COTTONWOOD EXTENSION

ELLIS – 4-H members from across Ellis County met in Ellis Sunday, March 4, to showcase their performing talents and communication skills during 4-H Day. The 4-H Day event focuses on building the life skills of communication, decision making and team work.

Results from the event are as follows:

Junior / Intermediate Demonstrations / Illustrated Talks
Top Blues – Isabelle & Johanna Jones; Karli Neher
Regional Alternates – Aydan Church; Callie Lane

Senior Demonstrations / Illustrated Talks
Top Blues – Dustin Rajewski; Katie Weisenborn
Regional Alternates – Alexia Oxenford; Cyrus Vajnar

Project Talks
Top Blues – Cadence Dickey; Keeli Kimzey
Regional Alternates – Callie Lane; Marisa Wasinger

Public Speaking
Top Blue – Kaleb Neher

Extemporaneous Speaking
Top Blue – Jacob Schmeidler

Senior Readings
Top Blues – Anna Kuhn; Dustin Rajewski

Junior Readings
Top Blues – Kaden Haas; Devlyn Jochum
Regional Alternates – Keeli Kimzey; Lizzy Vajnar

Other Talent
Regional Blue – Lindyn Jochum

Instrumental Music Solo
Top Blues – Devlyn Jochum; Katy Walters
Regional Alternates – Cadence Dickey; Dustin Rajewski

Vocal Solo
Top Blues – Devlyn Jochum; Katy Walters
Regional Alternates – Cadence Dickey; Elizabeth Dickman

Club Skit
Top Blue – Buckeye Jr. Farmers

For a complete results listing, visit www.cottonwood.ksu.edu and click on the Ellis County 4-H link.

Regional Blue presentations will compete at the Regional 4-H Day in Stockton on Friday, April 6. The public is welcome to attend.