BOOTH DISPLAYS

Superintendent: Larry L. Hall

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Booth Set-Up:

Friday, July 20 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturday, July 21 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Judging:

Tuesday, July 24, 10:00 a.m. 4-H Booth Building

4-H BOOTH INFORMATION & RULES AND REGULATIONS​:

• All booths must have the name of group and advisor(s) clearly displayed.

• All booths should be in place by 5:00 p.m. Saturday, July 21.  Only one booth per club will receive payment.  If more than one booth is decorated, payment will be made on the highest grade.

• Booths will be judged by two categories—Theme and Educational.

• Special awards will be given to:

  • First Place Theme Booth 

  • First Place Educational Booth

  • Booth with the Most Original Use of Theme

  • Best Workmanship

  • Best Attention Getter

  • Best Expression of the Purpose of 4-H

• Booth may win no more than one award.

• Booths will be graded A or B.

• Score cards may be obtained from the OSU Extension Office after the fair.

GIRL SCOUTS/HOME ECONOMICS

(F.H.A./FCCLA)

• Name of organization should be clearly displayed.

• There should be a written theme or title.

• The theme should be educational.

• Display should be neat and attractive.

• Theme should be related to F.H.A./FCCLA

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VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE (FFA)

EDUCATIONAL BOOTH

• A suitable placard or sign to identify the department shall accompany each exhibit.

• Any one area of activity may be shown as seen fit by the chapter.

• The exhibit must consist of at least 15 individual projects.

• There should be a variety of exhibits; such as, articles constructed of wood, metal, a combination of wood and metal, labor-saving devices, tool sharpening displays, welding displays, electrical displays, rope displays, engine and motor repair.

• Articles displayed must have been constructed during the current school year.

• Basis for grading will be: Number of projects displayed, variety of projects displayed, workmanship or quality of projects, usefulness of project.