeding
and finishing projects and has
participated in the supervised on-
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He received the Greenhand
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as chapter sentinel and is a
member of the Demonstration
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Elaine Zeiset
He enjoys hunting and hopes to
establish a business as a beef
breeder.
Jamie L. Smith
Jamie Smith, 18, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Smith of New
Castle. Jamie is a four-year FFA
member and a student at Union
Area Middle High School.
Jamie has undertaken swine
breeding and finishing projects,
and has recorded 1200 hours of
directed laboratory experience. He
has served on the Citrus Sales,
Sausage Sales and Scrubgrass
Committees.
Currently president of the Union
Area Chapter, he was last year’s
treasurer. Jamie earned his
Greenhand Degree in 1982,
followed by the Chapter and
County Farmer Degrees in 1983
and 1984.
A member of the school’s foot
ball team, he enjoys hunting in his
spare time.
Jamie hopes to attend college
and major in criminology.
Brian D. Young
A four-year Mohawk Chapter
member Brian voung is the son of
Robert McKinley Brian Young
David and Bonnie Young of Enon
Valley.
Beginning in 1983, Brian’s
projects have included swine
finishing and breeding. He also
share-cropped oats and com in
1985.
Brian has served on numerous
committees, including the Fruit,
Banquet, Wood, Crop, Citrus and
Flower Sales Committees, and has
served as reporter at both the
chapter and tri-county levels. He
currently serves as chapter vice
president.
He has placed first in the local
Agronomy Contest and received a
silver medal at the state level.
Brian’s extracurricular ac
tivities include three years of
varsity basketball and track. His
hobbies include hunting, trapping,
fishing and camping. In the future
he hopes to own a hog producing
operation.
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