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The Extension Office will be closed Friday, April 3 in ob- servance of Good Friday and Easter. Continue to check the website calendar for all the latest im- portant 4-H dates. Go to www.cooke.agrilife.org From there, you can click on “events” to view. The webpage gives options to view the calendar as a list, by the month, week and day. You can also scroll down to the right hand bottom of the event view, click on “ICAL IMPORT MONTH’S EVENTS” and can import the calendar to your smart phone! Don’t forget to send us your club meeting minutes, pictures or anything about what your clubs are doing. Getting the news out about Cooke County 4-H helps our organization grow as well as earning that all important community and business support. AgriLife Extension Office 301. S. Chestnut Gainesville, TX 76240 Phone: 940.668.5412 Fax: 940.668.5402 E-mail: [email protected] Making the Best Better! COOKE COUNTY 4-H We are on the Web! www.cooke.agrilife.org Hello and Happy Spring Everyone!! Another 4-H year is winding down, and it is almost summer vacation time!!! I bet you all can’t wait! Lots of places to go, people to see, and things to do. I hope you will make room in your plans for several 4-H activities that will be taking place this summer. First, mark your calendars for the 3 rd annual 4-H Project Day, scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 20 th in the morning. I hope many of you will be able to come to the County 4-H Camp which will take place from June 29 th thru June 2 nd at the Cross Point Camp in Kingston, OK. We are going to a new camp this summer! It promises to be a great time for all! If you are interested, come by the office and sign- up. Parents who want to come help chaperone at camp are very welcome and encouraged to attend. Then if you become an officer in your club next year make plans to attend the county wide officer training, cookout and pool party from 4 til 9:30 on Thursday, July 30, 2015. Remember that June 26th is the “deadline” for project record forms and record books. Award applications, and scholarship forms will be due on July 10th. Please visit our website, after May 1st, for requirements for the banquet and all necessary forms. If you would like to have paper copies before then they will be ready and in the office April 21 st . Remember too that if you are in need of a ribbon to attend the banquet, the 4 -H Project Day or the County Pet Show on May 9 th will be two options. Finally, during the week of April 12 th thru the 18 th , please thank the volunteers who have helped you succeed in all areas of your life!! I want to thank all of the volunteers who help make the Cooke County 4-H program so successful!! The little poem I have included is dedicated to each and every one of you!! Thanks again!! Valuable treasures like you make us beam, Outstanding is the help you lend to our team, Loyal in your tireless efforts all year, Upbeat and always full of good cheer, Notable for your compassionate touch, Thoughtful in ways that mean so much, Ever prepared with a welcoming smile, Eager to go the extra mile, Reaching out to those in need, Supportive in every word and deed. Until next time—Phyllis [email protected] 940-668-5416 or 940-727-3491 The Cooke County Clover Connection Volume 3, Issue 8 April 2015 Club Contact Info & Extension Office Info 2 County 4-H Council Officer Election and Application Deadline Paper Clover Cam- paign Bake Sale 3 Spaghetti Dinner Summer Camp Coun- selor Application Deadline 4 Wildlife Camp 3-D Archery Virtual Fishing Tour- nament 5 Save the Date Livestock & Equine Ambassador Pro- grams 6 Barn Talk 7 The Winner’s Circle 8-17 March Spotlight 18 Calendar of Events 19 INSIDE THIS ISSUE: Michaela Blakesley, Kaylee Sicking, Jacqueline Smith and Victoria Smith proudly display their 1st place banner, belt buckles and trophy in Houston. For the second consecutive year, a Cooke County 4-H Team has won 1 st place at the Houston Live- stock Show and Rodeo’s Ag Product ID Contest . Three judging teams consisting of four members each, along with two alternate contestants, brought home 1 st , 5 th and 6 th place awards. A total of 64 4-H and FFA teams totaling 225 individuals from across Texas competed in the event which tests the contestant’s knowledge of agriculture products ranging from artichokes to eggplant and persimmons to tomatillos. 20 products are select- ed and exhibited at separate stations where the contestant has 40 seconds to correctly identify the product and answer one multiple choice question pertaining to the product on display. First place team members included Victoria Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Michaela Blakesley and Kaylee Sicking. The girls each received a personalized engraved belt buckle, team trophy & banner and certificate. Fifth place team members were Sadh- vika Chitoor, John Kilpatrick, Thomas Kilpatrick and Caitlyn Taylor. They too earned a team trophy and banner. Sixth place team members consisted of Amelia Becker, William Lewis, Grant Wilson and Lizzy Wilson. The Ag ID contest also recognizes individual high scorers and Cooke County once again led the way, having six contestants place in the top 25 of the 225 total individuals competing. Taking home the top award was Lizzy Wilson, earning 1 st Place High Point Scoring Individual. Jacqueline Smith 5th, Michaela Blakesley 9 th , Sadhvika Chitoor 12 th , Grant Wilson 20 th and Kaylee Sicking 25 th were the other Cooke County participants placing in the top 25. Eleanor Smith and Nick Fisher served as alter- nate team members. Team competition doesn’t come without the help of others. The Ag ID teams are coached by 4-H Adult leader Beverly Fleitman who accompanied the teams to Houston. Phyllis Griffin, Cooke County Extension Agent for 4-H & Youth Devel- opment also assisted on the trip along with parents and siblings of team members.

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The Extension Office will be closed Friday, April 3 in ob-

servance of Good Friday and Easter.

Continue to check the website calendar for all the latest im-

portant 4-H dates. Go to www.cooke.agrilife.org From there,

you can click on “events” to view. The webpage gives options

to view the calendar as a list, by the month, week and day.

You can also scroll down to the right hand bottom of the event view, click on “ICAL IMPORT MONTH’S EVENTS” and

can import the calendar to your smart phone!

Don’t forget to send us your club meeting minutes, pictures

or anything about what your clubs are doing. Getting the

news out about Cooke County 4-H helps our organization

grow as well as earning that all important community and

business support.

AgriLife Extension Office

301. S. Chestnut

Gainesville, TX 76240

Phone: 940.668.5412

Fax: 940.668.5402

E-mail: [email protected]

Making the Best Better!

COOKE COUNTY 4 -H

We are on the Web!

www.cooke.agrilife.org

Hello and Happy Spring Everyone!!

Another 4-H year is winding down, and it is almost summer

vacation time!!! I bet you all can’t wait! Lots of places to go,

people to see, and things to do. I hope you will make room in

your plans for several 4-H activities that will be taking place

this summer. First, mark your calendars for the 3rd annual 4-H

Project Day, scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 20th in

the morning. I hope many of you will be able to come to the

County 4-H Camp which will take place from June 29th thru

June 2nd at the Cross Point Camp in Kingston, OK. We are

going to a new camp this summer! It promises to be a great

time for all! If you are interested, come by the office and sign-

up. Parents who want to come help chaperone at camp are

very welcome and encouraged to attend. Then if you become

an officer in your club next year make plans to attend the

county wide officer training, cookout and pool party from 4 til

9:30 on Thursday, July 30, 2015.

Remember that June 26th is the “deadline” for project record

forms and record books. Award applications, and scholarship

forms will be due on July 10th. Please visit our website, after

May 1st, for requirements for the banquet and all necessary

forms. If you would like to have paper copies before then

they will be ready and in the office April 21st. Remember too

that if you are in need of a ribbon to attend the banquet, the 4

-H Project Day or the County Pet Show on May 9th will be

two options.

Finally, during the week of April 12th thru the 18th, please

thank the volunteers who have helped you succeed in all areas

of your life!! I want to thank all of the volunteers who help

make the Cooke County 4-H program so successful!! The

little poem I have included is dedicated to each and every one

of you!! Thanks again!!

Valuable treasures like you make us beam,

Outstanding is the help you lend to our team,

Loyal in your tireless efforts all year,

Upbeat and always full of good cheer,

Notable for your compassionate touch,

Thoughtful in ways that mean so much,

Ever prepared with a welcoming smile,

Eager to go the extra mile,

Reaching out to those in need,

Supportive in every word and deed.

Until next time—Phyllis

[email protected] 940-668-5416 or 940-727-3491

The Cooke County

Clover Connection

Volume 3, Issue 8

April 2015

Club Contact Info &

Extension Office Info

2

County 4-H Council

Officer Election and

Application Deadline

Paper Clover Cam-

paign

Bake Sale

3

Spaghetti Dinner

Summer Camp Coun-

selor Application

Deadline

4

Wildlife Camp

3-D Archery

Virtual Fishing Tour-

nament

5

Save the Date

Livestock & Equine

Ambassador Pro-

grams

6

Barn Talk 7

The Winner’s Circle 8-17

March Spotlight 18

Calendar of Events 19

INSIDE THIS ISSUE:

Michaela Blakesley, Kaylee Sicking, Jacqueline Smith and Victoria Smith proudly display their 1st place banner, belt buckles and trophy in Houston.

For the second consecutive year, a Cooke County

4-H Team has won 1st place at the Houston Live-

stock Show and Rodeo’s Ag Product ID Contest .

Three judging teams consisting of four members

each, along with two alternate contestants,

brought home 1st, 5th and 6th place awards. A total

of 64 4-H and FFA teams totaling 225 individuals

from across Texas competed in the event which

tests the contestant’s knowledge of agriculture

products ranging from artichokes to eggplant and

persimmons to tomatillos. 20 products are select-

ed and exhibited at separate stations where the contestant has 40 seconds to correctly identify the

product and answer one multiple choice question

pertaining to the product on display.

First place team members included Victoria Smith,

Jacqueline Smith, Michaela Blakesley and Kaylee

Sicking. The girls each received a personalized

engraved belt buckle, team trophy & banner and

certificate. Fifth place team members were Sadh-

vika Chitoor, John Kilpatrick, Thomas Kilpatrick

and Caitlyn Taylor. They too earned a team trophy

and banner. Sixth place team members consisted

of Amelia Becker, William Lewis, Grant Wilson

and Lizzy Wilson.

The Ag ID contest also recognizes individual high

scorers and Cooke County once again led the way,

having six contestants place in the top 25 of the

225 total individuals competing. Taking home the

top award was Lizzy Wilson, earning 1st Place High

Point Scoring Individual. Jacqueline Smith 5th,

Michaela Blakesley 9th, Sadhvika Chitoor 12th,

Grant Wilson 20th and Kaylee Sicking 25th were the

other Cooke County participants placing in the top 25. Eleanor Smith and Nick Fisher served as alter-

nate team members.

Team competition doesn’t come without the help

of others. The Ag ID teams are coached by 4-H

Adult leader Beverly Fleitman who accompanied

the teams to Houston. Phyllis Griffin, Cooke

County Extension Agent for 4-H & Youth Devel-

opment also assisted on the trip along with parents

and siblings of team members.

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2014-15 Club Manager Contact Information

THE COOKE COUNTY CLOVER CONNECTION

Extension Office Contact Information

Page 2

CLUB NAME CLUB MANAGER(S)

Agriculture Junkies Beverly Fleitman | 940-727-8053 | [email protected]

Livestock Club Beverly Fleitman | 940-727-8053 | [email protected]

Era Billie Paschal | 940-634-2575 | [email protected]

Kristie Hellinger | 940-902-4506 | [email protected]

Lindsay Laura Fisher | 940-736-7206 | [email protected]

Elizabeth Huchton | 940-284-1111 | [email protected]

Billie Becker | 940-736-8976 | [email protected]

Donna Corcoran | [email protected]

Midnight Mustang Amy McCormick |940-765-9633 | [email protected]

Lori Nixon | 903-332-1829 | [email protected]

Robin Levison | [email protected]

Muenster Cathy Dangelmayr | 940-759-4711 | [email protected]

Zonya Klement | 940-759-2972 | [email protected]

Reckless Rabbit Shelley Ruland | 940-206-0007 | [email protected]

Pennye Taylor | 940-902-9163 | [email protected]

Red River Katy Smith | 817-980-0147 | [email protected]

Yvonne & Ronnie Sicking | 940-736-9006 | [email protected]

Sharpshooters Laura Eastman | 940-372-5856 | [email protected]

Bernadette Trammell | 940-768-8356 | [email protected]

Valley View Monica Grant | 940-390-5283 | [email protected]

Carolyn Kilpatrick | 940-726-1340 | [email protected]

Agriculture & Natural Resources

County Extension Agent

Marty Morgan

940-668-5413

[email protected]

Family & Consumer Science

County Extension Agent

Angel Neu

940-668-5412

[email protected]

4-H & Youth Development

County Extension Agent

Phyllis A. Griffin

940-668-5416 or 940-727-3491

[email protected]

Administrative Assistant: Kelly Huston 940.668.5412 [email protected]

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THE COOKE COUNTY CLOVER CONNECTION Page 18

This Month we would like to recognize another very important adult volun-teer in our 4-H program and her name is Beverly Fleitman. Whether it be cooking for the spaghetti dinner, planning 4-H camp, planning for the achievement banquet or overseeing the 4-Hers that are members of the Livestock Club, Beverly Fleitman has a constant presence. Perhaps her big-gest influence has been the development of the Agriculture Product ID Teams. For two consecutive years now, two different teams she trained have won top honors at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo contest. Beverly tirelessly gives of her time and knowledge to help train these 4-Hers and as if that wasn't enough, she is the club manager for the Livestock club and is diligently working on forming a meats judging team that will

compete for the first time next month.

Cooke County 4-H is blessed to have such a caring and giving volunteer.

VOLUME 3, ISSUE 8 Page 3

May 8, 2015

9:00 am—3:00 pm

First State Bank

(downtown location)

Please don’t forget to mark your calendar for

the annual Mother’s Day Bake Sale

All proceeds benefit our 4-Hers

attending State 4-H Round-up in June

Application Due Date: April 27 @ 5:00 pm

Council Meeting & Election Date: April 28

Voting will take place by secret ballot. Each candi-date will give a 5 minute speech on why they

want to be an officer. Only current council offic-ers, club presidents and council delegates or al-

ternates will vote.

Applications are available at the Extension Office.

2015-16 COUNTY COUNCIL

OFFICER ELECTION

National 4-H Council has announced the launch of the spring 2015 4-H Paper Clover Campaign in partnership with Tractor Supply Company (TSC). This event marks the sixth year of collaboration between the organiza-tions on the national in-store fundraiser, benefiting state and local 4-H programming in each of the com-munities where a Tractor Supply store is located. The spring 2015 4-H Paper Clover Campaign will take place April 22 – May 3, 2015. Shoppers at the Gaines-ville store will have the opportunity to support 4-H in Cooke County by choosing to purchase paper clovers for a $1 or more at checkout. All funds raised will be donated to 4-H, and will support 4-H youth develop-ment program activities in Cooke County.

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THE COOKE COUNTY CLOVER CONNECTION Page 4

Thursday, April 23, 2015

5:00 pm to 7:30 pm

First State Bank Conference Center 801 E. California St., Gainesville, TX 76240

Tickets are $8 for adults/$4 for kids 8 & under

Contact your club manager or the Extension Office for tickets

Top 5 money raisers receive their 2015-16 membership at no cost

This is the last major fund raiser for the 4-H program until next fall—please

Check with your club manager for schedule and volunteer needs

This summer’s 4-H camp will be held at a new location, Cross Point

Camp in Kingston, OK

4-Hers interested in being a Camp Counselor will need to apply by Friday, April 24. Applications are available at the Extension Office. In order to apply for camp counselor, 4-Hers must have attended coun-ty camp at least once and be entering into your Intermediate (age

11-13) year of 4-H for the upcoming 2015-16 year.

A camp planning meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 21 at 5:30 pm in the Extension Office. Everyone is welcome to attend and share their ideas. An overall theme will be decided as well as possible

workshops to conduct.

Camp fee will be $165. You may make a deposit of $50. Applications

for camp will be available May 1.

Camp registration and full payment deadline is June 23

VOLUME 3, ISSUE 8 Page 17

Travis Whitcraft—Details/Macro

John Kilpatrick—Theme/Inspiration

Kendall Pearse—People

John Kilpatrick—Night Photography

Kendall Pearse—Catch All

Victoria Smith—Plant/Flora

Ashley Downe—Domestic Animals

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THE COOKE COUNTY CLOVER Page 16

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VOLUME 3, ISSUE 8 Page 5

The Texas Chapter of the Wildlife Society’s Wildlife Conservation Camp is designed for high school students who have completed the 9th grade or higher. Hands-on, outdoor activities are led by wildlife professionals. Campers will study wildlife & plant identification, wildlife & habitat management techniques, The North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, conservation ethics & land stewardship, wildlife trapping and surveying techniques, predator-prey dynamics, fishing, hunter safety, shooting sports and much more! Contact Stephen Ross, Camp Director

at (361) 364-2643

May 30, 2015

2201 W. HWY 82—Gainesville, Texas

8:00 am check in & equipment safety check

9:00 am Competition Begins

$20 Registration Fee per Bow

$30 for non Texas 4-H members

Entry Deadline (postmarked by) May 25, 2015

For more Information contact Chad Trammell @ 940-634-2858 or

Bernadette Trammell @ 940-768-8356 [email protected]

District IV 4-H Virtual

Fishing Tournament

The purpose of the “virtual” fishing tournament is to encourage 4-H members and families to go fishing. All participants must be District IV 4-H members. The dates are April 11, May 9 and June 13. There is a

one-time $25 registration fee that covers entry for all dates. Registration is open on 4-H

Connect thru June 5, 2015.

Only bass will be considered for measurement. This is a catch and release tournament. Participants may

fish from any legally accessible lake, river, creek or pond.

Participants must submit a photo of their fish on a tournament date by 3:00 pm in order to be consid-

ered for awards. Please contact the Extension office if you are interested in participating in this event.

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THE COOKE COUNTY CLOVER CONNECTION Page 6

IMPORTANT MANAGER/OFFICER MEETINGS

Please mark your calendars

County 4-H Council Officers

April 17 5:00 pm @ the Extension Office

April 28

County Council Meeting Elections & Sr. Farewell

County 4-H Club Managers

April 21 (& premier Jewelry Party)

May 19 6:30 pm @ the Extension Office

SAVE THE DATES FOR THESE

UPCOMING EVENTS

Duds to Dazzle April 18 District

Premier Jewelry Party April 21 @ Club Mgr. Meeting Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser

April 23 @ First State Bank Conference Center District Round-Up

May 1—2 @ TAMU Commerce Mother’s8 Day Bake Sale

May 8; 9:00 am—3:00 pm @ First State Bank (downtown location) Texas 4-H Roundup

June 8—12 @ TAMU College Station 4-H Project Day

June 20 Ultra/Leadership Lab

June 23—25 County 4-H Camp

June 29—July 2 Cross Point Camp in Kingston, Oklahoma

Achievement Banquet August 8 @ First Christian Church

UPCOMING EQUINE

DATES

Cooke County Horse Show May 16, 2015

District IV Horse Show

June 16-17 Athens, Texas

State Horse Show July 18—25, 2015

Taylor County Expo Center Abilene, TX

The Texas 4-H Livestock Ambassador and Equine Ambas-sador Programs strive to provide high school aged 4-H members the opportunity to develop and practice advanced leadership skills related to mentoring other youth. Students completing the requirements become accountable to his/her County Extension Agent, their community and the program. Selected students in the Livestock Program are exposed to rigorous college level animal science “short courses” on the campuses of Texas Tech University and Texas A&M University. Equine Ambassadors “short courses” take place right here in Cooke County at Lone Oak Ranch & Retreat. Deadline to apply for the Equine Ambassador program is May 1, 2015 with notification in early June. The Livestock Ambassador program application deadline is June 1, 2015 with notifica-tion of selection by June 26. Both of these programs are excellent opportunities for a State level leadership position. Please contact the extension office for details on how to apply.

VOLUME 3, ISSUE 8 Page

2015 Youth Fair Results

Clothing

Payton Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—Reserve Champion Sydney Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—Class Champion Jessie Reiter—Lindsay 4-H—9th

Lainie Reiter—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Elijah Gonzales—4-H Livestock Club—4th John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—3rd Nathan Sutton—4-H Livestock Club—6th

Madelyn Williams—Lindsay 4-H—5th Foods Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H— Overall Grand & Reserve Champion

Foods—Cookies Andrew Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Rose Butcher—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon

Katelyn Fuhrmann—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon Thomas Kilpatrick—Valley view 4-H—3rd Kenzie Paschal—Era 4-H—Red Ribbon

Kennedy Schroeder—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon

Victoria Smith—Red River 4-H—Red Ribbon Geordan Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon

Madelyn Williams—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Foods—Bar Cookies Kendall Pearse—Era 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Lexi Butcher—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon

Rebecca Klement—Muenster 4-H—Blue Ribbon Molly Stobaugh—Valley View 4-H—Red Ribbon Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H 3rd

Foods—Scratch Cakes Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H—Class Champion Lexi Butcher—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon

Rose Butcher—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Caylee Cheaney—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Autumn Hedrick—Lindsay 4-H—4th

John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—Red Ribbon Payton Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—3rd Caleb Sandmann—Valley View 4-H—5th

Foods—Creative Cakes Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H—Class Champion Gabriella Hellinger—Era 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Katherine Klement—Muenster 4-H—3rd

Gillean Nixon—Midnight Mustangs—Red Ribbon Madelyn Williams—Lindsay 4-H—White Ribbon Food—Decorated Cakes

Jessie Reiter—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Lainie Reiter—Lindsay 4-H—3rd Food—Cupcakes

Josey Grewing—Muenster 4-h—Reserve Class Champion Food—Cake Balls/Pops Lainey Grewing—Muenster 4-H—Reserve Class Champion

Matthew Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Food—Quick Bread-Loaf Matthew Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Class Champion Ashley Downe—Reckless Rabbits—3rd

Allison Hedrick—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon

Kendall Pearse—Era 4-H—Red Ribbon Andie Schroeder—Lindsay 4-H—4th

Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—Red Ribbon Food—Quick Bread-Muffins Katelyn Fuhrmann—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion

Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H—4th Food—Yeast Bread Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H—Class Champion

Sarah McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Reserve Class Champion John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—White Ribbon Laura Wyrick—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon

Foods—Healthy Recipe Modified Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H—Class Champion Kendall Pearse—Era 4-H—White Ribbon

Foods—Pies

Sydney Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—Class Champion Jack Walker—Valley View 4-H—Reserve Class Champion

Kendall Pearse—Era 4-H—3rd

Lynzie Rollins—Valley View 4-H—4th Matthew Smith—4-H Livestock Club—blue Ribbon Geordan Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Foods—Candy

Shane Sicking—Muenster 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Zachary Downe—Reckless Rabbits—6th Caleb Sandmann—Valley View 4-H—5th

Cameron Trammell—Sharpshooters 4-H—4th Foods—Preservation John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—Class Champion

Davis Grant—Valley View 4-H—3rd Thomas Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—Red Ribbon Payton Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—Red Ribbon

Grant Wilson—Red River 4-H—Red Ribbon Creative Arts—Needlework Sadhvika Chitoor—4-H Livestock Club—Reserve Class Champion

Jessica Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—3rd

Rachel Metzler—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon Caitlyn Taylor—Red River 4-H—Blue Creative Arts—Quilting

Theresa Wyrick—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Creative Arts—Pillow Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-H—Class Champion

Katelyn Fuhrmann—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Creative Arts—Fleece Geordan Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Class Champion

Austin Grant—Valley View 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Samantha Fisher—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon Davis Grant—Valley View 4-H—3rd

Gabriella Hellinger—Era 4-H—Red Ribbon Lizzy Wilson—Red River 4-H—Blue Ribbon Creative Arts—Housing Accessories

Katherine Klement—Muenster 4-H—Class Champion Sydney Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Jessica Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—Blue Ribbon

Andrew Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—Blue Ribbon

Emily Metzler—Lindsay 4-H—3rd Rachel Metzler—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon Creative Arts—3D Project Display

Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Shane Sicking—Muenster 4-H—3rd Creative Arts—Scrapbook

Anna Marie Becker—Lindsay 4-H—Class Champion Amelia Becker—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Creative Arts—Fashion Accessories

Geordan Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Jena Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—3rd Gabriella Hellinger—Era 4-H—Blue Ribbon Rebecca Klement—Muenster 4-H—Red Ribbon

Emily Metzler—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Caleb Sandmann—Valley View 4-H—Blue Ribbon Madelyn Williams—Lindsay 4-h—Blue Ribbon

Creative Arts—Trash to Treasure

Ethan Trammell—Sharpshooters 4-H—Class Champion Sadhvika Chitoor—4-H Livestock Club—Reserve Class Champion

Austin Grant—Valley View 4-H—3rd Andrew Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—Blue Ribbon Rebecca Klement—Muenster 4-H—Blue

Matthew Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon Tony Wilson—Red River 4-H—Red Ribbon Creative Arts—Wreath/Flower

Katherine Klement—Muenster 4-H—Class Champion Geordan Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Amelia Becker—Lindsay 4-H—Blue Ribbon Sadhvika Chitoor—4-H Livestock Club—Blue Ribbon

Molly Stobaugh—Valley View 4-H—3rd Creative Arts—Woodcraft Matthew Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Class Champion

Anna Marie Becker—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Gabriella Hellinger—Era 4-H—3rd Asa Paschal—Era 4-H—4th

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2015 Youth Fair Results

Photography

Sarah McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Grand Champion Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Reserve Champion Photography—Animals-Domestic

Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-H—Class Champion Caylee Cheaney—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Cody Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—15th Jena Dangelmayr—muenster 4-H—19th

Jessica Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—12th Kyle Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—11th Samantha Fisher—Lindsay 4-H—8th

John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—16th Brittany Laird—Midnight Mustangs—20th Elijah Lewis—Red river 4-H—Red Ribbon

Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—4th Gillean Nixon—Midnight Mustangs—7th Payton Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—21st

Brook Rollins—Valley View 4-H—Red Ribbon

Lynzie Rollins—Valley View 4-H—Red Ribbon Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—Red Ribbon

Victoria Smith—Red River 4-H—22nd Geordan Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—Red Ribbon Matthew Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—6th Molly Stobaugh—Valley View 4-H—14th

Jannea Stovall—Midnight Mustangs—Red Ribbon Kyla Taylor—Lindsay 4-H—23rd Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—17th

Photography—Animals-Wildlife Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Class Champion Jannea Stovall—Midnight Mustangs—Reserve Class Champion

Kevin Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—4th Kyle Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—6th Ashley Downe—Reckless Rabbits—5th

Thomas Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—7th Kameron Metzler—Lindsay 4-H—9th Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—8th

Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—3rd Photography—Marine/Aquatics Gillean Nixon—Midnight Mustangs—Class Champion Jessica Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—Reserve Class Champion

Photography—Entomology Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—Class Champion Jena Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—Reserve Class Champion

Jessica Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—6th Rebecca Klement—Muenster 4-H—5th Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—4th

Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—3 Photography—People William Lewis—Red River 4-H—Class Champion

Sarah McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Reserve Class Champion Cody Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—10th Kevin Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—5th Zachary Downe—Reckless Rabbits—4th

Gabriella Hellinger—Era 4-H—9th

Brittany Laird—Midnight Mustangs—3rd Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-H—12th

Photography - Elements of Design Ashley Downe—Reckless Rabbits—Class Champion William Lewis—Red River 4-H—Reserve Class Champion

Jena Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—10th Gabriella Hellinger—Era 4-H—11th Thomas Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—13th

David Lewis—Red River 4-H—8th Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs 4-H—12th Sarah McCormick—Midnight Mustangs 4-H—3rd

Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—4th Victoria Smith—Red River 4-H—7th Cameron Trammell—Sharpshooters 4-H—9th Ethan Trammell—Sharpshooters 4-H—6th

Photography—Plant/Flora

Kevin Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—7th John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—3rd Thomas Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—5th

Brittany Laird—Midnight Mustangs—14th Gillean Nixon—Midnight Mustangs—9th Sydney Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—16th Shane Sicking—Muenster 4-H—12th

Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-H—Red Victoria Smith—Red River 4-H—10th Molly Stobaugh—Valley View 4-H—4th

Jannea Stovall—Midnight Mustangs—11th Photography—Details/Macro Sarah McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Class Champion

Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion Cody Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—12th Jessica Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—5th

John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-h—8th

Brittany Laird—Midnight Mustangs—3rd Elijah Lewis—Red River 4-H—Red

Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-H—6th Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—11th Victoria Smith—Red River 4-H—10th Photography—Food

Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—Class Champion Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Reserve Class Champion Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-H—5th

Victoria Smith—Red River 4-H—4th Photography—Still Life Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-H—4th

Victoria Smith—Red River 4-H—3rd Photography—Digital Darkroom Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—Class Champion

Photography—Nature/Landscape Ethan Trammell—Sharpshooters—Class Champion Ashley Downe—Reckless Rabbits—Reserve Class Champion

Jena Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—8th Kevin Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—28th Kyle Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—17th Mary Gomulak—Midnight Mustangs—15th

Gabriella Hellinger—Era 4-H—16th Thomas Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—21st Katherine Klement—Muenster 4-H—24th

Brittany Laird—Midnight Mustangs—11th David Lewis—Red River 4-h—20th Gillean Nixon—Midnight Mustangs—22nd

Eleanor Smith—Red River 4-h—27th Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-h—23rd Geordan Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—12th

Matthew Spaeth—Lindsay 4-H—19th Jannea Stovall—Midnight Mustangs—7th Cameron Trammell—Sharpshooters—6th Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—4th

Madelyn Williams—Lindsay 4-H—31st

Photography - Dominant Color Ashley Downe—Reckless Rabbits—Class Champion

Travis Whitcraft—Lindsay 4-H—Reserve Class Champion John Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—3rd Thomas Kilpatrick—Valley View 4-H—4th

Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs 4-H—5th

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Checks for those who sold projects at the Youth Fair are expected to be delivered to the Exten-sion Office sometime this month. We will contact you as soon as they become available. In the meantime, you can write the thank you notes that will be required to be turned in prior to receiv-

ing your check. A thank you should be written to EACH of the following :

It’s that time again to order validation tags for heifers & steers, If you are planning to show this fall and /or next Spring at any major stock show, please make note of the deadlines to get your tag orders into the Extension Office. Please Note: Heifer is for Fall 2015 Major Stock Shows. There will be a fall validation for the Spring 2016 Major Stock Shows at a later date. Heifers only need to be validated once in their show career unless there is a change in ownership or the exhibitor wishes to change the validated heifer’s breed. Feel free to contact us here in the Extension

Office if you any questions or concerns.

State

Horse Validation

2015 Horse Validation will open on 4-H Connect March 1—May 1. All horses must be validated or re-validated with payment each year, to be eligible to show at District and State 4-H Horse Shows. Validation cost is $10 per horse between March 1—April 15. The price increases to $20 per horse if you validate between April 16—May 1. Be sure to have digital photos of your horse from the front, left side and right side and a pdf copy of your registration papers for any horse which was NOT validated last year. Com-plete instructions are available at the extension office and posted

on our website.

HEIFER VALIDATION

For Fall 2015 Major Stock

Shows

Tag Order Deadline due to

Extension Office April 16

Cost: $10 per tag ordered

STEER VALIDATION

For Fall 2015 & Spring 2016

Major Stock Shows

Tag Order Deadline due to

Extension Office April 16

Cost: $10 per tag ordered

Cooke County United Way—c/o Angie Hare

Cooke County Youth Fair Board—c/o Richard Dangelmayr

Howeth Title Company

First State Bank—c/o Karen Estes

Peak Energy Services

Superior Machining—c/o Giles Walterscheid

The Extension Office will deliver the thank you cards, just be sure to put the name of the business

on the outside of the envelope. No checks will be issued without a thank you.

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Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Results

Ag Product ID High Scoring Individual Lizzy Wilson with Dr. Chris Boleman, Texas 4-H

Youth Development Program Director 1st Place Team members Victoria Smith, Michaela Blakesley, Kaylee Sicking and Jacqueline Smith

Ag ID Team contestants at the Houston Livestock Show displaying their banners and trophies earned for their hard work.

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Layton Weaver Grand Champion Market Swine

Kamden Crisp Grand Champion Market Steer

Kamden Crisp Reserve Champion Breeding Heifer

Landon Weaver Jr. Swine Showmanship

Sydney Reynolds Reserve Champion Meat Rabbits

Ashley Downe Grand Champion Meat Rabbits Sr. Showmanship

FCS Champions

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2015 Youth Fair Results

Market Lambs—Fine Wool

Brooke Rollins—Valley View 4-H—3rd Market Lambs—Medium Wool Kamden Crisp—Valley View 4-H—1st

Casey Ritchey—Valley View 4-H 3rd & 4th Lynzie Rollins—Valley View 4-H—5th Molly Stobaugh—Valley View 4-H—4th & 8th Jessica Sinclair—4-H Livestock Club—5th

Breeding Meat Goats Caroline Darbro—4-H Livestock Club—Grand Champion & Reserve Champion; 3rd & 5th

Destiny Atkins—4-H Livestock Club—10th Meat Goats Kalli Reed—Era 4-H—4th

Conor Bridges—Muenster 4-H—8th Caroline Darbro—4-H Livestock Club—3rd, 4th & 6th Alison Becker—Muenster 4-H—11th

Brooke Martinson—Lindsay 4-H—8th Allison Hedrick—Lindsay 4-H—9th

Destiny Atkins—4-H Livestock Club—7th

Chayton Holley—Red River 4-H Club—6th Breeding Poultry Sadhvika Chitoor—4-H Livestock Club—Grand Champion & Reserve Champion; 4th & 5th Bantam

Amelia Becker—Lindsay 4-H—Junior Showmanship James Bridger—Midnight Mustangs—1st, 2nd & 3rd Standard; 3rd, 7th & 9th Bantam

Elijah Gonzales—4-H Livestock Club—6th Bantam Nathan Sutton—4-H Livestock Club—8th Bantam Broilers

Nathan Huchton—Lindsay 4-H—5th Sadhvika Chitoor 4-H Livestock Club—6th, 7th & 8th Theresa Wyrick—Lindsay 4-H—9th

Amelia Becker—Lindsay 4-H—10th Anna Marie Becker—Lindsay 4-H—11th Wood Shop

Caroline Darbro—4-H Livestock Club—Grand Champion

Breeding Beef Cattle Kamden Crisp—Valley View 4-H—Reserve Champion, 1st Hereford, 1st & 4th Charolais

Jon Hess—Muenster 4-H—5th Charolais Tanner Corcoran—Lindsay 4-H—4th Cross Justin Corcoran—Lindsay 4-H—5th Cross

Market Steers Kamden Crisp—Valley View 4-H—Grand Champion; 1st Hayley Knabe—Era 4-H —1st

Brianna Knabe—Era 4-H—4th Lex Knabe—Era 4-H—4th Market Swine

Layton Weaver—Era 4-H—Grand Champion; 1st Hampshire; 1st York-shire Landon Weaver—Era 4-H—Jr. Showmanship; 4th Hampshire; 2nd Cross

Bridget Baldwin—4-H Livestock Club—1st Duroc; 1st Cross Nicholas Fisher—Lindsay 4-H—7th Duroc; 8th Cross

Joe Fisher—Lindsay 4-H—10th Cross

Samantha Fisher—Lindsay 4-H—7th & 11th Cross Dairy Cattle Shane Sicking—Muenster 4-H—1st

Anna Marie Becker—Lindsay 4-H—2nd Jessica Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—1st Jena Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—2nd

Amelia Becker—Lindsay 4-H—3rd

Breeding Rabbits

Zachary Downe—Reckless Rabbits 4-H—Grand Champion; Best of Florida Breed Ashley Downe—Reckless Rabbits 4-H—Reserve Champion; Best of

Havana Breed Davis Grant—Valley View 4-H—Best of California, Rex & Palomino Breed Caitlyn Taylor—Reckless Rabbits 4-H—Best of Netherland Dwarf Breed

Braden Berkley—Muenster 4-H—Best of Mini Rex Breed Jannea Stovall—Reckless Rabbits 4-H—2nd & 4th California Tatum Fleitman—2nd California

Meat Rabbits Ashley Downe—Reckless Rabbits—Grand Champion; 1st & 22nd; Sr. Showmanship

Sydney Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—Reserve Champion; 2nd & 5th Austin Grant—Valley View 4-H—3rd & 15th Davis Grant—Valley View 4-H—4th & 8th

Madison Huchton—Lindsay 4-H—7th Payton Reynolds—Valley View 4-H—12th

Zachary Downe—Reckless Rabbits—13th & 25th; Jr. Shomanship

Nathan Huchton—Lindsay 4-H—16th Tatum Fleitman—Lindsay 4-H—20th Kalli Reed—Era 4-H—28th Equine

Trista Griffith—Midnight Mustangs—1st Halter Mares Austen Griffith—Midnight Mustangs—3rd Halter Mares Kalli Reed—Era 4-H—4th Halter Mares; 3rd Jr. Trail; 2nd Jr. Horseman-

ship; 5th Jr. Poles Cody Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—5th Halter Mares Jacqueline Smith—Red River 4-H—Reserve Jr. Performance All-Around;

1st Halter Geldings; 1st Jr Showmanship; 2nd Jr. Trail; 3rd Jr. Horseman-ship; 5th Jr. Western Pleasure Mary Grace Gomulack—Midnight Mustangs—2nd Halter Geldings; 7th Jr.

Ranch Trail; 5th Jr. Barrels Gillean Nixon—Midnight Mustangs—Champion Sr. Ranch; 3rd Halter Geldings; 5th Sr. Showmanship; 2nd Sr. Ranch Trail; 1st Sr. Ranch Horse-

manship

Kaley Berkley—Muenster 4-H—Champion Jr. Performance All-Around; Reserve Jr. Ranch; 2nd Jr. Showmanship; 1st Jr. Trail; 4th Jr. Ranch Trail; 1st Jr. Horsemanship; 1st Jr. Ranch Horsemanship; 1st Jr. Western Pleas-

ure Katelyn McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—3rd Jr. Showmanship; 5th Jr. Ranch Trail; 6th Jr. Ranch Horsemanship; 4th Jr. Western Pleasure; 2nd

Jr. Barrels; 1st Jr. Poles Rosemary Hartman—Midnight Mustangs—4th Jr. Showmanship; 6th Jr. Ranch Trail; 5th Jr. Ranch Horsemanship; 4th Jr. Barrels; 4th Jr. Poles

Kevin Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—5th Jr. Showmanship Sarah McCormick—Midnight Mustangs—Champion Sr. Performance All-Around; 2nd Sr. Showmanship; 1st Sr. Trail; 1st Sr. Horsemanship; 3rd

Sr. Western Pleasure Jannea Stovall—Midnight Mustangs—3rd Sr. Showmanship Cody Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—4th Sr. Showmanship Eli Dangelmayr—Muenster 4-H—Reserve Sr. Performance All-Around;

2nd Sr. Trail; 2nd Sr. Horsemanship; 5th Sr. Western Pleasure Tana Butts—Midnight Mustangs—Champion Jr. Ranch; Champion Jr.

Speed; 1st Jr. Ranch Trail; 2nd Jr. Ranch Horsemanship; 1st Jr. Barrels;

2nd Jr. Poles Dean Evans—Valley View 4-H—2nd Jr. Ranch Trail; 4th Jr. Ranch Horse-manship; 2nd Jr. Western Pleasure; 3rd Jr. Barrels; 3rd Jr. Poles

Kaitlyn Evans—Valley View 4-H—3rd Jr. Ranch Trail; 3rd Jr. Ranch Horsemanship; 3rd Jr. Western Pleasure Catlynn Schumacher—Midnight Mustangs—3rd Sr. Horsemanship

Kylee Butts—Midnight Mustangs—Champion Sr. Speed; 1st & 3rd Sr. Barrels; 1st & 5th Sr. Poles

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CATEGORY NAME/CLUB PLACE

Domestic Animals Ashley Downe/Reckless Rabbits Grand

Domestic Animals Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Reserve

Wildlife Animals Ashley Downe/Reckless Rabbits Grand

Wildlife Animals Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Reserve

Catch All Kendall Pearse/Era Grand

Catch All Kendall Pearse/Era Reserve

Details & Macro Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Grand

Details & Macro Sarah McCormick/Midnight Mustangs Reserve

Digital Darkroom Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Grand

Digital Darkroom Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Reserve

Dominant Color Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Grand

Dominant Color Ashley Downe/Reckless Rabbits Reserve

Elements of Design William Lewis/Red River Grand

Elements of Design Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Reserve

Senior Photography Contest Results

(see pages 16-17 for photos)

Kendall Pearse being presented the Sandy

Yarbrough Scholarship from Phyllis Griffin

Kendall Pearse of the Era 4-H Club is this year’s

recipient of the Sandy Yarbrough Memorial

Scholarship. Kendall is a Senior at Era High

School and will attend NCTC. The scholarship is

presented to graduating seniors who are mem-

bers of Cooke County 4-H. The announcement

came during the Cooke County Youth Fair and

was made by Phyllis Griffin, Cooke County 4-H

Extension Agent.

Sandy Yarbrough was an outstanding 4-H volun-

teer and a community member who passed

away several years ago following an accident.

Zachary Downe, Reckless Rabbits 4-H Club member competed at the Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo with his meat pen of rabbits.

Zachary’s hard work paid off with a 10th place

finish. Congratulations Zachary!

Food John Kilpatrick/Valley View Grand

Food Travis Whitcraft/Sharpshooters Reserve

Nature/Landscape Hayley Knabe/Livestock Club Grand

Nature/Landscape Jannea Stovall/Midnight Mustangs Reserve

Night Photography John Kilpatrick/Valley View Grand

Night Photography Ashley Downe/Reckless Rabbits Reserve

People Kendall Pearse/Era Grand

People Sarah McCormick/Midnight Mustangs Reserve

Plant/Flora Victoria Smith/Red River Grand

Plant/Flora Eleanor Smith/Red River Reserve

Still Life John Kilpatrick/Valley View Grand

Theme John Kilpatrick/Valley View Grand

Theme Ashley Downe/Reckless Rabbits Reserve

Marine Jannea Stovall/Midnight Mustangs Grand

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District IV Food Show

Cooke County 4-Hers competed at the District Food

Show and Challenge at Texas A&M University in

Commerce March 6. Congratulations to Era 4-Hers

Gabby Hellinger and Kendall Pearse. They were 1st in

their respective categories and will compete at the

state food show this summer during 4-H Roundup.

Results from the district food show are as follows:

Jr. Protein: Amelia Becker 1st Place

Jr. Fruits/Vegetables: Caitlyn Taylor 2nd Place

Jr. Grains: Madelyn Williams 3rd Place

Jr. Dairy: Anna Marie Becker 2nd Place

Intermediate Protein: Katelyn McCormick

Intermediate Fruits/Veg: Kenzie Paschal 4th Intermediate Grains: Autumn Lutkenhaus 1st

Intermediate Dairy: Haley Lutkenhaus 1st

Sr. Fuits/Vegetables: Gabby Hellinger 1st

Sr. Grains: Ashley Downe 3rd

Sr. Dairy: Kendall Pearse 1st

Amelia Becker with her 1st place protein entry and her sister Anna Marie with her 2nd place dairy entry

Ashley Downe with her 3rd place entry in the grains category

Gabby Hellinger and Kendall Pearse both qualified for the State Food Show , Gabby in Fruits & Vegetables and Kendall

in Dairy

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District IV Food Challenge

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follows:

Junior Team “A” - 5th Place

Caitlyn Taylor, Carly Watson, Amelia Becker

Junior Team “B” - 4th Place

Kennedy Schroeder, Andie Schroeder,

Anna Marie Becker

Intermediate Team “B” - 4th Place

Sadhvika Chitoor, Jacqueline Smith,

Samantha Torres

Intermediate Team “Ginger Snaps” - 5th Place

Katelyn McCormick, Elijah Lewis,

Cameron Trammell

Sr. Team “A” - 5th Place

William Lewis, Lizzy Wilson, Gabby Hellinger,

Jack Walker

Sr. Team “B” - 3rd Place

Grant Wilson, Sarah McCormick,

Gillean Nixon, Victoria Smith

Intermediate Team “B”

Intermediate Team “Ginger Snaps”

Senior Team “B” Senior Team “A”