“We are proud of our all our 4-H members who
exhibited at the Illinois State Fair, and we are happy to see how
many were recognized with special awards,” said Youth Development
Educator Carissa Davis. “Our members represented Logan County well
through their high-quality project exhibits, and we are excited to
see how these young people will continue to grow their skills in the
coming year.”
Champion Medal – awarded to the exhibitor with the highest score in
each class on each exhibit day
Reserve Champion Medal – awarded to the exhibitor
with the second highest score in each class on each exhibit day
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Rosetta Catterson (Atlanta) – Shopping in Style: Beginning
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Daniel Crider (Lincoln) – Visual Arts, Clay
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Inspire Award – given at judge’s discretion to
exhibitors who presented inspirational, innovative, or unique
exhibits
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Sarah Dahmm (Beason) – Visual Arts, Food Decorating
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Shelby Heyen (Mason City) – Photography, Photo Editing
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Kaeli Jones (Lincoln) – Shooting Sports Rifle Display
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Kristina Morrow (Lincoln) – Visual Arts, Paper
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Ellie Wrage (Lincoln) – Passport to the World
The new 4-H year begins in September, and local
clubs are always happy to welcome new members. To learn more about
the opportunities available to local youth through the 4-H program,
please contact the Logan Extension Office at 217-732-8289 or visit
https://
extension.illinois.edu/lms/4-h-logan-county
ABOUT ILLINOIS 4-H: Illinois 4-H is the flagship
youth development program of University of Illinois Extension and
administered through the College of Agriculture, Consumer, and
Environmental Sciences.4-H grows true leaders, youth who are
empowered for life today and prepared for a career tomorrow. The
hands-on approach in 4-H gives young people guidance, tools and
encouragement, and then puts them in the driver’s seat to make great
things happen. Independent research confirms the unparalleled impact
of the 4-H experience, demonstrating that young people are four
times more likely to contribute to their communities; two times more
likely to make healthier choices; two times more likely to be
civically active; and two times more likely to participate in STEM
programs.
ABOUT EXTENSION: Illinois Extension leads public outreach for
University of Illinois by translating research into action plans
that allow Illinois families, businesses, and community leaders to
solve problems, make informed decisions, and adapt to changes and
opportunities.
[WRITER: Carissa Davis, Extension
Educator, 4-H Youth Development - Menard, Sangamon, Logan] |