816-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, September 6, 2003
4-H Achievement Days
(Continued from page B 15)
First place Senior Hippology team at the 4-H
Achievement Days was from Indiana Co. From
left, Katie Lampert, Sarah Miller, Briana Taylor,
and Coach Julienne Derringer. Unavailable for
photo: Janelle Hegland.
First place Junior Horse Judging team at the
4-H Achievement Days was from Cambria Co.
From left, Jennifer Bogus, Beth Hartzog, Heath*
er Heck, and Coach Nile Hartzog.
First place team in Junior Meat Grading at
the 4-H Achievement Days was from York Co.
From left, Eric Banker!, Zachery Schell, and
Luke Warner.
High scoring indi
vidual in Junior Horse
Judging at the 4-H
Achievement Days:
Jamie Lau, left, York
Co., and her coach,
Gwen Spencer.
First place Textile Sclent team at the 4-H
Achievement Days was from Lehigh Co. From
left, Jessica Mangold, Rachel Rennie, and
Renee Ruhe.
High scoring indi
vidual in Public Speak
ing at the 4-H
Achievement Days:
Brittany Ceasing,
Cambria Co.
High scoring indi- High scoring indi
vidual in Senior Horse vidual in the Livestock
Judging: Nicole Pal- Judging Competition:
umbo, left, Clearfield Donald Sunday, York
Co., and her coach, Co.
Billie Palumbo.
The winning team in the Horse Bowl at the
4-H Achievement Days was from Indiana Co.
From left, Hannah Caldwell, Erin McKinney, Joe
Risinger, and Josh Risinger.
First place Senior Livestock Judging team at
the 4-H Achievement Days was from York co.
From left, Kelly Jo Bankert, Travis Flory, Her
man Hake, and Donald Sunday.
The winning team in the Canine Super Bowl
at the 4-H Achievement Days was from Susque
hanna Co. From left, Heather Clarke, Hilary
Clarke, Monica Turner, Jennifer Young, and
Coach Joe Fuller.
High scoring indi
vidual in the Food and
Nutrition competition:
Renee Norman from
Tioga Co.
High scoring indi
vidual in the Senior
Hippology competi
tion: Hayley Glass,
left, from York Co.,
and her coach, Deb
Jeffrey.
High scoring indi
vidual in the Textile
Science competition:
Erin Sensing, Lancas
ter Co.
High scoring indi
vidual in the Senior
Meat Judging compe
tition: Kim Angstadt,
Berks Co.
The first place High scoring indi-
Rabbit/Cavy team was vidual in the Canine
from Washington Co. Super Bowl competi-
From left, Sabrino Ba- tion: Kate Cobbs, left,
varo, Alia Pajak, and Montgomery Co., and
Julie Pajak. her coach, Lisa Guer-
High scoring indi- High scoring indi
vidual in the Rabbit/ vidual in the Junior
Cavy competition: Sa- Meat Judging compe
brina Bavaro from tition: Zachary Schell,
Washington Co. York Co.
The winning team in the Avian Bowl at the
4-H Achievement Days was from Montgomery
Co. From left, Kiamesha Kulp, Andrew Pullen,
Kyle Rank, and coach LuAnn Pullen.
The first place Food and Nutrition team at
the 4-H Achievement Days was from Westmore
land Co. From left, Gwen Falbo, Jesse Milo
wicki, Sara Steele, Heidi Torock, and Coach
Oori Donough.
Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences
awarded seven youths with the 4-H Member
Recognition Award for their excellence in lead
ership, communication and community service
July 29 during 4-H Achievement Days. Pictured
are, from left, Daney Jackson, associate direc
tor of cooperative education; Jessica Landis,
Somerset Co.; Jennifer Pavlik, Beaver Co.; Emi
lio Miller, Berks co.; Brandy Bankart, York Co.;
and Christy Bartley, state 4-H program leader.
Award winners not pictured are Jennifer Ad
amitis, Wayne Co.; Ryan Ayers, McKean co.;
and Dustin Forte, Erie Co.
riero.