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and proficiency awards. Dairy herd pro
jects were prominent in the mind of the
FFA’er, who intends to major in dairy sci
ence at Penn State. Eric has held the posi
tion of chapter vice president and holds the
Greenhand and Chapter degrees.
Charles Houp
Charles Houp
made his plans
clear: to study
dairy science at
Penn State and
to become a sire
analyst for a
breeding com
pany. Charles, 17, son of Gerald and liana
Houp, Boyertown, has been involved in a
wide array of dairy projects, including
heifers. His occupational work experience
including dairy farm. He has also worked
on swine breeding and finishing and poul
try meats. Charles has served the FFA as
reporter, president, and secretary, and he
has obtained the Star Greenhand and Star
Chapter Farmer degrees.
Thomas J. Howard
as a dairy farmer and, in 11th grade, topped
470 hours with farm work and raising dairy
heifers. The Albion FFA member, 17, son
of Elmer and Robin Howard, East Spring
field, has other experience, including
BO AC chair in the restoration of wetlands.
Thomas also served as student advisor,
vice president, and chapter president, and
was awarded the Greenhand and Chapter
fanner degrees.
Stacy Hulslander
Stacy Huls
lander lives on a
dairy farm in
Bradford County.
The 17-year-old
Athens FFA
member is the
daughter of
James and Judy Hulslander. Stacy said she
is very active in school and community
activites, is a member of the forensics team
and vice president of the Peer Helper orga
nization at school, in addition to a member
of the Junior Holstein Club, member of
4-H, president of her youth group, and
Bradford County alternate dairy princess.
She takes care of the calves on the family
farm, and serves as the vice president of
her local FFA chapter and news reporter at
the county FFA level.
Paula Hunter
To attend a four-year college and obtain
a degree in landscape architecture form the
plans of Oley Valley FFA member Paula
Hunter. Paula, 17, daughter of Patricia and
Leon Hunter, Fleetwood, has been
involved in a diversity of projects, includ
ing swine finishing, market lambs, and
breeding sheep. She also served on the
Food for American, BOAC, and banquet
committees. Paula has served as chapter
chaplain and reporter, and obtained the
Greenhand, Chapter, and County degrees.
Additionally, she was a member of the
1991 state FFA livestock team that com
peted at the national convention.
Bart W. lanson
Four-year
Spud Growers
FFA member
Bart W. lanson
has been involv
ed in a variety
of projects, in
cluding beef
breeding, strawberries, and cpmfield. The
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son of Bryan and Donna lanson, Couders
port, Bart has served on the following
committees; BOAC, safety, activity, FFA
Week, and banquet He has served as chap
ter chaplain and advisor, as chair of the
safety committee, and received the Star
Greenhand and Star Chapter degrees. Bart
also received a silver in the state livestock
judging contest and a silver in the state
record book contest.
Rhock Johnson
Rock Johnson is the 17-year-old son of
Jerry and Brenda Johnson, Middlebury
Center, and a 4-year member of the Cow
anesque FFA Chapter. His FFA activities
include on-farm work experience for the
past two years, a sheep breeding project for
1989 and 1990, planting trees this past
year, involvement with the group’s leader
ship, citrus sales, forestry and land, dairy,
and livestock committees or projects. He
also participated in the 1990 All American
Junior Dairy contest, the past two Farm
Shows, and the 1991 FFA Week. In the
past consecutive years, he has earned his
respective FFA degrees, culminating with
his Keystone degree.
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In addition to his Keystone degree, he has
earned a Greenhand. Chapter, and County
degree and awards for swine proficiency,
and a bronze medal for skills and tasks. A
wrestler on his school varsity team, he is
also involved in 4-H.
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Penn State, and was awarded the Star
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