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dent, chairman of the Parliamen
tary Procedure Team, project
book contest, public speaking
contest, and attending the
Washington Conference and the
State Legislative Leadership Con
ference. Other high school activi
ties included student council,
(SADD) Students Against Drunk
Driving, National Honor Society,
Greenwood Athletic Association,
basketball and track teams, and
holding the title of Perry County
Fair Queen after fulfilling her year
as state FFA president. Melanie
plans to attend college, majoring
in agriculture education.
State vice-president at-large is
Wayne Hassinger, 11, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne J. Hassinger.
Wayne was graduated from Mid
dleburg High School, and his
chapter advisor was Leroy
Dreibelbis. Wayne’s chapter
activities included land and dairy
judging teams, prepared and
extemporaneous public speaking,
and parliamentary procedure
teams. He held the offices of pres
ident, treasurer, and agriscience
research. Other high school activi
ties included Pennsylvania Junior
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The Pennsylvania State FFA
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Lehman of Cumberland Valley
High School. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Lehman and his
chapter advisors are Bruce Lem
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judging, dairy judging, citrus sale
chairman, and participation in Ag
Olympics and Enviro-Olympics.
Tim will continue working on a
grain operation and hopes to go to
a trade school for diesel
mechanics.
Christopher Reichard was
elected state FFA treasurer. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Reichard and was graduated from
Waynesboro High School. His
chapter advisor is Gerald W.
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He was on the high school basket
ball team. Chris hopes to go on to
college and major in dairy science.
Jodi Hall is the new FFA state
secretary. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Hall and was
graduated from State College
High School. Her chapter activi
ties included chapter president and
reporter, fundraisers’ chairman,
public relations chairman, and
liaison to the school activities
committee. Other high school
activities were Key Club, varsity
basketball and track, yearbook
editor, Hugh O’Brien Youth
Leadership representative, school
newspaper reporter, and school
advisory committee to the school
board. Jodi will be attending Penn
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horticulture.
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the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jules
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Andrew Smeltz is the new state
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Upper Dauphin High School and
his chapter advisor is Stanley
Weaver. His chapter activities
included poultry, land judging,
livestock and dairy judging, pub
lic speaking contests, and he
attended area leadership confer
ences. He would like to continue
his education at Penn State Uni
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mal science.
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