Fulton County Seniors

Let's celebrate our Fulton County 4-H Seniors!

When you see them at the Fulton County 4-H Fair, cheer them on,  celebrate with them, and wish them luck on their future adventures! 

 

Contact Us

Purdue Extension - Fulton County

1009 W. 3rd Street

Rochester, IN 46975

574-223-3397

 

 

Class of 2023 Fulton County 4-H Seniors

Delaney Barkman

Delaney Barkman

Rochester High School
Woodrow Peppers/Sodbusters 4-H Club

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Bailey Collins

Caston High School

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Austin Dague

Caston High School

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Amanda Evers

Amanda Evers

Caston High School

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Marshall  Finke

Marshall Finke

Caston High School

Years in 4-H: 10 years with Burton Busy Bees 4-H Club

Favorite project(s): Beef and Swine

Favorite 4-H activities: Shooting Sports - Going to the Conversation Club

What has 4-H meant to you: It has meant a great deal to me. I am grateful to have been able to participate in an organization that has helped me to grow and gain skills.

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Parents/Guardians: Matthew & Renell Finke 

Elly Fuller

Rochester High School

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Jadyn Geller

Rochester High School

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Evan  Harsh

Evan Harsh

Tippecanoe Valley High School

Years in 4-H: 10 years with the Henry Hardy Farmers 4-H Club

Favorite project(s):  Swine and Bottle Rockets

Favorite 4-H activities: Getting to spend an entire week with my friends at the fairgrounds during fair week.

What has 4-H meant to you: What 4-H has meant to me has been the ability to carry on a family tradition of breeding, raising, and showing show pigs. This is a tradition I hope to pass on to my children. this has allowed me a closer connection to my family, parents, brother, grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins. It has also meant great relationships and memories with my 4-H friends that will last a lifetime. 

Future plans: Ivy Tech to attain an associates degree in Animal Agribusiness

Parents/Guardians: Matt & Stacey Harsh

Sidney Haughs

Sidney Haughs

Rochester High School

Years in 4-H: 10 years with the Woodrow Peppers & Sodbusters 4-H Club

Favorite project(s): Swine and Scrapbooking

Favorite 4-H activities: Pig wrestling and the demolition derby 

What has 4-H meant to you: 4-H is a place where I learned how to hold myself accountable and also where I learned that it is okay to make mistakes. It meant a lot to me because it wasn't always about winning, it was about having fun. 

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Parents/Guardians: Oscar & Christina Haughs

Luke Hunting

Rochester High School

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Kyler Lowe

Rochester High School

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Grant Nelson

Tippecanoe Valley High School

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Hunter Shriver

Rochester High School

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Connor Sommers

Caston High School

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Elizabeth Weaver

Elizabeth Weaver

Rochester High School

Years in 4-H: 10 years with Woodrow Peppers & Sodbusters 4-H Club

Favorite project(s): Dog project with Mighty Mutts

Favorite 4-H activities: My favorite 4-H activity is Mighty Mutts

What has 4-H meant to you: 4-H has meant a great deal to me and taught me so much. I've learned patience and to be competitive. I have learned responsibility, as well as courage. 4-H means to me: hard work, frustration, and failure then the amazing feeling when you accomplish what you have been working for. 

Future plans: Purdue University studying in the School of Engineering 

Parents/Guardians: Keri Weaver, Brad Weaver 

Amy Williams

Rochester High School

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