Jeremiah Brock

Brock, a graduate of Martinsville High School, is the son of Carol Collins and Richard Brock and a member of Hoosier Plow Kids 4-H club.

He has completed projects in Swine and Hay.

Brock has received awards for Champion Mixed Hay and Reserve Champion Chester White Gilt.

Brock has enjoyed showing pigs, Battle of the Barns and spending time with friends during his 10 years as a 4-H member.

He credits his parents with being his biggest influence during his 4-H career.

Brock plans to attend a trade school to become a lineman.

He would like to help with 4-H in the future since he plans for his children to be 4-H members.

Bridget Coffey

Coffey, a graduate of Martinsville High School, is the daughter of Karen Payton and Eric Coffey.

She is a member of Clover Kids 4-H club.

Projects Coffey has completed include Llamas, Small Animals and many indoor projects.

Her favorite 4-H activity is Junior Leaders and her favorite things about 4-H include working with animals, making new friends and doing crafty things.

The most influential person of Bridget's 4-H career is her grandma, Mary Buttery.

She plans to attend Ivy Tech to become an RN.

Hailey Dean

Dean is the daughter of Susan Hermann and a graduate of Martinsville High School.

She is a member of Rising Hopes 4-H club.

Dean has completed projects in Home Environment, Crafts, Sewing, Sheep, Consumer Clothing, Fashion Review, Electric, Forestry, Gift Wrapping and Flowers.

She has received many awards including State Fair Fashion Review, Sheep Herdsman Award, National Pins, Medallions and Award of Merit.

Dean has enjoyed being a camp counselor, being a Junior Leader, participating in Share the Fun and developing new skills during her 4-H career.

She credits her mom with being the biggest influence in her 4-H career.

Deab will be attending IU in the fall to obtain a degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences.

She would like to help with the Fashion Review project in the future.

Ashtyn Fisher

Fisher, the daughter of Brett & Carrie Fisher, is a graduate of Mooresville High School.

Her completed projects include Swine and Beef. Among Fisher's awards are Intermediate Swine Showmanship and Grand Champion Gilt.

She enjoys Battle of the Barns and the Calf Round Up most.

4-H has allowed Fisher to raise and work with her animals, meet new people and build lifelong friendships.

Her brother Devon Fisher has been her biggest influence during her 4-H career. He has been a tremendous help to her in 4-H and has always had faith in her.

She will be attending Ball State University to major in Business Administration and minor in Hospitality Management.

Fisher would like to help 4-H children with their projects in the future.

Rachel Hastings

Hastings, a graduate of Mooresville High School, is the daughter of Jim and Tracy Hastings.

Her completed projects include Giftwrapping, Photography, Scrapbooking, Fine Arts and Other Crafts.

Hastings' awards include Champion Giftwrapping, Reserve Champion Giftwrapping, State Fair Fine Arts, Champion Fine Arts and Special Merit Fine Arts.

Her favorite 4-H activity is Junior Leaders.

Hastings' main influence during her 4-H career has been her mom.

She plans to attend IU School of Dentistry to become a pediatric dentist.

She would like to help with 4-H indoor projects and the Rabbit project.

Elizabeth Hendrix

Hendrix is the daughter of Brenda Hendrix, a graduate of Indian Creek High School and a member of Rising Hope 4-H club.

She has completed projects in Photography, Crops, Consumer Clothing, Foods, Sewing and Microwave Cooking.

Her awards include Champion Foods, Champion Sewing, Champion Hay and being an Ambassador.

She enjoys being a camp counselor and an Ambassador.

Her grandma, Eva Leonard, has been her main influence throughout her 4-H career.

She plans to attend school to major in Business Administration so she can open a photography shop.

She would like to help with the Photography project in the future.

Olivia Hess

Hess is the daughter of Eric and Andrea Hess and a graduate of Martinsville High School.

Her completed projects include Beef and Swine.

Hess' dad has been her biggest influence during her 4-H career, and she credits 4-H with teaching her how to be responsible.

Hess plans to attend Purdue University to major in Animal Science and pursue a career in Veterinary Medicine.

Cody Hopkins

Hopkins, a graduate of Martinsville High School, is the son of David and Amy Hopkins.

He has completed projects in Swine and Beef.

He enjoys the competition of 4-H and meeting new friends.

Hopkins' dad is his most influential person in his 4-H career.

He will be attending Franklin College to study Business and play football.

Joshua Hunt

Hunt's parents are James and Shana Hunt.

He is a graduate of Martinsville High School and a member of Hoosier Plow Kids 4-H club.

His completed projects include Fine Arts, Wildlife, Health and Forestry.

Hunt's awards include State Fair awards in Fine Arts and Best in Show for Poultry.

His favorite 4-H activities are Junior Leaders and 4-H Ambassadors.

He enjoys working in groups and doing community service work. His aunt, Rena Sheldon has been the biggest influence on his 4-H career.

Josh plans to attend Purdue University to major in Animal Science and minor in Liberal Arts.

He would like to help 4-H members with Poultry by showing them how to show and care for chickens.

Cara Knoy

Knoy is the daughter of Darrell and Jean Ann Knoy, a graduate of Cascade High School and a member of Monrovia M&M's 4-H club.

She has completed projects in Beef, Hay, Swine, Sheep, Child Development, Crafts, Foods, Recycling and Microwave Cooking. Knoy has received awards in all three divisions of Beef Showmanship, her other awards include 4-H Volunteer Award, 4-H Spirit Award, Mental Attitude Award and Champion Senior Shropshire Showman (State Fair).

4-H activities she enjoys most include Livestock Judging, 4-H Ambassadors and being a Mini Camp Counselor. Knoy has learned how to be responsible and how to be a leader; she has also met many new people and learned new skills during her 4-H career.

She credits her mom with being the most influential person of her 4-H career.

Knoy plans to attend Ivy Tech in the Pathways to Purdue Program for two years, then, transfer to Purdue to major in Animal Science and minor in Agronomy.

She would like to help with the Beef Project in the future.

Amanda LaVullis

LaVullis is a graduate of Mooresville High School, the daughter of Mandy and Dave LaVullis and a member of Country Friends 4-H club.

Her completed projects include Cattle, Sheep, Swine and Sewing.

Her awards include Reserve Champion Angus Steer, Reserve Champion Southdown Ewe, Champion Hampshire Ewe, First Place State Fair Sewing, Reserve Champion Poland Barrow and Champion Sewing.

Her favorite 4-H activity is showing Cattle.

LaVullis' favorite 4-H experiences include meeting new people and having fun during the summer.

She is attending Ivy Tech to be a surgical nurse.

Austin LaVullis

LaVullis is the son of Mandy and Dave LaVullis, a graduate of Mooresville High School and a member of Country Friends 4-H club.

His completed projects include Beef and Swine.

The 4-H activity he enjoys most is showing Beef.

His favorite 4-H experiences include showing Cattle and spending time with old and new friends at the fair.

His main influence throughout his 4-H career has been his cousin, Amy.

He plans to attend a trade school.

Jace Lowry

Lowry, the son of John and Jo Lynn Lowry, is a graduate of Martinsville High School.

Projects he has completed include Beef, Swine and Sheep.

The 4-H activities Jace enjoys most are showing livestock and the Calf Round Up.

The thing he likes best about 4-H is being with his friends.

The person that he credits with being the main influence of his 4-H career is his dad.

Lowry plans to attend Syracuse University in the fall.

Samantha Messmer

Messmer is the daughter of Dean and April Messmer, a graduate of Martinsville High School and a member of the Busy Beetles 4-H club.

Projects she has completed include Foods, Swine, Consumer Clothing, Food Preservation, Sewing, Gardening, Dairy, Corn, Beef and Soybeans. Messmer's awards include Round Robin Showman, John Gilbert Award, Farm Bureau Tenure Award, State Fair Sweepstakes, Reserve Champion Shorthorn Showman and many Champions.

Her favorite 4-H activities are being on the Morgan County 4-H Livestock Judging Team, going to Shakamak 4-H Camp, helping with 4-H mini camps and Share the Fun.

What she liked most about her 4-H experience is fair preparation, showing livestock, helping to prepare the 4-H building for the fair, catching up with old friends and making new friends.

The person who has most influenced Messmer throughout her 4-H career is her grandmother, Rosanna Messmer.

She will be attending Ivy Tech this fall. She would like to return to 4-H to help with the Busy Beetles 4-H club and also to help with cattle.

Ethan Ramey

Ramey, a graduate of Martinsville High School, is the son of Joseph and Dana Ramey.

His completed projects include Rabbit and Rabbit Posters.

Ramey's awards include The Pryor Award for Rabbits, Best of Show, Grand Champion Meat Pen, Champion Rabbit Poster and Grand Champion 4-Class Rabbit.

Throughout his 4-H career, he has enjoyed showing rabbits, making new friends and learning new skills.

His parents have been the biggest influence of his 4-H career.

He plans to attend Purdue University to study Mechanical Engineering Technology.

He would like to help out with the rabbit show in the future.

Johnna Saucerman

Saucerman is a graduate of Monrovia High School; her parents are John and Carrie Saucerman.

She is a member of A&A Township 4-H club.

She has completed projects in Swine, Photography, Cake Decorating, Other Crafts and Poultry.

Among Saucerman's awards are Swine Herdsman Award, Grand Champion Cake Decorating, Rabbit Royalty (Princess), Other Crafts Honorable Mention and Champion Flowers.

The 4-H activity that she enjoys most is being on the livestock judging team.

She also enjoys sharing her 4-H experiences with her family.

Saucerman's parents are the main influence in her 4-H career.

She will be attending Marian University to study elementary education.

Krista Scobee

Scobee, a graduate of Mooresville High School, is the daughter of Kevin and Kimberly Scobee.

Her completed projects include Other Crafts, Fine Arts and Scrapbooking. Scobee received a Champion in Other Crafts.

The 4-H activities she enjoys the most are Shakamak 4-H Camp and the fair.

The things she has enjoyed most about her 4-H experience are meeting so many new people and making great memories.

The person who has influenced her most throughout her 4-H career is her dad, who was a 10 year 4-H member and always has the best advice.

Scobee plans to attend Vincennes University to study homeland security and law enforcement.

She would like to help with the Scrapbooking project in the future.

Joy Sheldon

Sheldon is the daughter of Donnie and Rena Sheldon, a graduate of Martinsville High School and a member of the Morgan County 4-H Swine Club.

Her completed projects include Swine, Cat, Beef, Foods, Sewing, Scrapbooking, Photography, Needlecrafts, Junior Leaders and Livestock Posters.

Awards she has received include Supreme Showman, John Gilbert Scholarship, Swine Accomplishment Scholarship, 4-H Club Scholarship and 4-H Ambassadors.

Sheldon's favorite 4-H activities are Livestock Judging, Swine Club, Ambassadors and Junior Leaders.

She credits her dad and mom, Donnie and Rena, and John Sichting with being her most important 4-H influences.

Sheldon plans to attend Purdue University in the fall to major in Agricultural Communications and in Marketing.

She would like to help out with the 4-H Swine project in the future.

Grant Shupe

Shupe is a member of A&A Township 4-H club, his parents are Todd and Susan Shupe, and he is a graduate of Eminence High School.

Shupe's completed projects include Beef, Corn, Swine and Soybeans.

He has received awards for Junior Swine Showmanship, Champion Corn, Champion Soybeans and First Place Rate of Gain Heifer.

His favorite 4-H activities include the Beef Grooming Contest, livestock showing and the Calf Round Up.

What he likes most about 4-H is meeting new people.

Shupe's dad has been the main influence of his 4-H career.

He will be attending Ball State University in the fall to major in Exercise Science.

Shupe would like to return to 4-H to help with the Beef project.

Cody Wood

Wood is the son of David Wood and a member of A&A Township 4-H club.

His completed projects include Sheep, Swine and Poultry.

Awards Cody has received include Grand Champion Poultry, Grand Champion Meat Pen, Grand Champion Waterfowl and the Morgan County Sheep Breeders Award.

His favorite 4-H activities are Battle of the Barns and showing his animals.

Wood's most influential people throughout his 4-H career are his dad, his grandpa, Scott Whitaker, John Gilbert and Diana Hart.

Wood plans to attend a trade school.