Member: Kate Kitten

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1 Member: Kate Kitten I have been in 4-H for 4 years (including this year) Check your age level: Junior Intermediate Senior Club Name: KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS

2 4-H Youth Member Code of Conduct 1. I will strive to strengthen my knowledge, abilities, and skills as well as develop my sense of responsibility and good character. 2. I will complete my own project work to the best of my ability. 3. I will be honest presenting myself and my projects. 4. I will read, understand and follow the rules of shows in which I participate and ask that my positive role models do the same: parent(s), guardian(s) and 4-H Leader(s). 5. I will seek to understand the positive and negative outcomes of my project work and to recognize my role in representing my work. 6. I am responsible for the proper and safe care of my project. If my project includes animals, I will provide safe, humane treatment of my animal. I will not be abusive, fraudulent or illegal with practices (fee, care, fitting, showing, training, etc.) to care for my animal. If my project involves food or food production, I will work my best to produce safe and wholesome food. 7. I will treat other 4-H member projects with the same respect and care I give my own. 8. I accept that failure to uphold this commitment could result in forfeiture of my right to participate in the Kitsap County 4-H Program. 4-H Member Name KATE KITTEN 4-H Member Signature Kate Kitten Date: Oct. 1, 2012 Parent/Guardian Signature Julia Kitten Date: Oct. 1, H Leader Signature Tina Loveley Date: Oct. 10, 2012 One copy of this document will be submitted by all 4-H Youth and kept on file at the WSU Kitsap County 4 H Office. One copy will be placed in the 4-H member s Record Book.

3 KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS CLUB CLUB AGREEMENT Members in the KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS agree to do the following: Attend at least 75% of the club meetings. Care for his or her cat as detailed in the Cat Project Unit Manuals. Give a public presentation. Keep a record book and bring it to club meetings. Help with a community service project. Go to a cat show prior to fair. Work at cat club fundraisers or make a monetary donation. Enter an educational display in the fair. Help clean the cat barn for fair. This is understood by all members of. KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS. Signature of parent: Julia Kitten I AGREE. Kate Kitten Member Signature

4 MY 4-H PLANNING CALENDAR Date Time Event Attended Oct. 2 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting October Oct. 6 1:00 PM Welcome to 4-H Oct. 16 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting November Date Time Event Attended Nov. 6 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting Nov. 9 6:00 PM 4-H Recognition Night December Date Time Event Attended Dec. 4 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting Dec. 18 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting January Date Time Event Attended Jan. 15 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting February Date Time Event Attended Feb. 5 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting

5 Date Time Event Attended March 5 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting March 9 All Day Super Saturday March March 23 All day Cat Show Date Time Event Attended April 2 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting April April 19 All Day Public Presentations May Date Time Event Attended May 7 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting No Date Time Event Attended June 4 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting July June Date Time Event Attended July 14 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting July 15 All Day Animal Entry Forms Due

6 Date Time Event Attended Aug. 1 All Day Record Books Due Aug. 3 All Day All Barn Cleaning Aug. 10 7:00 PM Cat 4-H Project Meeting Aug. 16 All Day Educational Posters Due Aug. 20 All Day Animals go to Fair for vet check. August Aug All Day Kitsap County Fair! Date Time Event Attended Sept State Fair!!! September Sept. 6-8 All Day Cats at Fair this weekend Sept. 17 7:00 PM

7 Project Cover Page Complete one Project Cover Page for each project in your record book. If you have multiple projects in your record book, be sure to print all the project sheets that you need for each project. Sign this page in summer. Current 4-H Year: PROJECT: Cats 4-H CLUB: KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS Number of years you have been in this project (including this year). 4 (If this is your first year, the number of years in the project is 1.) Your age as of January 1 this 4-H year) 10 Level you are in: ( ) check one below Junior (grades 3 5) Intermediate (grades 6-8) Senior (grades 9 12) NAME: Kate Kitten DATE OF BIRTH (MM/DD/YY) 11/16/2003 This page is not complete without signatures and dates from all three people. Member's Signature: Kate Kitten I declare that the information in this book is correct and that I completed all my club and 4-H requirements to the best of my knowledge. I did my own work in this record book. Parent s Signature Julia Kitten I declare my child completed this record book with minimal assistance. Leader s Signature Tina Loveley I declare this member has met all club requirements this 4-H year.

8 Project Goal Page (It is not a requirement to list multiple goals, but it is highly encouraged. Make a copy of this page for each of your goals.) GOAL. My goal is to learn how to identify 10 cat breeds by May 1 of this 4-H year so I am ready for fair. HERE IS WHAT I NEED TO DO TO REACH MY GOAL. 1) I will ask my parents to take me to the library so I can check out books about cat breeds. 2) I will go to a TICA cat show and talk to breeders and look at the cats in person. 3) I will print photos of the 10 breeds I selected and make study cards with photos and the name of the breed on the back of each card and its origin. 4) I will invite club members to my house to review the breed cards with me. Project Goal Evaluation: How did you do? Take a look back at the goal(s) you listed at the beginning of the year. How did you do? Evaluate each goal. Using a scale from 5 to 1, rate how you feel you did. How did you do? Circle or underline the rating you give yourself. Excellent Very Well Well Not So Well Very Poorly Why did you give yourself this rating? I went to the library to get books about cats and found five books to check out. I loved the books so much I asked my parents and grandparents to buy the books for me for my birthday and Christmas. I was going to learn to identify ten breeds but instead I memorized forty-three breeds. I made note cards for each breed. I also learned the history of each breed and all the varieties for each breed. I invited several of the girls in my club to come over for pizza and a sleepover. We studied the breed cards with my mom. We made it a game to see who could name the breed first when my mom held up a breed photo card. We had a lot of fun and took turns hosting cat study night. My problems were: I had so much fun learning the breeds that I stayed up too late a few times and was very tired the next day. My successes were: I learned more breeds than I set out to learn and I won a perfect score on a breed ID test at a cat show. I believe I did so well because I had made and used the study cards. This is what I would change if I could go back to October 1 of this 4-H year and start this goal over again (knowing what I know now). Nothing! I enjoyed learning about the cat breeds and learned more than I thought I would.

9 Routine Animal Care Make one entry for standard, routine care that you do all year long. See Record Book Guide for additional help. Please complete all sections. Write none or N/A rather than leaving areas blank. DAILY FEEDING ROUTINE Mornings: My cat is on free feed. I feed my cat Science Diet dry cat food for hairball prevention. I fill my cat s water bowl as needed. Mid-Day: I do not feed at this time of day. Evenings: I check my cat s food dish and fill it if it s empty. I give my cat 1 tablespoon of Fancy Feast salmon flavor wet food. I wash the water bowl and fill it with fresh water every evening. FEEDING ROUTINE - exceptions Special circumstances or changes to routine: When I go on vacation my neighbor takes care of my cat. If my cat gains too much weight I will stop free feeding my cat and measure the cat food. ROUTINE CARE/GROOMING Daily: I brush my cats daily and clean the brush. Weekly: I check my cat s toenails and clip them every 4 to 6 weeks. I always clip them before going to a cat show. I may give my cat a bath prior to a cat show if my cat has sticky spots or smudges on its fur prior to a cat show. I brush my cat s teeth a few times per week. DAILY CLEANING/SANITATION ROUTINE Daily: I clean the litter box daily by removing animal waste. Weekly: I wash the litter box and put fresh litter in it. I run the feed dishes through the dishwasher. Monthly: I wash the blankets in my cat s bed. Yearly: I scrub the inside of my cat carrier and clean it with disinfectant. OTHER CLEANING/SANITATION ROUTINES (put none if you don t have any) None. OTHER FREQUENCY OR THINGS DONE ONLY AS NEEDED I wash the cat carrier if it is soiled after taking my cat to a club meeting or a show. Sometimes the cat scratching post needs new carpet or new twine wrapped around it. I check cat toys to make sure they do not have cracks or sharp edges that could hurt my cats.

10 ACTIVITY LOG This section is designed for members to record project related information that is not recorded elsewhere in this book. On this page you need to enter 1) the date 2) what the event or activity is 3) what you learned or did and/or 4) Information about your exhibit. Make one monthly entry for standard care, such as feeding. NOTE: You do not need to make daily entries. Record meetings and key events. For year-end awards it is helpful to the judges to read this and learn about you and what you did in your project. Date Meeting, Activity, Field Trip, etc. What did you do or learn? Oct. 2 Cat 4-H Meeting We elected officers and filled social committee positions. We learned how to groom our cats and clip toenails to get them ready for a cat show. Oct. 6 Welcome to 4-H Met with people who might be interested in joining a 4-H club. There were a lot of people. Oct. 10 Went to library Checked out books on cat breeds. Oct. 12 Worked with my cat I worked with my cat to teach it how to wait before eating the wet cat food. Oct. 16 Cat 4-H Meeting We saw a Power Point Presentation about cat breeds. We played a cupcake walk game for treats. Nov. 6 Cat 4-H Meeting We signed the club agreements, learned about changes to the record books, and planned our community service for our December meeting. Fit and Show practice. Nov. 9 Recognition Night I saw a lot of friends and won several awards. Nov. 20 Bought cat books I used birthday money to buy 2 books about cats because they have photos of many cat breeds. Nov. 27 Made cat breed study cards. I had fun printing photos of cats and gluing them to note cards. Dec. 4 Cat 4-H Meeting We learned about the cat coat patterns. Practiced training our cats. Fit and Show practice. Dec. 18 Cat 4-H Meeting We had our club Christmas party. Dec. 19 Worked with my cat I worked with my cat to teach it how to fetch a toy. Dec. 20 Study group I invited friends to come to my house to study cat breeds. Jan. 15 Cat 4-H Meeting We practiced decorating cat cages for a cat show. We watched a Power Point presentation about external parasites. Fit and Show practice. Jan. 20 Worked with my cat I worked with my cat to teach it how to sit. Jan. 22 Worked with my cat I practiced handling my cat for a fit and show contest. Feb. 5 Cat 4-H Meeting We worked on fitting and showing a cat ad putting them in and out of the carriers. Feb. 10 Worked with my cat I worked with my cat to teach it how to fetch a toy. March 5 Cat 4-H Meeting We practiced fitting and showing. All the members worked with their cats. We clipped cat toenails. March 23 Cat Show My cat was very well behaved. I had fun. March 25 Worked with my cat I worked with my cat to teach it how to stay. April 2 Cat 4-H Meeting Record Book Boot Camp meetings. We went learned how to fill out all the sections in the record book. April 10 Worked with my cat I worked with my cat to teach it how to sit. April 19 Public Presentation I gave my public presentation on cat breeds. May 2 Worked with my cat I practiced handling my cat for fit and show.

11 Date Meeting, Activity, Field Trip, etc. What did you do or learn? May 5 Invited friend over A club member came over to study cat breeds with me. June 4 Cat 4-H Meeting We practiced knowledge bowl questions. Fit and Show practice and trained cats to sit on show table. June 12 Worked with my cat I worked with my cat to teach it how to fetch a toy. July 14 Cat 4-H Meeting We filled out fair entry forms. Practiced training our cats. July 16 Invited friend over A club member came over to study cat breeds with me. Aug 3 All Barn Cleaning at The barn was dirty! I swept the floor. Aug 10 Cat 4-H Meeting We worked on barn decorations. Practiced training our cats. Aug County Fair Went to county fair. My cat does not hide in the litter box. Many of the cats hide in their litter boxes. Sept.6 State Fair Went to state fair. and 7 Sept 17 Cat 4-H Meeting Party for the end of the 4-H year.

12 4-H CAT Include one page for each cat you show. I. THE CAT S PROFILE Name of Cat: HAPPY Date acquired for project: Dec. 4, 2008 Breed/Type: Household Pet Short Hair Body type: Moderate Age/birthdate: Unknown July 2008 Weight 9 lbs Sex/altered: Neutered Color/coat/Pattern/markings: Mackerel Tabby II. RECORD OF VACCINATION Date Vaccine Panleukopemia 3/13/13 Rhinotracheitis Calicivirus Chlamydia F. Leukemia 3/13/13 Rabies Administered by: Dr. Clever, Awesome Animal Vet Clinicd Rabies: Serial #11111 Manufacture: Abundant Shots Expiration date: 2/4/2016

13 III. EXHIBIT RECORD (NOTE: You need to participate in 2 shows to be eligible to exhibit at the Kitsap County Fair. List these in your permanent record, too.) DATE SHOW CLASSES PLACINGS REMARKS 11/5/2012 King County Household Pet, Short Hair 1 st Place Cat was beautifully groomed. 11/5/2012 King County Jr. Fit and Show 2 nd Place My studying paid off! 11/5/2012 King County Jr. Cage Decorations 2 nd Place My studying paid off! 4/18/13 Kitsap County Household Pet, Short 2 nd Place Nails needed to be clipped. Hair 4/18/13 Kitsap County Jr. Fit and Show 1 st Place I worked hard and won 1 st place! 4/18/13 Kitsap County Jr. Cage Decorations 1 st Place I spent 20 hours working on my cage decorations.

14 EXPENSE RECORD New members should start their records as soon as they enroll in the project. Members re-enrolling should start their new record the day after last year s project was completed or October 1. Record expenses as they occur. List the amount of each purchase in one of the last four columns of this table. Add as many pages as needed. Date Expense Feed Animals Equipment Misc. Oct. 1 Cat Food $15.00 Oct. 1 Revolution $10.00 Oct. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 Oct. 7 Bed $20.00 Oct. 16 Club and County 4-H Dues $40.00 Nov. 1 Revolution $10.00 Nov. 5 Cat Food $15.00 Nov. 5 Cat Litter $12.00 Dec. 1 Revolution $10.00 Dec. 2 Cat Food $15.00 Dec. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 Dec. 4 Cat Treats $8.00 Dec. 14 Cat Food to donate to food bank $12.00 Dec. 20 Cat Toys $20.00 Jan. 1 Revolution $10.00 Jan. 2 Cat Food $15.00 Jan. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 Feb. 1 Revolution $10.00 Feb 2 Cat Food $15.00 Feb. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 March. 1 Revolution $10.00 March 2 Cat Food $15.00 TOTAL EXPENSES (THIS PAGE) $90.00 $0.00 $40.00 $180.00

15 Date Expense Feed Animals Equipment Misc. March. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 March 13 Vet. Bill $ April. 1 Revolution $10.00 April 2 Cat Food $15.00 April. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 April 18 Cat Show Fees/ food at show $30.00 May 1 Revolution $10.00 May 2 Cat Food $15.00 May 2 Cat Litter $12.00 June 1 Revolution $10.00 June 2 Cat Food $15.00 June 2 Cat Litter $12.00 July. 1 Revolution $10.00 July 2 Cat Food $15.00 July. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 Aug. 1 Revolution $10.00 Aug. 2 Cat Food $15.00 Aug. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 Sept. 1 Revolution $10.00 Sept. 2 Cat Food $15.00 Sept. 2 Cat Litter $12.00 TOTAL EXPENSES (prior page) $90.00 $0.00 $40.00 $ TOTAL EXPENSES (this page) Total Expenses (add all categories) $719.00

16 CAT PROJECT PHOTO PAGES County Fair August Club Members are waiting for results to find out which cat is for Best in Show Cat Cage at the Puyallup State Fair Sept for the Theme Around the World

17 4-H Story (for juniors) Keep this page in your record book Intermediates and Seniors, see next page for criteria. JUNIORS: You can fill in the blanks below or write a story in narrative format. JUNIOR 4-H STORY Introduce yourself and your family. My name is Kate Kitten. I am an only child and live with my mom and dad. We live in Hansville, Washington. I love animals. I play piano and tennis. I love languages and speak English, Chinese and French. I am homeschooled and just finished the fourth grade. I am a member of the Kitsap 4-H Awesome Cats club. This is my fourth year in 4-H. Tell why you joined 4-H and/or chose the project(s) you did. I joined 4-H because I love cats and want to learn more about them. I love learning how to show my cat at cat shows and enjoy making cage decorations. My favorite events at the fair are the cage decorating, cat costume and hobby contests. I like art, and I get to do a lot of art for my cat project for these contests. Tell about the things you enjoyed learning or doing in your project(s) this 4-H year. Some of the things I really enjoyed this year were making new friends with new members in my 4-H club, playing games like Cat Bingo at club meetings and having treats at meetings. My friend Paige came to my house to study cat knowledge. We had a sleepover and had a lot of fun. Tell about your favorite parts of 4-H this year. My favorite part of the year was when I worked on my cat cage decorations. I drew all the designs for the inside of my cage and cut out all the flowers for the top of my cage from construction paper. I made the top cover just right. I measured the material and used my mom s sewing machine to sew it. I really liked winning the grand champion ribbon for my cage decorations at the Kitsap County Fair and at the state fair. Tell about things you would like to improve upon or do more of next year. One problem I had this year was I made the rug for my cat cage too small. I had to use a few pieces of cardboard to cover the wire floor. I can improve how I do in my project by having correct measurements for my cat cage. I will measure carefully next year. Tell about your experiences at the Kitsap County Fair and the Washington State Fair. I had a lot of fun at both the county and state fairs. I came home with a box of ribbons and two trophies. I have a friend who plans to join our club next year. She saw my cat at the county fair and the pretty cage decorations and rosette ribbons. She wants to join our club because she thinks it looks fun to decorate a cat cage, win ribbons and spend a week at the county fair.

18 4-H Story (for intermediates and seniors) Keep this page in your record book This is your place to sparkle and reveal your personality. Introduce yourself to the reader as though you are talking to that person. Use the first person. Finish your story after county and state fair to include your experiences at the fairs. INTERMEDIATE 4-H STORY 1) Introduce yourself and your family. 2) Tell why you joined 4-H and/or chose the project(s) you did. 3) Tell about the things you enjoyed learning or doing in your project(s) this 4-H year. 4) Tell about a significant accomplishment you have made this year in your 4-H project(s). This should include something that was not part of your goal. 5) Tell about your 4-H club experiences and community service you were involved with. 6) FAIR EXPERIENCE: For year-end awards: In September finish the story by writing about your participation in the county and state fairs. SENIOR 4-H STORY 1) Introduce yourself, your family, your other activities and interests. 2) Tell why you joined 4-H and/or chose the project(s) you did. 3) Tell what you learned from results, difficulties, and/or challenges you had in your project(s) this 4-H year. Discuss anything you wish you had done differently. 4) Tell how you have changed or grown as a person as a result or your involvement in your project(s) and 4-H this year. Be specific about those changes (your character, skills, leadership, etc.). 5) Explain how you could use the life and/or project skills you learned from being in 4-H in other areas of your life. 6) FAIR EXPERIENCE: For year-end awards: In September finish the story by writing about your participation in the county and state fairs.

19 PERSONAL PAGE I love my piano lessons with Miss. Jones. She teaches me correct finger positions at the start of each lesson. This was my lesson in June of 2013 getting ready for the piano recital. This is my favorite sport, tennis! I went to a spring break tennis camp for the first time. This is the ball I used.

20 C0935 PERMANENT 4-H RECORD Level 2 Name: KATE KITTEN Date this record started: October 1, 2009 Date ending this record: Offices and Committee Assignments: List your offices in 4-H, e.g., President, Vice President, etc. and list all the committees you work on each year. Show if it is for your club or county, and what you did. Year Office/Committee What Group Duties Performed None (primary member) Christmas Party Committee Christmas Party Committee Christmas Party Committee KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS KITSAP 4-H AWESOME CATS None Helped plan club party. Helped plan club party. Helped plan club party.

21 Project and Exhibit Summary: List your projects by enrollment name. Show size by giving the number of garments made, animals raised or cared for, things canned, photos taken, etc. List what you exhibit, where you exhibited, and the award you received.. Year Project Title Size Exhibits Where Award Cat 1 Male cat, short hair, household pet, HAPPY Cat 1 Male cat, short hair, household pet, HAPPY Cat 1 Female cat, short hair, household pet, LUCY Cat 1 Male cat, short hair, household pet, HAPPY Cat 1 Female cat, short hair, household pet, LUCY Cat 1 Male cat, short hair, household pet, HAPPY Cat 1 Male cat, short hair, household pet, HAPPY Kitsap County Cat 4H Show Kitsap County Fair Kitsap County Fair Kitsap County Fair Kitsap County Fair Kitsap County Cat 4H Show Kitsap County Fair Primary Ribbon Red

22 Judging: List the type of judging you did. Show where you did it and the award received. Year Kind of Judging Where Award None (primary member) None None Judging at Kitsap County Fair Kitsap County Fair Judging at Kitsap County Fair Kitsap County Fair, Reserve Champ Judging at Kitsap County Fair Kitsap County Fair, Grand Champ

23 Public Presentations: List all the demonstrations, illustrated talks, and public presentations you gave. List the related project, where given, and the award received Year Presentation Title Project Where Award None (primary) Cat N/A N/A Stamp Collecting Why Own a Cat? Cat Cat Faith Fellowship Church in Silverdale WA Faith Fellowship Church in Silverdale How Many Cat Breeds Do you Know? Cat WA Faith Fellowship Church in Silverdale How Many Cat Breeds Do you Know? Cat WA State Fair Puyalup, WA Merit

24 4-H Contests Entered: List all the 4-H contests you entered such as fitting and showing, kitchen activities, equitation classes, fashion revue, herdsmanship, educational displays at fairs, record book contest, talent show, etc. Year Contest Entered Project Where Award Primary Costume Contest Cat Kitsap County Primary Fit and Show Cat Kitsap County Costume Contest Cat Kitsap County Fit and Show Cat Kitsap County Educational Display Cat Kitsap County Herdsmanship Cat Kitsap County Cage Decoration Cat Kitsap County Knowledge Bowl Cat Kitsap County Fit and Show Cat Kitsap County Educational Display Cat Kitsap County Herdsmanship Cat Kitsap County Cage Decoration Cat Kitsap County Costume Contest Cat Kitsap County Fit and Show Cat Kitsap County Knowledge Bowl Cat Kitsap County Educational Display Cat Kitsap County Herdsmanship Cat Kitsap County Primary Ribbon Primary Ribbon No Award Red No Award Red No Award Cage Decoration Cat State Fair, Grand Champ Fit and Show Cat State Fair Educational Display Cat State Fair Herdsmanship Cat State Fair No Award Cage Decoration Cat State Fair Red

25 Events Attended: List all the 4-H noncompetitive events you attended such as achievement programs, workshops, talent show, camp, teen events, etc. An event has a definite time and place and can be projectrelated or general 4-H Year Event Where None None None Super Saturday None None None Silverdale, Washington

26 Community Service: List all the 4-H community services in which you participated. Be specific, such as, attended rabies clinic, volunteered at nursing home, cleaned county park, etc. Year Community Service Responsibility Our club collected food for the food bank. Give donation Our club collected food for the food bank. Give donation Our club collected food for the food bank. Give donation Our club collected food for the food bank. Give donation

27 4-H Promotion: Include all the things in which you participated to promote 4-H, such as posters made, 4-H displays created, news stories written, etc. Tell where you did them and the duties you performed or the recognition received. Year What You Did Where Responsibility None N/A N/A None N/A N/A None N/A N/A Talked to neighbors about 4-H My Neighborhood Answered questions.

28 Leadership: Record the things you did to help others or teach others about your 4-H projects. Be sure to include the things you did for the leadership project(s). workshops you taught, etc. Year What You Did Where None (just a primary) N/A None N/A None N/A None N/A

29 School and Community Responsibilities: List the activities you did at school, church, in sports or community events other than 4-H Year Activity Where Duties Performed Dance Irene's Dance School Performed in recitals. Piano On a Happy Note Piano Played piano at three recitals Studio Dance Irene's Dance School Performed in recitals. Piano On a Happy Note Piano Played piano at three recitals Studio Dance Irene's Dance School Performed in recitals. Piano On a Happy Note Piano Played piano at three recitals Studio Dance Irene's Dance School Performed in recitals. Piano On a Happy Note Piano Studio Played piano at three recitals

30 Contests other than 4-H Entered: List non-4-h contests entered that relate to your 4-H work such as wool contest, open dog or horse shows, etc. List where you entered and award received. Year Contest Entered Project Where Award None N/A N/A N/A None N/A N/A N/A None N/A N/A N/A None N/A N/A N/A

31 4-H Meeting Attendance: Type the total number of meetings your club held and the number you attended. Year Number of meetings held Number attended Most Important Recognition: List the most important recognition you received in 4-H during the year, such as honors, awards, trips, etc. List what is important to you and the project it is related to., Year Most Important Recognition Project Perfect attendance at all cat meetings. None Perfect attendance at all cat meetings. Grand Champ for Cage Decoration Cat Cat Cat Cat Issued by Washington State University Cooperative Extension and the U.S. Department of Agriculture in furtherance of the Acts of May 8 and June 30, Cooperative Extension programs and policies are consistent with federal and state laws and regulations on nondiscrimination regarding race, sex, religion, age, color, creed, national or ethnic origin; physical, mental or sensory disability; marital status, sexual orientation, and status as a Vietnam-era or disabled veteran. Evidence of noncompliance may be reported through your local Cooperative Extension office. Reprinted August Subject code 839. Adapted for online use March 2002 C0935