4-Hers Show Their Stuff at Demo Day 2015
Our Thanks to Teton Co Agent Jane Wolery for this report and photos:
Luke Ostberg followed with a presentation on proper shooting techniques. Ostberg has been involved in the Teton County 4-H shooting sports program for several years and has been competing at some events in the region.
Next up were Shea Ostberg and Madeline Konen who gave “tips” for decorating cakes. The two Eager Eagles 4-H club members have been taking cake decorating classes from 4-H volunteer, Christina McCollom.
Tori Newmiller, a first-year 4-H member, demonstrated on how to tie-dye without tying. She wore a colorful shirt she had made using the techniques she demonstrated. Hannah Konen tried a different type of presentation this year by doing a commercial. With her 60-second commercial, Hannah promoted attending 4-H Camp held July 14-16 at Camp Rotary near Monarch. Hannah is a first-year 4-H Camp counselor and is involved with the planning of camp. 4-H camp is open to 4-H members and non-members.
Abigail and Nicholas Konen also tried a new style of public presentation by doing an interview. Abigail, in the reporter role, questioned Nicholas on his trip to Haiti and what he learned about the country, culture, government and the orphanage he visited.
Taylor Asselstine then had the crowd tied up in knots with her demonstration on how to turn a scarf into a vest and a “knotty, but nice” head scarf.
Bellamy Beadle shared her top-secret mission for a healthy brownie featuring black beans.
Watson Snyder was second fiddle to none as he shared his knowledge of the violin, from construction to creating music.