Six Manor FFA members earn Keystone Degrees

    Six Penn Manor High School students recently received their FFA Keystone Degrees during a ceremony at the Pennsylvania Farm Show.

Of nearly 7,000 Pennsylvania FFA members, only 3 to 4 percent each year qualify for a Keystone Degree. The honor is offered to high school seniors or graduates who have demonstrated leadership abilities and worked at least 300 hours in a supervised agricultural experience program and/or earned or productively invested at least $1,000.

The six Penn Manor students all are members of Manor FFA. They are:

  • Kate Campion, daughter of Anne and Mike Campion of Lancaster.
  • Stephanie Dengler, daughter of Jodie Dengler of Willow Street.
  • Logan Pickle, son of Jeff and Mary Pickle of Conestoga.
  • Cody Martin, son of Kevin and Chris Martin of Lancaster.
  • Wayne Rineer, son of Barry and Carol Rineer of Holtwood.
  • Shyanne Murray, daughter of Jane Way of Lancaster.

Congratulations, students, on earning this distinguished honor.

From left, Left to right--Steph Dengler, Logan Pickle, Katelyn Campion, Wayne Rineer, Shyanne Murray, and Cody Martin.
Manor FFA members who recently earned Keystone Degrees are, from left, Steph Dengler, Logan Pickle, Katelyn Campion, Wayne Rineer, Shyanne Murray, and Cody Martin.