Lentz Becomes Ov
(ContlnuMl from Pago AM)
Dave Wascak of Dunbar, left, and Jayna Hass
of Gettysburg ware first and third High Individu
als, respectively, In the Linear Evaluation Com
petition at the Spring Judging Contest. James
Over, second place individual, is missing from
this photo.
Terri Packard, lan,
received awards In appreciation of their dedica
tion as 1993 Dairyman Co-Editors.
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professional divisions. The fitting and showing contest
was followed by the annual awards banquet late that
evening.
Club President David Lentz of Lebanon captured over
all champion honors at the Expo. As the show came to a
close, he was chosen champion professional fitter and
reserve champion professional showman, before gather
ing rosettes for grand champion fitter, reserve grand
champion showman, and eventually overall Expo champ
ion. David, the son of Robert and Sandra Lentz, is an
eighth-semester dairy and animal science major. Last
summer, he was chosen as a finalist in the National Hols
tein Association Distinguished Junior Member competi
tion. He will be working for the Holstein Association as an
intern this summer.
(Turn to Pago A 34)
Expo champions, from left, Andy Money, Overall Expo Chairman; Terri Packard,
Show Manager; Roger Peril, Fitting Judge; Kim Black, Alternate Dairy Princess; Don
Welk, Jr., Showmanship Judge; Dwight Stoltzfus, Reserve Overall Champion; David
Lentz, Overall Expo Champion; Andy Foster, Assistant Show Manager; Jen Hummel,
Penn State Dairy Princess and Bryan Herring, Assistant Overall Expo Chairman.
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At Dairy Expo
From left to right: Spring Judging Contest
Chairman Brent Baker congratulates Thad Stur
geon on being High Individual Overall in the con
test. Todd Biddle receives awards from Assis
tant Judging Contest Chairman Jeff Hostetter for
being High Reasons Individual.
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