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258 Keystone
FFA’s 72nd Year
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Rachel E. Day
Rachel Day, 17-
year-old daughter of
Cliff and Anna Day,
New Holland, enjoys
the leadership activities
and conferences where
she can develop her
leadership skills.
The contests the
members attend and
the field trips taken
allow her to “get to know the other mem
bers in my chapter. I have learned many
lifelong skills in FFA and will carry them
with me throughout my life.”
Rachel plans to attend college and
major in elementary education. She has
served as chapter second reporter, histo
rian, and is recording secretary. Addition
ally, she has served on several commit
tees, including earnings, savings, and
investments: as recruitment chair, as chair
of the leadership cooperation; and chair of
the human resources committee.
She has completed market lamb pro
jects and off-farm work at Yoder’s Coun
try Market and CVS Pharmacy.
Charlene Deeter
Four-year Albion FFA member Char
lene Deeter enjoyed attending Farm Show
because it “was a fun experience.” She has
completed projects in small animal care,
including cat, turtle, hamster, mice, and
dog.
Charlene. 18, is the daughter of Maijor
ie Fleeter, Albion. She plans to be a horse
breeder and boarder, received a small ani
mal care honor, and the Greenhand and
chapter degrees.
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“I really enjoy the
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wrote four-year Kutz
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ber Emily Dietrich.
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Kempton. Emily plans to work in the fam
ily business. Dietrich’s Meats/Family
Farms. She noted her FFA experience
allowed her to become more self
confident.
Emily has served as chapter reporter,
secretary, treasurer, and is president She
has been involved in various committees,
including citrus sale, pumpkin judging,
FFA Week, and fair display. She com
pleted poultry production projects and
received the Allentown Fair scholarship
and agribusiness honors. She received a
Star Chapter Farmer honor and her Green
hand and chapter degrees.
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Kelly Dietrich
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Kelly Dietrich noted
the most “enjoyable
part about FFA is
having the opportunity
to meet new people.
At every contest or
trip, I have at least
met one new and in-
and accept them for who they are, and not
who they appear to be."
Kelly, 17, is the daughter of Donna and
Jim Dietrich, Hamburg. She plans to
attend Penn State for an associate’s degree
in ag business management
Kelly has served as chapter sentinel and
is president She also sered on the com
munity service and conduct of meeting
committees.
Kelly has received a first place lives
tock judging award during the 1999 FFA
Week. She received the Star Greenland
and Star Chapter Fanner honors.
Kevin Dreibelbis
Linda Dreibelbis,
Lawrenceville. He plans to become a farm
operator.
Kevin is chapter student adviser. Addi
tionally, he has completed several farm
projects, including sheep, swine, and on
farm work experience. He received the
Star Agribusiness Award and the Green
hand, chapter, and county degrees.
David Dressier
Four-year Greenwood FFA member
David Dressier enjoys the “friends and
activities” that comprise FFA.
David, 18. is the son of Roger and Reni-
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ta Dressier, Millerstown. David plans to
attend college to major in forestry
conservation.
David has served on the fruit sale com
mittee. In addition, he completed various
projects, including supervised agricultural
experience, and others. David received the
Greenhand, chapter, and area degrees.
Erin Dymond
Erin Dymond
wrote: “I enjoy all of
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friendships that are
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lot about myself and
mTT others in the past four
years.” she noted. The
experience is “sure to
aid me in my future
plans.”
Erin, 17, is the daughter of Raymond
and Maryann Dymond, Elverson. The
four-year Twin Valley FFA membr plans
to attend college to become an elementary
teacher.
Erin has served on various committees
and participated in a range of activities,
including citrus sale. Food for America,
pet therapy, Ag Day breakfast, calendar
sale, bulb sale, and others. She received a
fust place in senior prepared public speak
ing in 1999, a first in several fair mini
exhibits, and placed high in the interview
contest.
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