Farming, Saturday, Juna 4. 1994
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PAINTER UNO FARM 59 819 608 213 16998
HORIZON FARM BOX 409 05 532 13 POPPY 18514
DOHALD E WIVELL 59 805 548 SKY 14625
8081209 FARM BOX 409 05 532 ID SUNSfIIE 16093
PAIMTER LAND FARM 59 819 608 213 16466
HARROP FARM 44 369 14 28 16072
HGRIZOH FARM BOX 409 05 532 5 ANGIE 16017
HIDDEN ACRES FARM 44 397 32 NARVA 13244
HORIZON FARM BOX 409 05 532 6 SHASTA 15244
HARROP FARM 44 369 13 72 15202
HIDDEN ACRES FARM 44 397 5 IADY934 15920
SAMUEL G YODER 06 46 677 SIGNIA4 13499
OUGHT E FARMERY 32 122 432 48 14541
PAINTER LAND FARM 59 819 730 113 15924
JOHN C GOSBQRN 31 389 47 HONEY 14941
BIDDEN ACRES FARM 44 397 27 MOLLY- 12091
HIDDEN ACRES FARM 44 397 38 HRT,BtA 13931
GRATER BROS 46 126 499 BDNNI 14708
Delaware Honors
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students who assist with promoting the
College of Agricultural Sciences are named
as Ag Ambassadors. Selection is based on
character, academic and extracurricular
achievements, and commitment to the col
lege. Students honored were Kimberly A.
Alexander, Kathryn D. Baxter, Eric R. Ben
son, Andrea M. Breedlove, Christine L. Bon
giomo, Stacey L. Bonvetti, Julia K. Burzon,
Amy M. Denny, Lisa R. Emele, Robert J.
Flanagan, Scott E. Hevner, Bernadette M.
luliucci, Jean P. Lonie. Patrick A. Mahaney,
Karen E. Martin. John E. McGoldrick, Jill E.
Miller, Colleen P. Modesto, Kevin D. Mow
ers, Denise Mulry, Jennifer E. Neal, Rebecca
A. O’Day, S. Erin O’Reilly, Christina T. Rol
led, Kimberly A. Satkowsky, Daniel D. Se
verson, William K. Shaw, Jr., Forrest L.
Sprague, Lori J. Unruh, Lee M. Walton, Scott
E. Wright and Elaine E. Zeitler.
Who’s Who Among Students in American
Universities and Colleges recognized several
students in its 1993-94 edition for scholastic
ability, participation and leadership in aca
demic and extracurricular activities, citizen
ship and service, and potential for future
achievement. Individuals selected were: Jar
ed C. Adkins, Kimberly A. Alexander, Der
rick E. Bender, Nicole M. Bonelli, Catherine
J. Cavclli, Cheryl H. Druckenmiller, Beth H.
Gutowski, Marina R. Haynes, Kevin E.
Houston, Rebecca E. Mathers, John E. Mc-
Goldrick, Rebecca A. O’Day, Robert D.
Rohrer, Sarah C. Schroer, Daniel D. Sever
son, Deborah L. Short, Laura E. Towers,
Charles J. Wortman, Scott E. Wright, Elaine
E. Zeitler and Sandra L. Zimmerman.
Top Pennsylvania DHIA
3.2 550 3.7 622
2.9 539 2.9 532
3.6 533 4.2 607
3.3 528 3.4 548
3.1 512 3.6 590
3.2 511 3.3 535
3.1 503 2.9 461
3.8 501 3.9 520
3.2 484 3.7 568
3.2 483 4.1 626
3.0 478 2.9 463
3.5 471 4.2 567
3.2 470 , 4.0 575
2.9 467 3.3 531
3.1 463 4.1 616
3.8 456 3.1 376
3.3 455 4.6 638
3.1 454 3.5 520
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BARBfip BAILY 182 15 900 234 L 10 15293 3.3 503 3.7 5651
BARRARD BAILY 182 15 900 382 L 44 14939 3.3 499 3.4 508
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