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197 FFA’ers To Receive Keystone Degree At Farm Show
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Jerry Hildreth
Six-year West
Greene FFA mem
ber Jerry Hildreth
plans to study dairy
management in col
lege. Jerry, 18, son
of John and Louise
Hildreth, Sycamore,
Greene County has
served as chapter
adviser, sentinel,
and reporter. In addition, Jerry has served
on the banquet, planning, citrus. Farm
Show, food stand, and scholarship com
mittees. Projects include beef finishing,
com raising, and dairy heifers. Jerry has
obtained his Greenhand and Chapter Far
mer degrees.
Stacy A. Hildreth
Stacy Hildreth,
17, daughter of
John and Louise
Hildreth, has served
as West Greene
FFA reporter, vice
president, junior
president, and pres
ident during the six
years of member
ship. Stacy has also
served on various committees, including
banquet, planning, alumni relations, farm
show, BOAC, citrus, leadership, scholar
ship, and many more. In addition, she has
participated in an array of contests, includ
ing state public speaking, Big E, and coun
ty, area, and regional competition for
creed, chapter, and state leadership
awards. College and marriage arc her
future plans.
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Shannon S. Hoffman
T o
Snyder County, has completed experience
on a variety of projects, including dairy
heifers and dairy cows. Shannon has
served as corresponding secretary and vice
president of her chapter. She participated
in dairy judging and showing dairy cows at
the FFA show, in addition to work experi
ence. Shannon has obtained the Green
hand, Chapter, and Sun Area degrees.
Sherry K. Hoffman
Plans for four
year Oley Valley
FFA member Sherry
Hoffman include
attending a four
year college to ma- ~
jor in elementary ' JBQH
education. Sherry,
17, daughter of
Barry and Karren 1 pih '-
Hoffman, Oley, i* • - *
Berks County, has served as chapter trea
surer and reporter. SAE projects include
Holstein beef, dairy heifer, swine, soy
beans, and home garden. She has served on
the window exhibit, citrus. Food For
America, and milkshake wagon commit
tees. In addition, Sherry has competed in
various contests, including regional meals,
land judging, public speaking, and the state
interview contests. She received her
Greenhand and Chapter degrees.
Laura- Hogenmiller
Laura Hogen
miller wrote to Lan
caster Farming:
"I plan to attend
Pennsylvania Col
lege of Technology,
first majoring in in
terior plantscape
/floral design, and
then go on for a
bachelor’s degree
in technology management.”
Laura, 17, daughter of Patrick and Joyce
Hogenmiller, Hopewell, Bedford County,
has served as Northern Bedford chapter
reporter and serves as chapter president.
She has obtained three floriculture profi
ciency awards, two public speaking
awards, and was honored with a gold in the
state floriculture contest.
Laura has served on the earnings, sav
ings, and investments committee and the
public relations and membership develop
ment committees. In addition, chapter pro
jects include broilers, sheep breeding,
chickens, and work experience. She has
obtained the Star Greenland and Chapter
Star Farmer degrees.
Murray Hollenbach
Middleburg FFA Chapter member Mur
ray Hollenbach plans to attend an agricul
tural college. Murray, 17, son of Lewis and
Judy Sarfme, Mount Pleasant Mills, Snyd
er County, has served as chapter adviser
and chaplain. He has served as chair of the
trips and tours and cooperation commit
tees. Work experience includes three years
on a dairy farm and four years of practicum
skills. He participated in the state project
book contest and on the state Farm Show
demonstration team and the state par
liamentary procedure contest, in addition
to local livestock and dairy judging shows.
Timothy T. Hoppe
Timothy Hoppe
plans to attend
Penn State to study
wildlife manage
ment Timothy, 17,
son of Robert and
Lucille Hoppe, Har
rison Valley, Potter
County, has served
as chapter sentinel
and is chapter trea
surer. The three-year Headwaters FFA
member has served on the safety, BOAC,
and outdoor lab committees, and com
pleted off-farm work experience. He
received the Star National Resource
Award, Star Ag Business Award, and Star
Sales Service Award, in addition to his
Greenhand degree.
Lisa Horning
A service se
cretary at A.B.C.
Groff in New Hol
land, Lisa Homing
is a three-year i
Grassland FFA 1
member from Gar- |
den Spot High f
School. Lisa, 18,
daughter of Marvin .
and Mary Jane '
Homing, East Earl, has served on the
membership development and public rela
tions committees. She has obtained work
experience at Shady Maple Farm Market
and at A.B.C. Groff. She obtained various
awards, including the Fruit and Vegetable
Proficiency Award and a silver in the state
dairy foods contest. She obtained a gold
award for her scrapbook.
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