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210 FFA Keystone Recipients Help Build The Future
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Lisa Zack
Lisa Marie Zack,
17, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Zack
of Blairsville, is
secretary the
United FFA Chap
ter, and has served
as chairman and co
chairman the E
chapter’s Banquet,
Demonstration and mHBNHHMI
Food Committees. Her projects include
swine production, swine finishing, and
vegetable and flower production. She won
awards for creed speaking, and earned her
Greenband and Chapter degrees. She said
she plans to pursue at least a couple of edu
cational degrees, starting with one in gov
ernment and public service, followed up
by one in business law. She said she also
intends to study languages, such as
Spanish.
Billie Jo Zciglcr
Billie Jo Zeiglcr,
17, daughter of
Steve and Jackie
Zcigler of Carlisle,
has served as vice
president and sen-
tin e 1
of the Cumberland *
Valley FFA Chap- I
ter. Her committee i
participations have ak
been in the chap-
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mittees. Her projects include sheep breed
ing, sheep finishing, and goat finishing.
She has won a Star Grecnhand award as
well as a gold medal from state competi
tion in record keeping. She has earned her
Greenband, Chapter and Area degrees. She
is to attend Juniata College entered in pre
veterinary studies.
Harold Zcisct Jr.
Harold Zcisct Jr.,
18, son of Harold
and Iris Zcisct of
East Earl, has served
as chapter vice pres
ident of community
development for two
years, and has been
involved in the
chapter’s Recreation
and Community De
velopment committees. His project
include raising pheasants and quail in a
partnership, as well as doing habitat
improvements. He won a Star Gteenhand
award, and three gold state and county
awards for record book keeping, a second
place in the county in aquatics contest,
fourth in region, second at states; and sixth
in states for wildlife knowledge. With
Greenhand, Chapter, and Red Rose
degrees, he said he plans to work for his
father after being graduated from high
school. Someday, he said, he would like to
own a hunting preserve.
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Luke Zi
Luke Zeifoy, 18, '
son of Nevin and
Isabel Zcrby, of
Beavcrtown, is pres
ident of tbe West
Snyder FFA Chap
ter, and president
of the SUN Area
FFA. He has also
served as his chap
ter’s vice president
of community development. He has been
involved in the Food For America, Citrus,
and Chicken Barbecue committees. His
projects include breeding and finishing of
sheep and beef, raising grain com and
alfalfa. He won a Star Greenhand award,
and a state proficiency award in diversified
livestock. He was also the recipient of the
SUN Area and Northoentral Regional Star
Farmer awards, and won state gold awards
for record keeping, chapter procedure,
livestock judging and extemporaneous
speaking. He said he intends to study daily
and animal science at Penn State
University.
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Eric Zimmerman
Eric Zimmerman,
18, son of Hany and
Elizabeth Zimmer
man of East Earl,
has served on the
Recreation,
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management, and he won awards for
record book keeping and was fourth in the
state in a wildlife contest With Green
hand, Chapter and Red Rose degrees, he
said he has his sights on becoming a state
Game Commission wildlife conservation
officer.
Joanne Zimmerman
Joanne Zimmer BUMHIHj
man, 18, daughter
of David and Joyce
of
Reinholds, is pres
ident of the Cloister
FFA Chapter, having
served as its secte- m.
tary, reporter and
secretary. She has
been involved in the IHRMt * I
chapter Recreation and Game committees.
Her projects include raising capons, doing
farm work, research, raising veal calves,
and home improvement. She has won a
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