Each year at the County 4-H Awards Ceremony, a number of awards are given out to club members who have exhibited excellence in their 4-H work in the past year. These awards are based on achievement, dedication, good character, leadership, and the submission of a 4-H record book. Each club submits nominations for the awards, and the county 4-H office makes the final selection from the county-wide pool of names. This year's event is Saturday, February 17 from 7-10 pm at the Heritage Building at the fairgrounds.
Everyone is encouraged to attend.
Here is a description of the awards and our club nominees for 2018. Good luck to everyone named below!
Mrs. Dobos
SR. ALL-STAR SERVICE—Recognition for the many small achievements and contributions that often go unnoticed; always willing to serve at their club, community, or county functions
Lucky Clovers nominee: Patrick O'Hanlon
SR. COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CITIZENSHIP (“Lawson King”)—Takes an outstanding part in community service projects at the club, county, and state level; shows the ability to be an all-around “good 4-H citizen”
Lucky Clovers nominee: Penny Martin
SR. CREATIVE, PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, photography, theater, music, video production, fine arts, and arts and crafts.
Lucky Clovers nominee: Lauren French
SR. LEADERSHIP AWARD—For excellence in character, well-balanced personal development, demonstration of constructive leadership qualities, using leadership skills, and helping lead other 4-H members in a positive manner. Includes a trip to Camp Miniwanca Leadership Camp in Michigan
Lucky Clovers nominee: Heather Guernsey
SR. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE/NATURAL RESOURCES—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, conservation, forestry, and outdoor safety. This award is sponsored by the Izaak Walton League.
Lucky Clovers nominee: Patrick O'Hanlon
INTERMEDIATE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE / NATURAL RESOURCES—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, conservation, forestry, and outdoor safety. This award is sponsored by the Izaak Walton League.
Lucky Clovers nominee: Everett Hutter
JR. CREATIVE, PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, photography, theater, music, video production, fine arts, and arts and crafts.
Lucky Clovers nominee: Clayton Zhao
JR. SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, small engines, robotics, aerospace, woodworking, and shooting sports
Lucky Clovers nominee: Ryan Guernsey
JR. LEADERSHIP AWARD—For excellence in character, well-balanced personal development, demonstration of constructive leadership qualities, using leadership skills, and helping lead other 4-H members in a positive manner
Lucky Clovers nominee: Everett Hutter
JR. HOMEMAKER—Excellence in project areas of food and nutrition, sewing and fashion, public speaking
Lucky Clovers nominee: Seth Martin and Mia Barnes
JR. ALL-STAR SERVICE—Recognition for the many small achievements and contributions that often go unnoticed; always willing to serve at their club, community, or county functions
Lucky Clovers nominee: Brennan Zhao and Lauren Guernsey
JR. COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CITIZENSHIP—Takes an outstanding part in community service projects at the club, county, and state level; shows the ability to be an all-around “good 4-H citizen”
Lucky Clovers nominee: Ryan Guernsey and Everett Hutter
Lucky Clovers nominee: Lauren French
SR. LEADERSHIP AWARD—For excellence in character, well-balanced personal development, demonstration of constructive leadership qualities, using leadership skills, and helping lead other 4-H members in a positive manner. Includes a trip to Camp Miniwanca Leadership Camp in Michigan
Lucky Clovers nominee: Heather Guernsey
SR. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE/NATURAL RESOURCES—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, conservation, forestry, and outdoor safety. This award is sponsored by the Izaak Walton League.
Lucky Clovers nominee: Patrick O'Hanlon
INTERMEDIATE ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE / NATURAL RESOURCES—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, conservation, forestry, and outdoor safety. This award is sponsored by the Izaak Walton League.
Lucky Clovers nominee: Everett Hutter
JR. CREATIVE, PERFORMING AND VISUAL ARTS—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, photography, theater, music, video production, fine arts, and arts and crafts.
Lucky Clovers nominee: Clayton Zhao
JR. SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND TECHNOLOGY—Awarded for excellence in project areas including, but not limited to, small engines, robotics, aerospace, woodworking, and shooting sports
Lucky Clovers nominee: Ryan Guernsey
JR. LEADERSHIP AWARD—For excellence in character, well-balanced personal development, demonstration of constructive leadership qualities, using leadership skills, and helping lead other 4-H members in a positive manner
Lucky Clovers nominee: Everett Hutter
JR. HOMEMAKER—Excellence in project areas of food and nutrition, sewing and fashion, public speaking
Lucky Clovers nominee: Seth Martin and Mia Barnes
JR. ALL-STAR SERVICE—Recognition for the many small achievements and contributions that often go unnoticed; always willing to serve at their club, community, or county functions
Lucky Clovers nominee: Brennan Zhao and Lauren Guernsey
JR. COMMUNITY SERVICE AND CITIZENSHIP—Takes an outstanding part in community service projects at the club, county, and state level; shows the ability to be an all-around “good 4-H citizen”
Lucky Clovers nominee: Ryan Guernsey and Everett Hutter
