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4-H Youth Development


 

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4-H Club Membership:

Youth may become 4-H members when they enter the third grade and may continue their membership through the completion of grade 12. Each individual may continue membership for a maximum of ten (10) consecutive years.

 

Exceptions:

(1) Youth who enroll in grade three and are advanced academically (thus graduating early) may continue for a total of 10 years ONLY if the enrollment occurs in consecutive years.

(2) Those youth who are academically advanced and “skip” 3rd grade, may begin the program as a 4th grader and may continue for a total of 10 years ONLY if the enrollment occurs in consecutive years.

(3) Those youth who entered the program in 3rd grade and for one reason or another leave formal education prior to the completion of 12th grade may continue for a total of 10 years ONLY if the enrollment occurs in consecutive years.

 

NOTE: 10 years of membership in the 4-H Youth Development is an opportunity --- not an entitlement.

Those youth who do not enroll as 3rd grade students or meet the exceptions above, conclude their involvement with the program during the summer immediately following the completion of their senior year in high school.

 

An individual’s 4-H grade is determined by the school grade in which he or she is classified regardless of the time of year he or she enrolls in 4-H. A member does not advance in 4-H grade until he or she enrolls in 4-H for the subsequent school year. Each member should enroll in the division of a project that would best suit his/her interest and potential for personal growth and would enhance their family involvement.

 

Opportunities in the 4-H program are available to all Indiana youth as defined regardless of race, religion, color, sex, national origin, marital status, parental status, sexual orientation or disability.

Married young men and women of 4-H age may participate in any of the 4-H projects and activities.  However, married persons must participate by the same terms and conditions and/or guidelines as unmarried participants.

Membership in 4-H is gained by annually enrolling through a Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Office located in each of Indiana's 92 counties.

The 4-H club year usually extends from one annual 4-H exhibit to the next. Enrollment is an annual process attained by completing the appropriate county 4-H enrollment form. Each county establishes its own enrollment deadline. 

The Franklin County Enrollment Deadline is March 1.


Franklin County  4-H Clubs

and Volunteer Leaders


All 4-H volunteers must be accepted through and application and screening process.

 

Blooming Grove Tigers

« Beth Caudill «

1st Monday - 7:00 p.m.

Blooming Grove Firehouse

 

Brookville Little Darlings & Gents

« Alma Waywood « Sandy Cox «

2nd Saturday - 10:00 a.m.

Sharon Meier’s Home

 

Dog Club

« Ruth & Howard Hughes « Nina Muccillo «

Weekly – 6:30 p.m.

Franklin County 4-H Fairgrounds

 

 

 East Franklin Flyers

« Kim Schwab « Shari Burger «

« Cindy Hall « Pat Smith «

1st Monday - 7:00 p.m.

Mt. Carmel Elementary School

 

Highland Hoosiers

« Patti Bischoff  « Rob & Mia Pickett«

2nd Monday - 7:00 p.m.

St. Peter's United Church of Christ

 

Highland Hy-Flyers

« Tim McDonough « Ray Mergenthal «

2nd Monday – 7:00 p.m.

St. Peter’s United Church of Christ

 

Horse & Pony Mustangers

« Jenny Wilz « Karen Niedenthal «

2nd Monday, 7:00 p.m.

 

Junior Leader Club

«Leslie Ludwig «Mary Jo Reiboldt«

2nd Tuesday - 7:00 p.m.

Franklin County 4-H Fairgrounds or

Old Sr. Citizens Building

 

 

Laurel Willing Workers

« Tonya Jones « Tammy Sams«

Last Friday – 5:00 p.m.

Laurel Library

 

Mixerville Madhatters

« Mindy Van Winkle « Rosa Brehm «

3rd Sunday- 4:00 p.m.

Brookville Road Baptist Church

 

 

 Oxford Pike Pioneers

« Rex & Martha Rosenberger « John & Lynn Kerr «

Meetings TBA

Rosenbergers’ Home

Oak Forest Harvesters

« Robin Johnson «

Oak Forest Church of Christ

4-H Sharp Shooters Shooting Sports Clubs

« Dan Johnson (Rifle) « Dwayne Murray «

Every other Tuesday, April - September

5 - 7, PM -DNR Shooting Range at Quaker Town

 

« John Browning (Archery)«

Meetings, April - July at On Target, Sunman, IN 

Superkids

« Kathy Bedel «Lucille Honnert «

« Theresa Davis « Karen Schwab«

2nd or 3rd Friday – 7:00 p.m.

Meeting locations vary

Whitcomb Boosters

« Quentin & Patsy Lanning « Beth Fultz «

One Monday a month - 7:00 p.m.

Whitcomb United Methodist Church

Udder Cream Gang

(Goat Club)

« Carol Zeiser « Kim Sterwerf « Julie Bowling «

Time & Place TBA 

 


2008 4-H Association Members


 

Dave Cook - President Rick Gill - Vice-President
John Kerr Michael T. Schwab - Treasurer
Michael Bowling Rick Hofer
David Kaiser Beth Kaiser
Gary Kerr Neysa Raible
Rex Rosenberger Michael R. Schwab

2007 4-H Project Committee Members

If you would like to volunteer on a project committee please contact the Extension Office.

(youth and adults are welcomed and needed)

All 4-H volunteers must be accepted through and application and screening process.

 

Project

Committee

Project

Committee

Aerospace

Eugene Meyer International Studies Mary Schuck

Arts & Crafts

Beth Caudill (Chairperson), Pat Smith, Kim Schwab, Ron Galyen

Junior Leaders

Ginny Bruns, Mary Jo Reiboldt, Leslie Ludwig

Baskets

Pat Smith, Kim Schwab Lawn & Garden Tractor George Smith, Michael T. Schwab

Beef

Ervin Roberts (Chairperson), Eric Roberts, Matt Siedling, Glenn Williams, Blake Singer, Ginny Bruns Microwave Cooking Joann Koch, Ginny Bruns

Cake Decorating

Marilyn Roberts, Ginny Bruns

Model Building

 

Child Development

Brenda Williams, Diana Galyen

Personality

Brenda Williams

Collections

Mary Schuck Pets  

Computers

 

Photography

Kim Schwab, Ron Galyen, Diana Koester

Consumer Clothing

Joann Koch, Ginny Bruns

Potatoes

Lucille Honnert
Corn Philip Wendel, Rex Rosenberger

Poultry

Richard Buckler, (Chairperson), Debbie Banks, Mary Schuck, Cheryl Simmermeyer

Dairy

Dan Meyer, George Smith Recycling  

Dogs

Ruth Hughes, Howard Hughes

Rabbits

Tom Drewes, (Chairperson), Joann Drewes, Sharon Drewes, Linda Hisle, Mary Schuck, Cheryl Simmermeyer, Theresa Weidner

Electric

 

Scrapbook 

Kim Schwab, Shari Burger

Entomology

 

Sewing

Susann Wendel, Ginny Bruns
Fashion Revue Katie Burger, Ginny Bruns Sewing For Fun Susann Wendel, Ginny Bruns
Field Tractor Operator Jim Crawford, Roger Bommer

Sheep

Rex Rosenberger (Chairperson), Quentin Lanning, Martha Rosenberger, Kim Schwab

Floriculture

Joyce Frondorf (Chairperson), Pat Smith

Shooting Sports

Dan Johnson, Dwayne Murray (Rifle), John Browning (Archery)

Foods

Jeroma Brown (Chairperson), Beth Fultz, Ginny Bruns Small Engines  

Forestry

  Soil & Water Conservation  

Garden

Lucille Honnert Soybeans Philip Wendel, Rex Rosenberger, Shari Burger

Genealogy

 

Sportfishing

 

Geology

 

Swine

Keith Coffey (Chairman), Todd Raible, Gary Kerr,  Neysa Raible

Gift Wrapping

  Tobacco Philip Wendel, Rex Rosenberger

Goats

Carol Zeiser, Mindy Van Winkle, Kim Sterwerf, Michael Bowling, Julie Bowling

Veterinary Science

Liz Weidner
Hay Katie Burger

Weather

 
Health Kara Knapp Weeds Katie Burger

Herbs

Lucille Honnert Wheat Philip Wendel, Rex Rosenberger

Home Environment

Mary Schuck

Wildlife

 

Horse & Pony

Jenny Wilz (Chairperson), Michele Alexander, Diana Getz, Karen Neidenthal, Tammy Robben, Regan Abernathy

Woodworking

Quentin Lanning