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COUNTY 4-HERS TAKE HONORS AT 4-H EVENT

COUNTY 4-HERS TAKE HONORS AT 4-H EVENT

Thirty-five, Chattooga County Cloverleaf 4-Hers traveled to Georgia Highlands College, in Rome Georgia to participate in District Project Achievement on Saturday, January 22, 2022.  

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Many of the students came home with tops honors.  However, I would state that “They are all winners for being chosen to attend this prestigious event.” It took a lot of work and practice for each young person to prepare for this level of competition. Each fifth or sixth grade 4-H’er gave an illustrated talk or demonstration on a topic they chose. Most demonstrations last about five minutes, and the 4-H’er uses two or three posters.  I can still remember my first 4-H project, which was over 15years ago. It was the stepping stone to get me through many more speeches and presentations, through school, college, and my career.

Prior to the district competition, 5th and 6th graders from all the county schools had the opportunity to prepare a speech and compete at school. Chattooga County had over 400 youth prepare a project and present their projects at school. Students choose from 64 projects for their demonstration. Today’s projects include international, veterinary science, computers, conservation, photography, public speaking, plant and soils, performing arts, and financial management, just to name a few.

Competition for Cloverleaf 4-H’ers ends at district competition, but it prepares them for more advanced competition as they get older. Competing at DPA, not only allows our youth to gain valuable life skills, and the ability to share their interest but also earns them top honors in our county.

4-Hers participating were:

Last Name

First Name

Project Area

School

Grade

Austin

Lexi

Entomology

LMES

5th

Benefield

Elliot

Dairy Foods

Trion

5th

Blair

Mai’Jhor

Historic People

Lyerly

5th

Bressner

Linley

Crafts

Trion

5th

Brown

Jewel

Crafts

LMES

5th

Buckner

Lennox

Outdoor Survival Skills

Trion

5th

Carr

Addi

Dairy Foods

Lyerly

5th

Cash

Lauren

Crafts

Lyerly

5th

Cherry

Zoey

Fruits, Vegetables, and Nuts

Trion

6th

Colbert

Morgan

Sports-Individual

Trion

5th

Cordle

Morgan

General Sciences

Trion

5th

Cornejo

Hailey

General Recreation

LMES

5th

Driskell

Claire

Dairy Foods

Lyerly

5th

Evans

Cayson

Computer Information Technology

LMES

5th

Fountain

Annie

Dog Care and Training

Menlo

5th

Groce

Lila

Crafts

Trion

5th

Hill

Shelby

Sports- Team

Trion

5th

Hogue

Addi

Sports-Team

Trion

5th

Jarrett

Riley

Sports- Team

Trion

5th

Key

Kiley

Current Events, People, and Places

Trion

5th

Ledford

Hart

Computer Information Technology

Trion

5th

Locklear

Nate

Historic Events

Trion

5th

McCutchins

Ailee

Workforce Preparation

Trion

5th

Patterson

Drew

General Recreation

Trion

5th

Pledger

Paisley

General Science

Trion

5th

Ray

Ella

Engineering and Mechanics

Trion

5th

Salmon

Agan

Workforce Preparation

Trion

5th

Sanford

Ayla

Sports- Team

Trion

5th

Shelton

Tate

Workforce Preparation

Lyerly

5th

Smith

Konner

Current Events, People, and Places

Trion

5th

Smith

Payton

Sports-Team

Trion

5th

Staton

Hartley

Cat Care

Trion

5th

Troyer

Charles

Poultry

Trion

5th

Vasquez-Perez

Yulmi

Wildlife

LMES

5th

Waller

Abigail

Workforce Preparation

Trion

5th

We are proud to report that we brought home 36 awards, including an Outstanding Achievement Award.

This event would not have been possible without the support of our leaders and teen leaders who accompanied us to the event. Alexis Lemmings, Cora Conley, Walt Beach, Lane Bridges, Callie Brown, and Lydia Pence helped the day run smoothly coordinating room assignments, carnival games, and guides for competition locations. Natalie Peterson, Rebecca Thomas, and Zach White assisted in the coordination and judging of multiple projects! Once again, we would like to congratulate all participants on their hard work for qualifyingand placing at Cloverleaf Project Achievement at Georgia Highlands College!

For more information on 4-H programs and activities, please contact the Chattooga County Extension at (706) 857-0744

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