Bi6-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, May 18, 1996
Vegetable Judging
Contest
The Clear Spring FFA Chapter
won the first place banner in the
Vegetable Judging Contest held
recently during the Annual Mary
land FFA Spring Judging Contests
hosted by the University of Mary
land's College of Agriculture on
the College Park Campus.
The contest is sponsored by the
Middletown FFA Alumni Associ
ation as a special project of the
Maryland FFA Foundation.
The high scoring individual for
the Vegetable Judging Contest
was Lauren Moffatt FFA member
of the Catoctin Chapter. The Flin
stone FFA Chapter took the sec
ond place banner in the contest
Members of the Flintstone 2nd
place team are Tony Littleton,
Carol Hodel, Karen Vance, Susan
Humbertson, Lee Heavner, advis
er, and Dana Cessna, adviser.
Members of the Clear Springs
fust place team are Heather Jacob
son, Lauren Moffatt, Matt
Michael, Dave Smith, Steve Rey
nolds, Denny Llewellyn, Mark
Michael, coach, Charles McClurg,
superintendent, Dan Flynn, advis
er, Terrie Shank, adviser, and
Leigh Newton.
The winning team in the veget
able contest from first through
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fifth were 1. Clear Spring, 2,
Flintstone, 3. North Harford, 4,
Boonsboro, and S. Brunswick.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were 1.
Lauren Moffatt Clear Spring, 2.
Dave Smith, Clear Spring, 3. Matt
Michael, Clear Spring.
Floriculture Event
The Frederick FFA Chapter
won the first place banner in the
floriculture event held during the
Annual Maryland FFA Spring
Judging Events hosted by the Uni
versity of Maryland’s College of
Agriculture on the College Park
campus.
The event is sponsored as a spe
cial project of the Maryland FFA
Foundation.
The high scoring individual for
the floriculture event was Emily
O’Hara, FFA member of the Fre
derick Chapter. The Linganore
FFA Chapter took the second
place banner in the Event.
Members of the Linganore
Chapter 2nd place team are Jacki
Peters, Marsha Foellmer, Laura
Fryer, Vicky Burch, Leah Boone,
Angie Romanell, Jennifer Luecke,
David O’Hara, adviser, Michelle
Ramsburg, Crystal Smith, Susan
Durham, and William Higgins.
Members of the Frederick
Chapter Ist place team are Diane
Ogg, Emily O’Hara, Angie
Myers, Nicholas Cullen, David
Miller, assistant superintendent of
CTE and computers. Dr. Ronald
Siebel, director of lAA, Ed May
ne, adviser, and Doug Hering,
adviser.
The winning teams in the flori
culture contest from first through
fifth were 1. Frederick, 2. Linga
nore, 3. Grassland, 4. Catoctin,
and S. North Arundel.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were 1.
Emily O’Hara, Frederick, 2.
David O’Hara. Linganore, 3.
Diane Ogg, Frederick.
The Frederick High School
FFA Chapter won the first place
banner in the dairy foods event
held during the Annual Maryland
FFA Spring Judging Events
hosted by the University of Mary
land’s College of Agriculture on
the College Park campus.
The event is sponsored by the
Agway Foundation, Inc. as a spe
cial project of the Maryland FFA
Foundation.
The high scoring individual for
the dairy foods event was Janna
Stup, FFA member of the Freder
ick High Chapter. The Brunswick
FFA Chapter took the second
place banner in the event.
Members of the Brunswick 2nd
place team are Mike Harrington,
adviser, Abby Fawley, and Dr.
Scott Rankin, superintendent ani
mal science department.
Members of the Frederick Ist
team are Janna Stup, Sarah Vogel,
Heather Clay, Roxanne Ridgley,
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Judging Events
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David Miller, assistant superinten
dent of CTE and computers, Doug
Hering, adviser, Ed Mayne, advis
er, and Dr. Scott Rankin, superin
tendent of CIE and computers.
The winning teams in the dairy
foods contest from first through
fifth were 1. Frederick High, 2.
On April ii, Todd Hubor, Jessica Althouse, Tyler Swan
son, and Beth Frey competed at county public speaking
contest at Pequea Valley High School. Beth Frey and Tyler
Swanson competed In the creed contest where they recited
the FFA Creed and answered questions.
Jessica Althouse and Todd Huber competed In an ex
temporaneous public speaking contest. In this contest
they drew a topic and were given 30 minutes to write a 4-6
minute speech. They also had to answer questions. Tyler
Swanson placed first In the creed contest while Beth Frey
placed second. Jessica Althouse placed first while Todd
Huber placed second In the extemporaneous contest. All
four Manor FFA members now will move on to the regional
level.
In photo, from left to right, Tyler Swanson, Beth Frey.
Jessica ARhouse, and Todd Huber.
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Brunswick. 3. Francis Scott Key,
3. Walkersville, and S. Linganore.
The top scoring individuals
receiving gold medals were 1. Jan
na Stup, Frederick; 2. Sarah Vog
el, Frederick; and 3. Heather Clay,
Frederick.
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717-264-3533