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Leadership Conference in 1991.
A member of his church youth group, he
said he intends to attend Devry Institute
and major in electronics engineering.
Slurnn
Shawn Kensingi
17, son of Mr.
Mrs. Rodney Kei
singer, Williar
burg, is a four-;,
member of Cent
Cove FFA Chaf
and serves as
chaplin.
Shawn has beei
involved in on-farm .. . ~xpencnv>
1991, was a member of the land judging
team at the states, served on his chapter’s
refreshment and program committees, and
participated in the Adopt-a-Highway and
community fair projects.
In 1991, he also participated in the Food
for American program and the Fall Leader
ship Conference.
He has won various awards at the county
and area levels for project books. A mem
ber of his church youth group, he said he
intends to attend an auto and diesel
mechanic technical school.
Chris Kepley
Chris Kepley, 18, whose parents are
Don and Marge Gross, Lebanon, is a three
year PFA member at Cedar Crest FFA
chapter, at Cedar .Crest High School, and
has served as its chaplain and
parlimentarian.
Kepley’s projects include work experi
ence and dairy herd work. Chris has saved
as chairman of the chapter’s recreation
committee, and worked on its Adopt-A-
Highway program and helped with the
chapter window exhibit
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Chris said achievements include earn
ing the Grccnhand and Chapter Farmer
degrees, and awards in scrapbook keeping,
horse proficiency, and horse, livestock and
dairy judging contests. Also won were
silver medals in the county and state record
book contests.
Plans for the future are to get a job in an
agriculturally related field.
Richard W
Richard W.
Kerper Jr., 18, son
of Richard and Kay
Kerper, Fleet
wood, is chapte:
president of the
Oley Valley FFA
Chapter at Oley
Valley High
School.
The four-year me:
as the chapter’s vice president and teasur
er, and president and vice president of the
county organization.
A star Chapter Farmer, and the recipient
of a state silver medalist in land judging,
Kerper has been involved in showing
steers and heifers, finishing and breeding
swine and market lambs, and in producing
vegetable crops.
He said he plans to farm for a career.
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Arthur
Knisely, 17, si
of Arthur R. ai
Esther A. Knisel
of Millerstown, ii
four-year meml
of Greenwood FF
Chapter at Greei
wood High School
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the Greenhand, Chapter, and Area FFA
degrees, he has also served as his chapter’s
junior advisor. He has been involved with
the chapter’s BOAC and citrus committees
and with on-farm and off-farm work
experience.
In addition, he was won awards for
small gas engine knowledge, taking third
in the county.
Knisely said his plans are to pursue a
career in banking or farming.
Jeremiah D. Korn
Jeremiah D
Kosa, 17, son
Kurt and Laun
Kosa, Ulysfe.
has been a membei
of the Headwatei
FFA Chapter f(
the past four year 1
and has been ii
volved on its cattl*
judging, citrus, appk
ty Week committees.
He earned his Star Gteenhand Degree,
and numerous awards for showing and fit
ting cattle at county, district and slate
levels. Kosa has been involved with a dairy
project and a home improvement project as
well.
He said he intends to pursue at least a
four-year college degree.
Todd Kramer
Todd A. Kramer, 18, son of Robert and
Karen Kramer, Bellefonte, has been vice
president of the Bellfonte FFA Chapter for
three years and secretary for one year.
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Chairman fo the chapter’s public service
committee and serving on its FFA Week
Committee, Kramer has been participating
in on-farm and off-farm work experience
projects dairy farming and working for
Claster Building Materials Co. in State
College.
Kramer said his plan is to eventually run
and own a construction business.
Randy Kreider
Randy Kreider,
17, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Kreider,
Lancaster, has
served as his chap
ter’s treasurer in
1991 and has earn
ed his Greenland,
Chapter, and Red
Rose degrees.
He has been
involved in his chapter’s FFA banquet,
poster, and taffy pull committees and
helped with the Petting Zoo at Lampeter
Fair, the chapter fruit sales, pie sales, poul
try judging, meat judging, showing hogs
and has attended the national FFA
convention.
He said he plans to continue working at
his father’s farm.
Pattie Krietzer
Patti Kreitzer, 16,
daughter of Richard
and Patricia Kreit
zer, Lebanon, is
a four-year member
of Northern Lebanon
FFA, at Northern
Lebanon High
School, where she
served ■ as sentinel
last year and is its secretary
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