4-H Clubs in Washington County

Washington County has approximately 550 youth in grades K-12 involved in 4-H.  Washington County has 18 community clubs, 6 Clover Kids clubs, a Junior Master Gardeners club, and a Photography club.

4-H community clubs and leaders in Washington County:

  • Bows & Bullets (Shooting Sports) - Duane Hammen, Jackie Ross, Don Pfeiffer
  • Crooked Creek - Barb Swailes, Pam Davis, Joseph Wells
  • Dutch Creek Flyers - Leon Greiner
  • Franklin Cubs - Ron Wehr, David Moeller, Harry Walker 
  • Good Luck - Lynn Wright, Nancy Adrian
  • Highlanders - Stephanie Sexton, Heidi Wide 
  • Highland Hi-Risers - Karen Megchelsen
  • Horse & Pony - Gale Whitacre, Harold Wylie, Jim Hotchkiss, Amanda Farrier
  • Jackson Jets - Jan Freel, Bob Spenner, Sherri Davis 
  • Kalona Klassics - Terri Duwa, Andrea Thrapp, Chelsea Thrapp 
  • Limecreek Limelights - Cyndy McCall, Julie Altenhofen, Donna Palmer, Marianne Van Roekel
  • Limecreek Livewires - Howard Bohr, Joe TeBockhorst, Bob Stutzman
  • Prairie Pride - Kathleen Brinning, Carol Wehr, Amy Greiner
  • Riverside Enterprisers - Ann Lampe, Jean Lenz 
  • Riverside Ramblers - Jim Schneider, Doug Colbert
  • 76 Progressives - Tim Sieren, Brian Becker
  • Washington Go-Getters - Laurie Pemberton, Tammy Vittetoe
  • Washington Hustlers - John Colbert, Kathy Ebert

4-H Clover Kids Clubs and leaders in Washington County:

  • Crawfordsville Clover Kids - Ruchel Hiller
  • Jackson Clover Kids - Heather Marek, Dorcas Jarrard, Rachel Fishback 
  • Eagle's Nest Clover Kids - Deidra Baker
  • Riverside Clover Kids - Tami Simon, Traci Hora, Sue Wollrab
  • St. James Clover Kids - Cindy Hinckley
  • Washington Clover Kids - Tanya Stalder, Erin Smith

4-H special interest clubs and leaders in Washington County:

  • Junior Master Gardeners - Mary Langr, Carol Ray 
  • Washington Sure Shots (Photography Club) - Rachel Fishback

 

 

Sarah Rodgers 5/7/2008