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FFA’s 72nd Year
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Melinda Erin Martin
Melinda Erin
I Martin, Conooocheague
member, enjoys
meeting “all of the
new people that I see
from across the state
and country,” she
noted
Melinda, 17, daugh
ter of Marcus
Loretta Martin, Mer
cersburg, plans to
attend college aand major in, she noted,
“something related to agriculture.”
Melinda has served as chapter chaplain,
student adviser, secretary, and county FFA
president. She is vice president
Melinda has served on the community
service and leadership committees. She
completed dairy herd projects and received
several awards, including the national ag
sales team, national dairy judging team,
and a gold medal in public speaking. She
received the Grecnhand, chapter, and
county degrees.
Adam McAnlis
Four-year Mohawk FFA member Adam
McAnlis enjoys the various FFA activities,
"especially the contests," he wrote,
"because you get to complete* with and
meet new people."
Adam, 17, son of Dale and Faith McAn
lis, plans to attend the Pennsylvania Col
lege of Technology or work as a carpenter.
Adam has served as chapter chaplain
and is vice president He has served on the
program of activities committee.
In addition, Adam has completed sever
al projects, including market steer and on
farm work experience. He received an
award in the state ag mechanics contest
and in the Big E ag mechanics contest. He
also received his Greenband and chapter
degrees.
Joshua P. McCleester
FFA is attractive to members such as
Joshua P. McCleester because “I can be
involved in competitions in subjects that
interest me,” he wrote.
Joshua, 17, is the son of Barbara and
Glenn McCleester, Port Matilda. The Tyr
one Area FFA member plans to attend col
lege for forestry.
Joshua has served as chapter secretary.
He has also served on the community ser
vice, SAE, and leadership committees. He
completed projects in poultry, woodwork
ing, gardening, lawn mowing, and wildlife
conservation.
In addition, he received several awards,
including the South Central Star in special
ized agriculture and the second place state
forestry team. He also received his Green
hand and chapter degrees.
Mike McClellan
FFA teaches you “how to cooperate
with others,” noted four-year Bcllwood
Antis FFA member Mike McClellan.
Mike, 17, son of Mike and Debbie
McClellan, plans to "possibly go to techni
cal school.”
Mike has served on several committees,
including leadership, recreation, commun
ity service, earnings and savings, scholar
ship, and public relations. In addition, he
has completed home garden and work
experience projects.
Mike received a gold and two silver fa*
project books and a scholarship award in
addition to his Gteenhand and chapter
degrees.
Daniel McMichael
FFA membership
meant a lot to
•ur-year Manor FFA
'mber Daniel
Michael.
I enjoy all the
/portunities that
come along,** Daniel
wrote. “For example,
idetship in the FFA
you get the chance
to take control and
become someone that peple will look up
to, believe in, and respect As well as lead
ership, responsibility is another opportuni
ty that comes along. Without both, you
can’t get far. But in the FFA, you get them
and they can take you places.”
Daniel, 17, is the son of Steve and Julie
McMichacl, Pequea. Daniel plans to attend
either Bradley Academy for the Visual
Arts or Steven's Trade, as well as starting
up a breeding operation on the home farm.
Daniel has served as chapter chaplain
and is Lancaster County sentinel. In addi
tion, he has served on various committees.
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Daniel has completed a three-year
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several awards, including specially animal
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chain lamb, showmanship, and champion
rabbit
Daniel received his Greenland, chapter,
and Red Rose degrees.
Andrew McMullen
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Andrew completed wildife conserva
tion projects. In addition, he served on the
following committees: third grade tour.
Food For America, homecoming float,
swim party, bulb sale, citrus sale, Ag Day
Breakfast, FFA Week Cookout, Christmas
tree recycling, and others. He competed in
forestry contests, winning several first
place awards.
Jennifer McWilliams
FFA is enjoyable
for the many ways to
" mcet “new people,
because it creates a
A „”, ot of new fiiendships
and lets me learn
mote about the life
styles of other FFA
“embers,” wrote four-
Iflft 'jLjga year West Snyder
FFA member Jennifer
McWilliams.
Jennifer, 17, is the daughter of Lester
and Barb McWilliams, Beavertown. Jen
nifer plasn to become a dairy farmer.
Jennifer has served as chapter secretary,
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