Ei6-Lancaster Farming,, Saturday, August 15,1992
KANSAS CITY, Mo.
Enthusiasm abounded in junior
members who converged on Mil
waukee at the 19th Junior Nation
al Polled Hereford Show and
Forum.
This year’s youth extravaganza
drew 300-plus exhibitors and par
ticipants from 32 states. Along
with exhibiting 502 heifers, cow
calf pairs and steers, American
Polled Hereford Association
(APHA) youth were able to com
pete, learn, and be recognized for
their efforts in contests and activi
ties that annually highlight this
national junior' Polled Hereford
event
A variety of contests provide
junior members with an opportun
ity to participate and to expand
their leadership abilities. The fol
lowing list includes all contests
featured prior to or at the Junior
National and the junior members
who were recognized for their
excellence ki the events.
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Hereford Juniors Excel In Contests
Lttdtrahlp Conlaala/Actlvllltt
Junior Merit Scholanhlp
This award ncognizis tnthusiastic individu
als who an tomorrow's Itadtrt of tht bttflndus
try and tht brad. This award is band on stvtral
factor!, but tsptcially on tkt applicants ovarall
ackitvtmtnl in Itadarsktp, citiunship and basf
production,
lit place Suian Waters, Stet, Mo. ($l,OOO
icholanhip and a tnp, ap onto red by Hauling and
Harding Livectock Insurance, to any Palled
Hereford operation in the continental U.S.)
2nd Katy Beckett, Bimamwood, Wis.
($750 scholarship)
3rd Kim Camey, Girard, HI. ($5OO
scholarship)
Walter ft Joe Lewis Memorial Award
Ona of tht most covtltd awards given at tht
Junior National, tht Ltwit Award rteognittt
individuals who txctl in individual and Ham
eomptHlions.
Ist Jay Pickleeimer, Pleaaantville, Ohio
($5OO scholarship)
2nd Heather Hicks, Cullman. Ala. ($375
icholanhip)
3rd Tammy Riff cl. Enterprise, Kan. ($250
scholanhlp)
Newly Elected National Junior Council
Directors
Area 2 Mike Selzcr, Orland, Calif.
Area 4 Inn Lockhart, Red Oak, Texas
Area S Stanley Ha thorn Jr, Louisville,
Miss. )
Area 10 Heather Hicks, Cullman, Ala.
Area 12 Mindy Peak, Minefield, Ohio
Newly Elected National Junior Council
Officer!
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Chairman—Susan Waten, Stet, Mb., Area 5
Vice Chairman Jock Beeson, Wayne,
Neb., Area 3
Secretary Katy Beckett, Bimamwood,
Wis., Area 9
Reporter Judy Andencn, Cold Hill, Ore.,
Area 1
Ex-Offlcfo *— Michael Pass, Harlem, Ga
National Illustrated Speech Contest
(Sponsored by the National
OrganlxaUon of Foll-ottes)
Junior Division: lit Derrick Robert!,
Woodward, Oldi; 2nd Darbie McMahon,
Blue Hill, Neb.; 3rd Ginger Merry, Hartford,
Wit.; Senior Divtilon: lit—Soaiji lemon, Cot
tage Grove, Wis.; 2nd Jenny Hartzell. Red
mond, Ore.; 3rd Beth Miller, Mt Crawford,
Vi.
Outilandlng State Junior
Memben
Alabimi Tom Boatman, Blountaville
Arkanaai Leilie Swank, Rogen
Georgia JJ. Lee, Sutetboro
Blinoii Kurt Peteracn, Danvcra
Indiana Matt Siedling, Laurel
lowa Margie Maurer, Aurora
Kamaa Marti Valek, Agenda
Maryland Michele Blackett, New Windior
Maiiachuiettc Tod Wheeler, Southwtck
Michigan Chrutie Breatboii, Merrill
Mmaun Suian Griffith!, Kearney, and
Ivan Kltppenitein, Mayaville
Nebraska Miiiy McGee, Fairbury
New Jeraey Jon Faber, Pittatown
Ohio Lynne Wise, New Philadelphia
Oklahoma Knotchic McCrary, Tahlequah
Penmylvama Jennifer Allobclli, Dover
South Carolina Heather McGtanahan, Gray
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Texas Tim Lockhart, Red Oak
Virginia Kimberly Aylor, Ruckersville
Wisconsin Nathan Pierce, Bars boo
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Team Marketing (22 entries)
Junior Division: Ist Nebraska; Team
members: Datbie McMahan, Blue Hill; Missy
McGee, Fsirbuty; and Blake McGee, Fairbury,
2nd Oklahoma; Team Members: Sara
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Beef Bowl (24 itate tcaim)
Junior Dlvblont lit Wisconsin; Teem
memben; Brent Wirth, New Richmond; Jetted
Scarla, North Freedom; Brandon Boettcher, Fair
child; and Matthew Merry, Hartford; 2nd
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Tenneaiee; Team memben: Scott Burki,
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Scrapbook Conteit (14 itate
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State Exhibit (15 state
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lit Iowa; 2nd Texas; 3rd Missouri;
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Computer Cow Game (Top
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lit Oklahoma: Team membera: Amanda
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Matthew McCrary, Tahlequah; 2nd place
Wiaconain; 3rd place South Dakota; 4th
place Pennsylvania; and Sth place Texas.
Judging Contest (teams)
Junior Division: Ist Pennsylvania #1;
Team members: Chad Findlay, Franklin; Cun
Stockdale, Dayton; Ben Cross, Kennerdell; and
Jennifer Altobolli, Dover, Senior Division: Ist
Pennsylvania; Team members: Jason Otter
stock, Lenhartsville; John Vidovich, Midland;
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Sweepstakes Contest
Ist Wisconsin; 2nd Oklahoma; 3rd
Texas; 4th Missouri; Sth Pennsylvania.
Individual Competitions
Showmanship
Pcewec Division: Champion Nolyn Hol
ley, Bowling Green, Ohio; Reserve Champion
Lyndse Peterson, Minneapolis, Kan.; Junior
Division: Champion Kip Peck, Ft. Cobb,
Okla.; Reserve Champion Cun Stockdale,
Dayton, Pa.; Senior Division: Champion
Tammy Riffel, Enterprise, Kan.; Reserve
Champion Scott Burks, Smiths Grove, Ky.
Photography Contest,
(nearly <0 entries)
Ist Katherine Lewis, Holt, Mo.; 2nd
Russell Simmons, Petrolia, Texas; 3rd—Jessica
Maoism, Hoosicfc Falls, N.Y.
Poster Contest (17 entries)
(Sponsored by the National
Organisation of Poll-ettas)
Peewee Division: Ist Precious Adss,
Grandview. Tesss; 2nd Matthew McCniy,
Tahlequah, Okla.; 3rd Dustin Malone,
Emporia, Kan.; Junior Division: Ist Russell
Simmons, Petrolia, Texas; 2nd Leslie Fcercr,
Faijo, Okla.; 3rd Kelly McMillan, Highland,
EL; Senior Division: Ist Dustin Simmons,
Petrolia, Texas; 2nd Knotchie McCrary, T(h
lequah, Okla.; 3rd Bobby Fogle, Walkeravil
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Computer Cow Came
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Ist Amy Jester, Pertyville, Ark.; 2nd
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