Front row, from left: Pamela Stevens, Perry; Ashley Carper, Huntingdon;
Beth Seifert, Somerset; Alicia Dengler, Crawford; Katie Hess, Lancaster;
Mary Ann Cline, Incoming; Kim Davis, Bradford; Kathy LaVan, Indiana; Holly
Jo Mattocks, Bradford; Bethany Wlngert, Mifflin; Kimberly Voorhles, Mercer;
Heather Brubaker, Lancaster; Tammy Menke, Mercer; Jill Fox, Somerset; and
Amanda Stephens, Perry. Second row: Jessica Haag, Berks; Stephanie
Rankin, Mifflin; Lori Harman, Beaver-Lawrence; Heather Bauder, Beaver-
Lawrence; Amanda Anderson, Wyomlng-Lackawanna; Dawn Jones, Hun
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Mowrer, Huntingdon; Krlssy Baker, Tioga; Crystal Bozllnskl, Beaver-
Lawrence; Rachel Kenny, Beaver-Lawrence; Melissa Werley, Berks; Lynette
Heffner, Berks; and Sarah Vander-Volgen, Erie. Third row: Emily Ostrom, Tio
ga; Melissa Daly, Lycoming; Tara Gray, Bradford; Amanda Martin, Lebanon;
Valerie Bomgardner, Lebanon; Amanda Sollenberger, Blair; Trisha Mcllwain,
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on the “how to’s” of promoting
the dairy industry and its products.
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and 26 adults from 23 Pennsylva
nia counties spent the day attend
ing workshops and lectures
designed to train the participants
for their job as promoters. Work
shops were held on “The Basics
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Mini-Seminar
and Nutrition;” “Speaking and
Interviews;” and "My Image
What to Wear, What to Do, and
How to Do It.” New this year was
a workshop on the preparation of
dairy skits and speeches for all
those who had previously attended
a Mini Seminar.
“Teachers” for the workshop
were present and past State Dairy
Royalty young women who
have done it themselves. Included
were reigning Pennsylvania Dairy
Princess, Rhonda Kieklak and her
alternates, Heather Oberholtzer
ACHiNERY
and Yvonne Peterman, as well as
1994-95 Pa. Princess, Natalie
Welch and Alternate Melissa
Bicksler and 1993-94 Pa. Alter
nate Amy Mearkle.
Also conduction a session on
Animal Welfare and Public Con
cerns was Dr. Lowell Wilson from
Penn State’s department of animal
and dairy science. For the adults, a
special session was held by Arlene
Wilbur, assistant program direc
tor, on county dairy promotions
and the role of dairy princesses
and their associates.
Tioga; Janeen Young, Bradford; Emily Norman, Tioga; Teresa Suba, Hunting
don; Erin Shaw, Blair; Natalie Byler, Mifflin; Stacey Dietrich, Northampton-
Lehigh; Lisa Helmback, SUN; Rachel Rlsser, SUNS; and Elisa Ranck, Lancas
ter. Fourth row: Lee Bailey, Blair; Carrie Dunn, Sullivan; Barbara White, India
na; Ellen Norman, Tioga; Shelly Windle, Chester; Krista Braymer, Crawford;
Kristi Michael, Somerset; Julie Fulton, Cumberland; Ashley Ranck, Mifflin;
Heather Brown, Cumberland; Becky Cornman, Cumberland; Melissa Powell,
Somerset; Katie Harwlck, Northampton-Lehigh; Amy Kullck, Cumberland;
Roberta Baker, Tioga; Melissa Dunn, Sullivan; and Christina Saxton, Brad
ford. Back row: Jason Bechtel, Blair; Laura Dougherty, Erie; Amber Zimmer
man, Franklin; Heather Riley, Crawford; Kathryn Hanna, Mercer; Jennifer
Cooper, Beaver-Lawrence; Holly Manross, Crawford; Mary Varner, Franklin;
Gina Groover, Tioga; Erica Davis, Berks; Lara Welk, Lancaster; Jen Neiman,
Berks; Jennl Campbell, Crawford; Susan Hurd, Beaver-Lawrence; Megan
Goss, Mifflin; Emme Mellott, Franklin; and Autumn Zimmerman, Franklin.
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An entertaining skit on “How
NOT To Promote” concluded the
day’s program.
A sandwich luncheon was
served including milk and ice
cream and all participants
received packets of information
and a “Got Milk?” T-shirt. Fol
lowing the day’s activities, an
optional tour of Penn State’s new
Bryce Jordan Center was offered
for all those interested in visiting
the facility.
The Mini-Training Seminar is
conducted annually by Pennsylva
nia Dairy Princess and Promotion
Services as part of its effort to
train interested young people in
the art of promotion. All those
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