4-H Senior Spotlight
Congratulations Adams County Seniors
Tara Allen

Alexis Anderson

Lexi plans after high school is to attend Bryan College of Health Sciences and major in nursing. 4-H has made me into the person I am today, I have learned so much about life through showing livestock and through all of my other 4-H activities.
Stefanie Anderson

Stefanie plans to attend Peru State College in the fall to study elementary education and play volleyball. 4-H has given me the chance to do things I love with some of my best friends and allowed me to work with children."
Kieren Feeney

Kieren Feeney will be attending UNK and majoring in bio-psychology with a pre-medicine emphasis focusing on pediatric medicine. Kieren’s minor will be in Spanish. 4-H has been the foundation of all the necessary skills in my life and has made me the person I am today!
Drew Katzberg

Drew will be attending NCTA in Curtis, NE to major in Ag Equipment Management. Drew comments that, Through 4-H, I have gained a lot of experience raising animals for consumers. I have been a member of 4-H for 10 years and my favorite memories are winning Grand Champion Market Beef and water fights.
Steven Lyons

Steven will attend the 18-21 Program at Hastings Senior High, and continue to participate in Special Olympics. Her says that 4-H has helped him make friends, and learn new things with his family. His favorite memory about 4-H is riding horses, Steven states “I always had fun with my horse riding friends.”
Chance Mignery

Chance's future plan is attending Hastings CCC for academic transfer program then UNL for Ag Business. One of the biggest highlights of Chances 4-H career was winning Senior Horsemanship at Aksarben. He doesn't believe there has ever been a second generation win Senior Horsemanship at Aksarben, Boyd won and then Chance. Also, he was pretty proud of “Kid” getting 10th place in Junior Finals of Pole bending at State Horse Show. Kid is his 20 year old feedlot purchase from Bobby Gottsch (all the money I had at age six) and turned him into a pole bending horse. Chance says that his best memory of 4-H is all the people that you meet that truly care for you, the connections you make, the great lifelong friends that become like family from all over the state starting from your first experiences in 4-H all the way to the last years. He states "Wow, they truly have molded and shaped me. I have gained a lot of respect for the people that took time to assist me, teach me how to groom my animals, encourage me, and were always on the side lines cheering me on. And we had a lot of fun along the way!"
Ashlyn Mohling

Ashlyn's plans after high school are to attend NCTA in Curtis, Nebraska to major in Veterinary Technology. Ashlyn says that 4-H has impacted my life in many positive ways, I have learned many new skills through my 4-H career, including public speaking. A memory that was created through 4-H, that I will carry with me throughout life, was the opportunity to compete at Western Nationals in Denver with my team demonstration on Equine Genetic Diseases.
Michaela Novak

Michaela started 4-H as a clover kid she 5 years old. She has learned so many things over those years, like how to cook and sew. However, she thinks the most important thing she learned is leadership and how to be a positive role model. Her favorite event is the Food Revue and her fondest memory is the CWF trip where she made a-lot of new friends and got to see places that otherwise she would not have seen.
Gage Wright

Gage will be attending CCC – Hastings majoring in Agricultural Diesel Mechanics.
His favorite 4-H memory is attending CWF. He met great people from Lincoln, Hamilton and Keith counties.