816-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 18, 1987
Layton, Andrea Hoober, Lara Bair and Heather
Haldeman.
Lancaster County 4-H'ers
Mow die
LANCASTER Young
seamstresses from Lancaster
County followed the fashion beat
Tuesday evening as they modeled
their 4-H sewing projects during
the county’s 1987 Fashion Revue.
Each one of the 60 participants
in this year’s fashion show had her
moment in the spotlight as she
modeled the garments she made
for a 4-H project. Narrators
described the dresses, slacks,
gowns, jackets, skirts and blouses
the 4-H’ers stitched and talked
about the models’ hobbies and
interests.
The projects were judged in the
afternoon prior to the show. Judges
for the senior division were Donna
Lucidi and Ann Overmeyer. Junior
division judges were Susan Doyle
and Janet Herman.
From the field of 60 contenders,
judges selected eight senior win
ners and five junior winners to rep
resent the county at Capital Region
Hooberand Kristy Bowman. Back row from left: Moni
ca Shenk, Danielle Berkhelmer, Melanie Haldeman
and Kim Eby.
I Fashion Boat'
Fashion Revue, scheduled for
Tuesday, July 21 at Cumberland
Valley High School in Mechanics
burg.
Senior winners are Judy Rohrer,
Daphne Shenk, Denise Haldeman,
Alissa Hoobcr, Laura Wagner,
Deb Shenk, Lori Brechbill and
Cindy Hamish. Alternates, who
will travel to regionals only if a
winner cannot attend, are: Joy
Layton, Andrea Hoober, Lara Bair
and Heather Haldeman.
Junior winners are Kim Rohrer,
Rochelle Baxter, Dina Smoker,
Amy Fyock and Eunice Clark.
Junior alternates are Emily Hoob
er, Kristy Bowman, Monica
Shenk, Danielle Berkhimer, Mela
nie Haldeman and Kim Eby.
In keeping with the “fashion
beat” theme of this year’s prog
ram, the Farm and Home Center
stage was decorated with sheets of
music and musical instruments.
ners who will compete In rei. ,n revue next we» are,
front row from left, Judy Rohrer, Daphne Shenk and Denise Haldeman. In back
from left: Alissa Hoober, Laura Wagner, Deb Shenk, Lori Brechbill and Cindy,
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jners _.jn are, .rok.
Dina Smoker, Amy Fyock and Eunice Clark.
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