White County 4-H News

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1 White County 4-H News S P E C I A L P O I N T S O F I N T E R E S T : Shooting club sign up by August 20. Hunter Safety sign up by August 6! Dunking stand sign up by club ASAP! Area parades sign up ASAP CALL for all program sign ups! I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Hunter 2 Safety State Fair 3 Fall Parades 10 August 2010 What an awesome 4-H show week! Thank you for all the help and support that you lent for me and all the other 4- H volunteers during the 4-H fair week. EVERY- ONE was greatly appreciated! Just because the 4-H show week has ended, it doesn t mean 4-H does! Get ready for award season. Award packets are due to the office by AUGUST 23! These forms MUST be turned in by leaders of your club. If you have questions about records/awards, there is lots of information included in this newsletter! Also, the Kids Helping Kids CLOTHING DRIVE is coming up VERY soon. Read more about this event below. Finally, don t forget the White County fair and your club s opportunity to work the dunking stand (info. featured in A U G U S T this newsletter). If there are any additional comments/ suggestions to make next year s 4-H shows better, please contact me at or jsouth1@illinois.edu. Congratulations to all 4- H members on the 2010 show. Best of luck to everyone at state fair! Be sure to enjoy your last few weeks of summer!!!! -Jessica White 10 County Fair Thank you 11 Notes Records 11 Discover 12 Chicago Kids Helping Kids Clothing Drive! Cleaning out closets!? Yard Sale? Kids Helping Kids needs your good used clothes! This is a great volunteer opportunity! Contact the office to help out! Save these dates for KHK Clothing Drive: August 2, 3 & 4 Drop off of clothing at WHITE COUNTY EXTENSION OFFICE. A u g u s t 5 CLOTHING SORT ALL DAY August 6 8AM-2PM Clothing Give -away BY INVITATION O N L Y 3-5 P M C L O T H I N G SALE all items $0.25 Thank you in advance for all your hard work and donations:)! University of Illinois Extension U.S.Dept. of Agriculture Local Extension Council Cooperating University of Illinois provides equal opportunities in programs and employment.

2 P A G E 2 Over 750 youth have joined Illinois shooting sports in 2010! You must receive your hunter certification card... before you can buy a hunting license. 4-H Shooting Club SIGN UP! The U of I Extension 4- H Shooting Sports Program provides instruction in the safe handling of firearms and archery equipment. The program teaches selfresponsibility, decision-making, selfdiscipline, goal setting, teamwork and safety. The Shooting Sports Program is being taught as a group project. Trained certified instructors are present when any planned 4-H Shooting Sport activity is conducted. The disciplines of archery, air and.22 caliber rifle, and shotgun are included. Hunter Safety Course The University of Illinois Extension Agriculture Program and the White County Gun Club will be offering Hunter Education classes in August. The classes will be: Tuesday, Aug PM Thursday, Aug. 12, 6-8 PM Saturday, Aug. 14, 9 AM 3 PM. Participants must attend all 10 hours of instruction and pass a test to receive their Hunter Certification Card. You must have this card before you can buy a hunting license. You must be at least 9 years of age to attend. Adults are also welcome to take the White County is trying to begin a shooting club! If you are interested in becoming a member of the shooting club in White County, please call the extension office at We need to know who is interested ASAP! Please call the office by August 20! class. Adults must also take all 10 hours of instruction to receive their certification. Classes will be held at the White County Extension Office in Carmi. Please call to register!!!!!! 4-H Fair Poster Winners. the 2010 poster contest at this year s White County 4-H fair! Members of each club claimed prizes for their win, sponsored by Carmi McDonalds Congratulations to the Centerville Ripsnorters, the Crossville Prizewinners, and the Enfield Blue Ribbon 4- H clubs for winning W H I T E C O U N T Y 4 - H N E W S and Carmi Dairy Queen. Congratulations to everyone. Thank you for participating! Fantastic job!

3 Illinois State Fair The following 20 White County 4-H members will exhibit projects on Aug. 13. Good luck! Tristan Childers Geology I Brooke Crawford Financial Champions I Ashley Ellison Interior Design I Melanie Ellison Cooking 301 (cake) Mallory Hammell Vet Science III Shelby Hammell Visual Arts (chalk-carbon-pigment) Aaron Harrington Heritage Arts Griffin Hart Tractor A Jonathon Heern Visual Arts (woodworking) Josephine Hubele Visual Arts (fiber) Andrew McKinney Horticulture (clover challenge) Molly Musgraves Interior Design III Eva Nelson-Ochs Forestry I Dylan Price Citizenship III Riley Price Health (first aid) Madison Roberson Sewing II (garment) Haley Roedder Health (first P A G E 3 aid) Christine South Visual Arts (chalk-carbon-pigment) ***Please note these were the planned exhibitors as of press time (July 22, AM)! THANK YOU!!!*** Virtual Fair Launches Aug. 1 Join us for this exciting event and post your exhibit online anytime between August 1-14 th. You will receive feedback from an expert judge and have the chance to comment on exhibits posted by others.. $100 4-H Scholarships will be awarded to the qualifying winners. Nominees will be announced August 18 th. For more information on the exhibit requirements see virtualfair.4 - h.illinois.edu This is the first virtual fair in the state of ILLINOIS! Southern Illinois Leadership Conference Great news! Exciting plans are shaping up for the fourth annual Southern Illinois Leadership Convention. The special leadership development event for all Illinois high school students or teens not yet 19 years of age by September 1, 2010, is set for Saturday, October 9, through Monday, October 11, 2010, at Touch of Nature Environmental Center in beautiful Southern Illinois. This year s theme is MISSION POSSIBLE: Your Mission Is Leadership! Please note the early bird registration fee is $150 this year. That deadline is September 3, and the regular fee of $175 is due September 10. Two special NEW features of the 2010 convention are: 1) ½ fee scholarships are available for teams of 2-3 teens from local school clubs 2) Eight of the ten workshops offered this year are being developed and are to be taught by teens from the 2010 planning committee Call the office if you are interested in this upcoming conference!

4 P A G E 1 0 Non-Discrimination Statement The commitment of the University of Illinois to the most fundamental principles of academic freedom, equality of opportunity, and human dignity requires that decisions involving students and employees be based on merit and be free from invidious discrimination in all its forms. The University of Illinois will not engage in discrimination or harassment against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, ancestry, age, marital status, disability, sexual orientation including gender identity, unfavorable discharge from the military or status as a protected veteran and will comply with all federal and state nondiscrimination, equal opportunity and affirmative action laws, orders and regulations. This nondiscrimination policy applies to admissions, employment, access to and treatment in the University programs and activities. University complaint and grievance procedures provide employees and students with the means for the resolution of complaints that allege a violation of this Statement. Members of the public should direct their inquiries or complaints to the appropriate equal opportunity office. For additional information or assistance on the equal opportunity, affirmative action and harassment policies of the University, please contact: For the University Administration, Sharon Reynolds, Interim Director of Human Relations and University Equal Opportunity (Title IX, ADA and 504 Coordinator), 807 South Wright Street, Suite 440, MC-312, Champaign, Illinois , (217) , sreynlds@uillinois.edu. Grayville, Crossville, Norris City, Enfield, and Carmi will all be hosting parades this fall! This year the White County Fair is August 1-7, 2010 White County Fall Parades If your club is interested in walking/ participating in one of this fall s local festivals, please contact the office. We would like White County 4-H to be represented at all the fall festivals White County Fair Dunking Stand This year as in the past the Carmi Lions will be donating their dunking stand at the White County fairgrounds for this year in one manner of another. Many clubs walk through the parades hosted by each community to gain awareness for White County 4-H. Please let the office know about your our county 4-H clubs to operate and make some money!!! If your club is interested, please contact the office for an available day (August 2-7) or club s interest in these events so that we do not over-book one parade over another. Grayville, Crossville, Norris City, Enfield, and Carmi will all be hosting parades this fall! Ron Please take advantage of this opportunity and be sure to enjoy the White County Fair! W H I T E C O U N T Y 4 - H N E W S

5 P A G E 1 1 Submit Records for Awards! Awards season is coming up! Award descriptions (competitive) are enclosed in this newsletter (see insert pages 7-8).Here are some important dates you need to know. August 4 State 4-H Club Award applications are due in County Office. August 16 4-H members should have their records to leaders. August 23 Leaders should turn in records at office. Members ARE NOT allowed to drop records off at county office. August 31 ALL LEADERS please be present for record grading at 5:30PM. September 7 Corn Day Candidate Interviews by Awards Committee. Best of luck! Send your Thank You Notes! Be sure to take time to send thank you notes to all the sponsors from the 4-H Show. It is important that White County 4-H sponsors realize how much we appreciate them. A special reminder to member that showed sheep wethers at this year s livestock show, Donnie Seitz and John Martin Williams sponsored special awards for you this year! Do not forget to appreciative. Also, livestock members, your pictures with auction sponsors should be in soon. You will be receiving instructions via snail mail about what to do with pick up and drop off of photos! Did You Know? Following are the businesses (individuals) that helped make some special things happen at the 2010 White County 4-H shows. -Jerry Sutton -Mike Eyman of THS Entertainment -Old National Bank and Debbie Eyman-Hoskins -McLean Implement -Carmi Country Club -Carmi Dairy Queen -Carmi McDonalds -Carmi ShowTime Cinemas -Little Giant -Casey s -Carmi Lion s Club >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>> >>>>>>>>>

6 University of Illinois Extension Hamilton-Wayne-White Unit White County Office 1715 College Ave. Carmi, Illinois Jessica South White County 4-H Robin Pyle Secretary Dennis Epplin Interim County Director Discover Chicago This year s Discover Chicago trip will be October 9-11, Those attending this year s trip will visit the Museum of Science and Industry, dine on a medieval feast at Medieval Times, visit the John Hancock Center, Field Museum, Rainforest Café, and Shedd Aquarium. All students who will be in fifth, sixth, or seventh grade will be eligible to for this trip. Youth do not need to be in 4-H in order to attend. Cost for the trip will be $299 which includes a mission to all attractions, lodging, bus transportation, meals and insur- ance. Registration deadline will be September 1, You can also access the trip w e b s i t e a t : h t t p : / / we b. e x t e n s i o n. u i u c. e d u / regions/chicago Use numbers 1-6 only to complete this Sudoku puzzle. Good luck!

7 2010 Trophy Winners: Grand Champion Steer Cole Fechtig Grand Champion Bucket Calf Riley Price Grand Champion Dairy Josephine Hubele Beef Herdsman Richie Brinkley Dairy Herdsman Josephine Hubele Grand Champion Gilt Riley Price Grand Champion Barrow Patrick McKenzie Swine Herdsman Shelby Hammell Grand Champion Ewe Taylor Colbert Grand Champion Sheep Wether Whitney McKenzie Sheep Herdsman McKenna Ledford Grand Champion Doe Dylan Price Grand Champion Goat Wether Riley Price Goat Herdsman Keaton Baldwin Horse Senior High Point Winner Bethany Harl Horse Junior High Point Winner Riley Price Horse Senior Fun Events Winner Bethany Harl Horse Junior Fun Events Winner Olivia Bohleber Beef Senior Showman Cole Fechtig Beef Junior Showman Riley Price Swine Senior Showman Patrick McKenzie Swine Junior Showman Madison Roberson Sheep Senior Showman Whitney McKenzie Sheep Junior Showman Taylor Colbert Goat Senior Showman Dylan Price Goat Junior Showman Riley Price Grand Champion Fryer Hannah Gowdy Reserve Grand Champion Fryer Samantha Gowdy Grand Champion Rabbit Eva Nelson-Ochs Reserve Grand Rabbit Eva Nelson-Ochs Tractor Driving Contest Cole Fechtig Scenes from the H Fair For more pictures join the facebook group: White County 4-H Fair 2010 For those of you who do not have a facebook account We are working on an album at the hww site. Look for updates in the September newsletter!

8 2010 WHITE COUNTY 4-H AWARDS By the Numbers Most of the award forms & instructions can be downloaded from the Extension Website at: See your club leader for more information! Project Medals 4-Hers may complete applications for PROJECT AWARD MEDALS in the following categories. There are no age requirements. 4-Hers must have taken the project THIS YEAR to qualify for the medal, but their work in all years will be taken into consideration when graded. Each medal can only be awarded once during the 4-Her s entire career. Achievement for Entire 4-H career all areas Agriculture includes project work in beef, cat, dairy, goats, horse & pony, poultry, rabbit, sheep, small pets, swine and vet science Community Involvement Global Awareness includes project work in citizenship, community service, intercultural Environment & Natural Resources includes project work in camping & outdoor living, conservation, entomology, forestry, geology, sports fishing, wildlife and natural resources Food Nutrition & Health includes project work in foods & nutrition & health Home and Family includes project work in child development, intergenerational, family relations, clothing, consumer education and interior design Engineering & Technology includes project work in aerospace, bicycles, computer, electricity, safety, GIS/GPS, small engines, tractor, welding and woodworking Personal Development includes project work in communication, photography, visual arts, leadership, recreation and theater arts Plants & Soils includes project work in crops, horticulture, and plant & soil science Project Blue Awards 4-Hers who have already won a medal in a certain project area, but still do good work in that area, may apply for a BLUE AWARD CERTIFICATE. You cannot apply for a blue award until you have already received the medal!!!! MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and a White County General Award Application (front only) for each blue award they are applying for. MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and a White County General Award Application (front & back sides) for each medal they are applying for. Check the past winners list to be certain they have not previously been awarded a medal. Special Electricity Award 4-Hers who complete the Electricity Project may wish to apply for this special state award. The ILLINOIS ELECTRIFICATION COUNCIL PLAQUE can only be won once in 4-H career MEMBER S APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and the White County General Award Application (front & back sides). Victory Awards Small gifts are awarded to the top 4-H applicant in each club in each of the following age divisions: (AGE 8 OR 9) (AGE 10 OR 11) (AGE 12) A county winner from each age is also selected. MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and the White County General Award Application (front only). Outstanding First Year Member Two camp scholarships (valued at $140) are awarded to the top two first year members in the county. MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and the White County General Award Application (front only). Health Award Cash prizes ($25, $15, $10) are awarded to the top applications in each division: (age 8-12) (age 13-18) MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and the White County Checklist of Health Activities form which includes a checklist and essay instructions.

9 Safety Award Cash prizes ($25, $15, $10) are awarded to the top applications in each division: (age 8-12) (age 13-18) MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and the White County Checklist of Safety Activities form which includes a checklist and essay instructions. White County HCE Home & Family Award A $50 Cash bond is awarded to the top essay in both categories: (age 8-12) Members may only win once in each age category during their 4-H career. (age 13-18). Members may only win once in each age category during their 4-H career. MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and the White County HCE Home & Family Award Application which includes your essay question. Encouragement Award The ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD is intended to encourage children to keep trying their best. Nominees should have completed the 6 th, 7 th, or 8 th grade. Four youth are selected annually, and the award can only be won once in the 4-Her s career. MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: None. LEADER RESPONSIBILITY: Prepare the Encouragement Award Application. Community Involvement Award Cash prizes ($25, $15, $10) are awarded to the top three essays in both age categories: (age 8-12) (age 13-18) MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form and the White County Community Involvement Award Application form which includes your essay question. Corn King & Corn Queen The Carmi Kiwanis joins 4-H in honoring the top boy & top girl 4-Her each year. The Corn King & Corn Queen are joined by four male and four female attendants and reign over the annual Corn Day activities. They also receive cash bonds & prizes from the Kiwanis Club. Candidates must be at least 14 years old. MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Complete the 4-H Highlights form, sign the Corn Day Royalty Intent to Participate form and participate in an interview with the 4-H Leadership Committee. I Dare You Award The I DARE YOU AWARD is intended to reward high school 4-Hers who demonstrate outstanding leadership, compassion and character. Nominees should have completed the 9 th grade. Four youth are selected annually, and the award can only be won once in the 4-Her s career. MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: None. LEADER RESPONSIBILITY: Prepare the I Dare You Award Application. Officer Awards Special prizes are given to the following top club officers: President MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Write an essay about your leadership as the club s president. Include your involvement in preparing the club agenda, planning programs, assisting members, holding officer meetings, etc. which might give a clue into how you personally led your 4-H club. Secretary MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Submit secretary book and all supplemental material. The secretary s book may be typed instead of handwritten, but all additional sections of the secretary s book must be completed. Treasurer MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Submit treasurer book, bank statements and all supplemental material. THE AUDIT MUST BE COMPLETED AND SIGNED. Office Reporter MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: None. Forms have been collected at the county office each month. Newspaper Reporter MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Submit all club reports. You must submit actual copies which appeared in the newspaper or photocopies of the actual stories. Scrapbook MEMBER S APPLICATION PROCESS: Submit club scrapbook. LEADER RESPONSIBILITY: Complete the Club Officer Transmittal Form.

10 4-H Show Wrap-Up! Horse Show The 4-H Horse show was held once again at the Dorothy and Jerry Sutton Farm near Norris City. Members competed for highpoint trophies in horsemanship and showmanship classes and also enjoyed several fun activities, such as the egg and spoon race, barrel races, pole races, and a catalog race. This year the senior horsemanship division winner was Bethany Harl and the junior horsemanship winner was Riley Price. Winners of the fun events (i.e. egg and spoon race, catalog race, pole bending, barrel and flag races) were Bethany Harl (senior division) and Olivia Bohleber (junior division). Altogether nine riders participated in this year s 4-H horse show contests. Dogs, Cats, and Small Pets Saturday afternoon, the smaller animal shows were held including dogs, cats, and other small pets. The judging for these shows began at 1:30 p.m. at the White County fairgrounds. The dog show concluded with the dog obedience contest. Sadie, owned by Claudia Whetstone of Carmi, was the overall winner of the dog obedience contest and the best of show winner in dog care at this year s show. Best of show recipient in cat care was Madison Childers. Food Show The 4-H food show was held on Monday, July 12. This year there are more than 100 individual exhibits ready for judging at the annual show. These projects ranged from the introductory cooking projects involving cookie and coffeecakes to the advanced projects including pastry shells, yeast bread rolls, and homemade candies. The table decorating contest was an exciting highlight of the food show. Members who registered for this project built a table setting and decoration around the theme. The overall winner of this year s table decorating contest was Mattie Colbert. Other participants included Olivia Bohleber, Madison Roberson, and Caitlin South. Clothing Show The clothing show was also held on Monday, July 12 at 12:30. Clothing exhibitors had the option of making or purchasing their garments. These members also modeled their garments at the fashion revue, during the 4-H awards program on Wednesday evening. Rabbits Eva Nelson-Ochs won best of show rabbit in this year s competition, along with several other blue ribbons and best awards. Congratulations to ALL participants. Sisters Hannah and Samantha Gowdy won Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion fryers at this year s 4-H rabbit show. National rabbit judge and breeder Billy Dodge judged the rabbit show on Monday afternoon in the rabbit barn at the fairgrounds. General Projects On Tuesday, July 13 members brought several general projects to the White County fairgrounds for conference-style judging. Members worked a full year on everything from visual arts projects to welding projects to electricity and journalism projects. 4-H Olympics The first annual 4-H Olympics were held during the general projects show. Several youth participated in the fun games to help pass time during general show judging. Participation prizes this year were donated by Carmi McDonalds and Carmi Dairy Queen. Carmi Showtime Cinemas also donated movie tickets for the 4-H Olympian, Olivia Bohleber. Tug-o-War, water gun style, was also held under the large shade trees behind the floral hall. Thank you to everyone who participated! Auction of Blue Ribbon Animals The Annual 4-H Auction of Blue Ribbon Animals was held at 8 p.m. Wednesday evening, July 14. This year, businesses and individuals did well in encouraging the 4-H program. $25, was raised at this year s blue ribbon auction, almost $10, more than in Returning as guest auctioneers in 2010 were Rick Davis and George Johnson, with Matt Madewell acting as ringman and Bryan Weaver serving as photographer. In addition to animals, plates of cookies and other baked goods were sold throughout the auction, so that buyers could support the 4-H program at all levels of donations. A special thanks to Nancy Colbert, Betty and Marcy Fechtig, and Carolyn Price for donating these sweet treats for the auction. Carcass Contest Seven White County 4-H members participated in the joint-carcass contest this year. The carcass contest, held on Friday, July 16, welcomed both White County 4-H members along with Wayne County 4-Hers for a combined carcass contest at 2 p.m. The carcasses were scored on ribeye/chop area, rate of gain, marbling and color. The overall winner from White County was Madison Roberson of Norris City with her swine entry. The 2010 contest was fully funded by Enfield Packing Plant.

11 Wil Bingman - Cooking 301 cake(s), Cooking 301 loaf (BS)(S), Photography clover challenge (BS)(S)(SF alternate), Cooking 301 tea ring(bs)(s)(sf); Crystal Blazier - Photo II #2(BS); Kailey Blazier - International Food(BS)(S) (SF), Visual Arts chalk, carbon, pigment(bs)(s)(sf); Olivia Bohleber -Cooking 201 loaf(bs), Public Speaking - Demonstration(BS), Entomology I(BS), Citizenship I(BS), Cooking 201-Scones(s), Microwave A(S), Cooking 201 muffins(s), Cat Care(S), Cooking 101 cookies(bs)(s), Public Speaking Formal(BS)(S), Small Pets Other(BS)(S), Geology I(BS)(S); Richie Brinkley - Small Engines Display(S)(SF Alternate), Horticulture Vegetable Plate(BS)(S)(SF); Elizabeth Bryant - Horticulture Vegetable Plate(S)(SF Alternate), Child Development III(BS)(S)(SF); Emily Carter - Walk in My Shoes(BS)(SF Alternate)Natural Resources III(BS)(SF) Jace Carter - Outdoor Adventures I(S)Cooking 101 cake(bs)(s); Madison Childers -Reading I(S)Cat Care(BS)(S); Tristan Childers - Geology I(SF Alternate); Mattie Colbert - Sewing I non-clothing(bs), Theater Arts I(BS), Tractor A(S), Sewing I garment(bs)(s); Taylor Colbert - Cooking 201 muffins(s), Electricity I(BS)(S)(SF); Brooke Crawford - Journalism 1 (SF), Consumer Savvy III(BS), Public Speaking Formal(S)(SF Alternate), Journalism I(BS)(SF), Financial Champions (BS)(S)(SF); Ashley Ellison - Interior Design I (BS)(S)(SF), Melanie Ellison -Cooking 301 cake(bs)(s)(sf), Sports Nutrition(BS)(S)(SF); Cole Fechtig - Cooking 301 sweet rolls(bs, )Cooking 301 rolls(bs)(sf Alternate), Welding(S)(SF Alternate), Tractor B(BS)(S)(SF Alternate); Danielle Garrison - Single Chicken(BS)(S); Samantha Gowdy - Microwave A(BS)(S)(SF); Hunter Green - Do Your Own Thing age 8-11(BS), Collections age 8-11(BS), Computer Generated Art(S, )Woodworking 1-2 yr(bs)(s), Visual Arts chalk, carbon, pigment(bs)(s); Mallory Hammell- Do Your Own Thing age 15-19(S), Entrepreneurship (BS)(SF), Vet Science III(BS)(S)(SF), Do Your Own Food Thing (BS)(S), Photo I #1(BS)(S)(SF); Shelby Hammell - Cake Decorating Advanced(BS)(S), Woodworking 1-2 yr(s)(sf), Visual Arts chalk, carbon, pigment(s)(sf); Timothy Hardy - Outdoor Adventures I(S)(SF Alternate); Aaron Harrington - Tropical Fish(S), Aerospace III Model Rocketry(S), Do Your Own Thing age 12-14(BS)(S), Collections age 12-14(BS)(S), Woodworking 1-2 yr(sf), Natural Resources I(BS)(SF), Small Engines Display(BS)(S)(SF), Bicycle II(BS)(S)(SF), Outdoor Adventures II(BS)(S)(SF), Heritage Arts(BS)(S)(SF); Elizabeth Harrington - Do Your Own Thing age 15-19(BS)(S); Josie Harrison - Dog Care(S), Geology I(S); Carlee Hart - Cooking 101 marshmallow treat(bs); Griffin Hart - Cooking 101 cake(s), Do Your Own Thing age 12-14(S), Tractor A(BS)(S)(SF); Jonathon Heern - Visual Arts wood(bs)(s)(sf), Jacob Hubele - Dog Obedience(S), Sewing II nonclothing(s)(sf Alternate), Heritage Arts(S)(SF Alternate), Cooking 201-Scones(BS)(S)(SF), Aerospace III Model Rocketry(BS)(S)(SF); Josephine Hubele - Cooking 201 muffins(s), Heritage Arts(S), Sewing II garment(s)(sf Alternate), Visual Art fiber(bs)(s)(sf); Sophie Jones - Woodworking 1-2 yr(s); Adrian Lamp -Health Staying Healthy(BS), Microwave A(S), Cake Decorating Intermediate(BS)(S), Interior Design I(S)(SF Alternate), Forestry II(BS)(S)(SF Alternate), Public Speaking Demonstration(SF), Communications II(BS)(SF), Leadership II(BS)(SF), Citizenship II(BS)(SF), Theater Arts II(BS)(S)(SF), Outdoor Adventures I(BS)(S)(SF), Child Development II(BS)(S)(SF); McKenna Ledford - Cooking 201 muffins(bs)(s)(sf), Food Preservation canning(bs)(s)(sf); Levi Marsh -Welding(BS)(S)(SF); Andrew McKinney - Egg Production(BS)(S), Horticulture Clover Challenge(BS)(S)(SF), Horticulture Vegetable Market Basket (BS)(S)(SF), Walk in My Shoes Clover Challenge(BS)(S)(SF); Tabitha Mick - Visual Arts glass/plastic(bs), Aerospace III Model Rocketry(S)(SF Alternate), Robotics I(BS)(S)(SF); Molly Musgraves - Collections age 15-19(BS), Scrapbooking age 15-19(S), Visual Arts chalk, carbon, pigment(s), Clothing Decisions II(BS)(S), Stamping age 15-19(BS)(S), Photo III #2(BS)(SF Alternate), Interior Design III(BS)(S)(SF); Eva Nelson Ochs - Geology I(SF), Citizenship I(SF), Forestry I(BS)(S)(SF), Reading II(BS), Public Speaking Demonstration(SF Alternate), Public Speaking Formal(S)(SF); Dylan Price - Outdoor Meals(BS), International Food(S), Cooking 301 cake(s), Candymaking Non Crystalline(BS)(S), Visual Arts Mixed Media(BS)(S), Cooking 301 tea ring(s)(sf Alternate), Microwave C(BS)(SF), Theater Arts III(BS) (SF), Citizenship III(BS)(SF); Riley Price - Cooking 201 muffins(s), Forestry I(S), Photo I #1(S), Candymaking Crystalline(BS)(S), Photo I #2(BS)(S), Health First Aid(BS)(SF), Microwave B(BS)(S)(SF), Clothing Decisions I(BS)(SF); Madison Roberson - Cake Decorating Beginning(BS), Photo I #1(S), Sewing II non-clothing(bs)(s), Sewing II garment(bs) (S)(SF), Photo I editing(bs)(s)(sf); Haley Roedder - Reading I(BS)(S), Theater Arts I(SF Alternate), Health First Aid (SF); Peyton Roedder - Wildlife I(BS); August Saunders Outdoor Adventures (BS); Bryson Sagesar - Small Pets Other(S); Brandon Skaggs - Bicycle I(BS), Outdoor Adventures I(S), Aerospace II Model Rocketry(BS)(S); Caitlin South - Visual Arts nature(bs), Floriculture A(BS)(S), Visual Arts paper(bs)(s), Visual Art fiber(s); Christine South - Computer Generated Art(BS)(S), Scrapbooking age 15-19(BS)(S), Photo III editing(bs)(s)(sf Alternate), Photo III #1 (BS)(S)(SF), Visual Arts chalk, carbon, pigment (BS)(S)(SF); Tyler Spence - Sportfishing I(BS), Aerospace II Display (BS), Woodworking 1-2 yr(s); Claudia Whetstone - Dog Care(BS)(S), Dog Obedience(BS)(S), Geology II(BS)(S)(SF); Brenna Williams - Floriculture B(BS)(S)(SF); Bryce Williams - Visual Arts chalk, carbon, pigment(s)(sf); Jessica Woods - Cooking 101 cookies(s), Cake Decorating Intermediate(S), Candymaking No Cook(BS)(S), Vet Science II (BS)(S)(SF); Matthew Woods - Candymaking No Cook(S), Vet Science I(BS)(S) Congratulations to all 4-H members!!!!!