E32-Lancast«r Farming, Saturday, January 9,1993
(Continued from Pag* E3l)
Michele Renninger
Michele Ren
ninger,
daughter of Wal
ter and Diane
Renninger, Me-
Clure, is a three
year member of
the West Snyder
FFA Chapter. She has served as the chap
ter’s treasurer. She has also earned the
Greenhand, Chapter, and SUN Area
degrees. In addition, she has served as
chaiiman of the chicken barbecue and ban
quet committees and as a member of he
BOAC and Food for America committees.
Her FFA projects include dairy production
and work experience. She said she plans to
attend college to pursue nursing education.
John A. Rhea
committees and
as treasurer and
junior advisor for his chapter, Penns Man
or Area. His projects has been raising
market hogs, dairy herd, field com, oats,
breeding rabbits, and serving on the SAE
and banquet commitee. He has earned a
Greenhand and Chapter degrees and plans
to go into partnership at the family farm.
Christopher Rice
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pletion of high school at Mifflinburg,
where he is a member of the FFA Chapter.
His SAE projects include beef finishing.
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raising market lambs, sheep breeding, and
work experience. He also served as chair
man of the chapter’s Livestock Committee
and as member on its citrus, cider, safety,
and tree planting committees. He was
active in the West End Fair beef and mark
et lamb shows, the Block and Bridle Lives
tock Judging Contest, Penn State livestock
judging, a member of the judging team
representing Pennsylvania in Maryland,
and the Greenhand Degree Team, local
land judging contests, local forestry,
speaking tractor driving, and demonstation
contests. And he auctioneer tractor for the
Pa. FFA Weller Scholarship Fund. He
earned his Greenhand, Chapter and SUN
Area degrees. He was also awarded a gold
medal in FF livestock judging, won grand
champion market steer at the Union Coun
ty West End Fair, and won various type,'
showmanship and fitting awards for mark
et lamb and market steer competitions. He
took a blue in the SUN FFA Record Book
contest, SAE records awards, and a cham
per proficiency award for diversified lives
tock production.
Ryan E. Rohrer
include’ beef and
swine SAE projects, participation on the
livestock and dairy judging teams, citrus
sales, the BOAC committee, float commi
tee and the leadership conference in Har
risburg. He lists achievements as earning
his Star Greenhand, Star Chapter Farmer,
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addition to winning the Pittenger Award
for Outstanding Agricultural Junior. He
was a silver winner at state competitions in
wildlife and he earned proficiency awards
in beef and swine production and in judg
ing contests. He has been accepted as an
agricultural business student at the Univer
sity of Delaware. In addition to his FFA
and related acitivies. Ryan is co-captain of
his high school soccer team, being named
most valuable player, he is class president
and in senior chorus.
Jennifer Rosenberry
Jennifer Ros
enberry, 17,
daughter of
Charles and Jew-
el Rosenberry, of
SL Thomas, has
been reporter and
secretary of the
Conococheague FFA Chapter while being
a member at James Buchanan High School
for three years. She has a 21-cow dairy
herd for her project and is a member of the
FFA Week and Baby Barnyard commit
tees. A recipient of the county Farmer, and
chapter Star Fanner and Star Greenhand
degrees. She also won a gold medal at state
level for her 1991 project book. She said
she plans to attend Delaware Valley Col
lege to pursue a major in animal science,
and then go onto Purdue University’s Col
lege of Veterinarian Medicine to become a
large animal veterinarian.
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Joseph Ross
Joseph Ross,
son of Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene
Ross of Sayre,
has been award-
ed the State
Keystone degree.
He is president
of the Athens FFA Chapter for the past two
years and was president of the Bradford
County organization, during his four
years* involvement He has lettered in
football, track and soccer and is active in
the county Democratic Party, serving as a
committeeman. He currently works at
French’s Dairy Farms in Chemung, N.Y.
and has been accepted at Delaware Valley
College to pursue a degree in agronomy.
Kelby Ryman
Kelby Ryman,
18. daughter of
Kenneth Ryman,
of Nescopeck,
has served the
Central Columbia
FFA Chapter as
reporter and stu
dent advisor in her 4-years of membership.
She has help with citrus-sales and banquet
committees and chaired the fair, leadership
and contest committees. She also earned
the Greenhand and Star Farmer degrees.
She said she plans to attend a 2-year school
for nursing.
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