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degree.
Steve, 18, son of Steve and Deb Appel,
Conestoga, has served on several commit
tees, including tractor safety, fruit sale,
petting zoo, and senior national trip. He
has completed dairy management, pump
kins, masonry, Christmas trees, and hog
projects. Steve, who believes FFA teaches
leadership and responsibility, “also teach
es you to deal with life on life’s terms,” he
wrote.
Steve has received several awards,
including Outstanding Young Mechanic,
public speaking, and leadership. He
received his Greenland, chapter, and Red
Rose degrees.
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Amos, 17, is the son of Hairy and
Loretta Aurand Jr.. Middlcburg. Amos,
North Central FFA member, has served as
chapter president, chapter vice president,
and SUN Area vice president
Amos has saved on various commit
tees, including executive and leadership.
He has received several awards, including
the Snyder County Star Area Degree,
1998 state record book contest bronze,
Greenhand, 1998 highest citrus salesman
award, 1998 Chapter Com Club Award,
and ocher honors. He received the Green-
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As for what Amos R.
enjoys
most about FFA, he
wrote: “I enjoy going
on trips with the FFA
and meeting new
people. I enjoy this
because most of the
time the trips do not
cost much and I can
9H meet people from all
over the country.”
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hand, chapter FFA, and SUN Area
degrees.
He plans to attend college and become a
mechanic.
Lee Bailey
Central Cove FFA
member Lee Bailey
plans to continue his
education at trade
school. He enjoys the
recreational and
community service
activities that FFA
offers.
Lee, the son of
Bernard and Janet
Bailey, has completed various projects,
including on-farm work experience and
dairy and swine production. He has served
on various committees and offices,
including the executive, fruit, coopera
tion, and leadership committees. He has
served as assistant officer and is vice
president
Other activities Bailey has participated
in include Food for America, State FFA
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Activities Week, Slate Legislative Lead
ership Conference, a first place in land
judging, various project book awards.
Farm Safety Day, and others. He received
the Willey-McClain Swine Award, the
Star Green hand, and high citrus sales.
Renee Baker
Renee Baker, 17,
daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Baker,
New Alexandria, en
joys the leadership
conferences and fairs.
“I love meeting new
people and the learning
experience,” she wrote.
“I also realy enjoy
working with my
animals.”
Renee, four-year Derry FFA member,
has served as chapter president and is
chapter reporter. She served as nominat
ing committee chairman at the state con
vention, on the cooperative project, and
on the recreation committee. She com
pletd various projects, including lamb,
hog, goat, and steer finishing.
Renee won several awards, including a
gold in the state record book contest She
received the Greenhand and chapter
degrees. Renee plans to attend a four-year
college and major in an “ag-related Geld,”
she indicated.
Heather M. Banker!
In FFA, Heather M.
Bankert noted she
enjoys "meeting people
and making new
friends who have an
interest in agriculture
and love it the way
I do.”
Heather, four-year
Red Lion FFA mem-
ber, IS, is the daught
er of Wayne and Sue Bankeit, Red Lion.
Heather has served as chapter treasurer,
vice piesdient and as county secretary
and president She also served on various
committees, including banquet Hallo
ween Float slide show, and off-farm work
experience. She has worked for Hopewell
Veterinary Service,
Heather has received the Star Green
hand, Michael Spangler Memorial, Star
White Rose, scholarship, chapter out
standing member, county outstanding
member, and York Fair awards. Heather
has received the Greenhand, chapter, and
White Rose degrees. She plans to attend
Millersville University to major in special
education.
Susan Barron
Four-year Somerset FFA member
Susan Barron plans a career in horses.
Susan, 17, the daughter of Kevin and
Melissa Barron, Somerset, enjoys being
involved with people “and the wide varie
ty of activities FFA has to offer.”
Susan, county vice president and chap
ter president, has served as chapter vice
president and treasurer. She has also
served on the banquet, recreation. Build
ing Our American Communities (BOAC),
and program of work committees.
Susan has received the Star Greenhand,
Star Chapter, and leadership honors, and
the Greenhand, Star Chapter, and leader
ship degrees.
Erin Baumgardner
, Four-year Dover
’FA member Erin
mmgardner plans to
itend Thompson
usiness Institute to
'.come a medical
xretary. She wrote
lat she enjoys FFA
‘because we work as
team,” Erin noted.
I enjoy the FFA
activities, meeting other FFA members,
and knowing as soon as you see another
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