Extension Matters

Volume 8 Number 3

Finding Their Spark

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Photos by Michaela Parker

A group photo of three young men and one young woman. — Mississippi 4-H Idol, a new contest, allowed young performers to share their singing talents. 4-H Idol winner Juan Ramirez of Pontotoc County (second from left) with performers TaeAngelo Carter (left) and Tupelo Honey.

A teenage girl singing into a microphone. — Avery Fulford of Pontotoc County

A teenage girl singing into a microphone. — McKaylah DeLoach of Lowndes County

A teenage boy singing into a microphone and playing guitar. — Cody McFetridge of Wayne County

A teenage boy singing into a microphone and playing guitar. — Dalton Burney of Yalobusha County

Three young men and one young woman smile for a group photo. Two of the boys wear welding helmets. — The welding contest included (from left) Amy Grace Estes of Amite County, Wyatt Meriwether of Leflore County, Luke Hay of Newton County, and first-place winner J. J. Hill of Jasper County.

Three young men squatting on grass smile for a group photo. — The Amite County 4-H team for forestry judging, featuring (from left) Kody Hewitt, Haygen Hutson, and Bryan Walsh, earned third-place honors.

Four young women smile for a group photo. — The Modeling Squad first-place large troupe winners included (from left) Mariah Montgomery, Laura Lee Brown, Jasmier Coleman, and Arabella Castleman, all from Pontotoc County 4-H.

Four teenagers wearing black aprons and white chef hats smile for a group photo. — Mississippi 4-H Cookoff contestants from Lowndes County included (from left) LaKenzia Ham, Zion Johnson, Rakiya Cunning, and McKenzie DeLoach.

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