2015 Cherokee Indian Fair EBCI Cooperative Extension winners

 

Adult Division

 

Any Traditional Cherokee Crop: 1^st – Chad Cooper, 2^nd – Merritt Youngdeer

 

Corn Beads: 1^st – Merritt Youngdeer, 2^nd – Loleta Sequoyah, 3^rd – Mick Rattler

 

Field Corn Ten Ears (Yellow): 1^st – Chad Cooper, 2^nd – Keith Sneed

 

Field Corn Ten Ears (Other): 1^st – Chad Cooper

 

Gourds: 1^st – Reva Ballew, 2^nd – Chad Cooper, 3^rd – Brenda Johnson

 

Birdhouse Gourd: 1^st – Loleta Sequoyah, 2^nd – Chad Cooper

 

Dipper Gourd: 1^st – Chad Cooper, 2^nd – Lana Littlejohn

 

Any Other Gourd: 1^st –Randy Lossiah, 2^nd – Rachel Littlejohn, 3^rd – Chad Cooper

 

Largest Gourd: 1^st – Chad Cooper

 

Herb Display: 1^st – Trudy Fann

 

Honey Production, Without Comb: 1^st – Elnora Nations

 

October Beans: 1^st – Ruth Lossiah

 

Indian Flour Corn Twenty Ears (White): 1^st – Chad Cooper

 

Indian Flour Corn Twenty Ears (Other): 1^st – Chad Cooper

 

One Peck of Irish Potatoes: 1^st – Chad Cooper, 2^nd – Carla Ballew

 

Largest Sunflower: 1^st – Chad Cooper, 2^nd – Jack Lossiah, 3^rd – Carla Lossiah

 

Popcorn Five Ears: 1^st – Rob Radford, 2^nd – Chad Cooper

 

Largest Pumpkin: 1^st – Chad Cooper, 2^nd – William Smith, 3^rd – Reva Ballew

 

Ugliest Pumpkin: 1^st – Trent Wolfe

 

Other Pumpkin: 1^st – Chad Cooper, 2^nd – Reva Ballew

 

Unusual Vegetable: 1^st – Sandra Salazar, 2^nd – Dessie Wallace

 

Candy Roaster: 1^st – Chad Cooper

 

Largest Candy Roaster: 1^st – Brittany Hampton, 2^nd – Chad Cooper, 3^rd – Nancy Brown

 

Cushaw, Orange or Green Striped: 1^st – Reva Ballew, 2^nd – Chad Cooper

 

Livestock: 1^st – Reva Ballew

 

Rabbits: 1^st – Debra Locust

 

Traditional Crops of the Cherokee: 1^st – Chad Cooper

 

Chief’s Cherokee Family Garden Project: 1^st – Bobby Raines, 2^nd – Miranda Stamper, 3^rd – Merritt Youngdeer

 

Bean Bread: 1^st – Ursula W. Millsaps, 2^nd – Bessie Welch, 3^rd – Matilda Calhoun

 

Chestnut Bread: 1^st – Bessie Welch, 2^nd – Elsie Rattler, 3^rd – Matilda Calhoun

 

Banana Nut Bread: 1^st – Matilda Calhoun, 2^nd – Debra Slee, 3^rd – Rob Radford

 

Apple Cake: 1^st – Debra Slee, 2^nd – Rob Radford, 3^rd – Vanessa Tiger

 

Strawberry Shortcake: 1^st – Alicia Wildcatt

 

Pound Cake: 1^st – Nichole Efird, 2^nd – Alicia Wildcatt, 3^rd – Elsie Rattler

 

Cream Pie: 1^st – Brittany Hampton, 2^nd – Alicia Wildcatt, 3^rd – Nancy Brown

 

Fruit Pie: 1^st – Debbie Taylor, 2^nd – Alicia Wildcatt, 3^rd – Joshua Taylor

 

Diabetic Foods, Any Kind: 1^st – Madeline Welch, 2^nd – Miranda Stamper, 3^rd – Alissa Owle

 

Cobblers, Brownies, Etc.: 1^st – Alicia Wildcatt, 2^nd – Sharon Owl, 3^rd – Kristy Herron

 

Casserole: 1^st – Bessie Wallace, 2^nd – Brittany Hampton, 3^rd – Rob Radford

 

Eight Jar Canning Collection: 1^st – Taryn Walkingstick, 2^nd – Edna Hornbuckle, 3^rd – Angie Gunter

 

Canning Collection: 1^st – Venessa Tiger, 2^nd – Doris Stiles, 3^rd – Lily Bradley

 

Pickles and Relishes Collection: 1^st – Nancy Brown

 

Vegetable Collection: 1^st – Lily Bradley, 2^nd – Nancy Brown

 

Dried Food Collection: 1^st – Matilda Calhoun

 

Best of Traditional Food: 1^st – Trudy Crowe, 2^nd – Stacy Wallace, 3^rd – Brittany Hampton

 

Any Canned Food: 1^st – Brianna Lambert, 2^nd – Rob Radford, 3^rd – Stacy Wallace

 

Basket: 1^st – Stacy Rogers, 2^nd – Dianna Bradley, 3^rd – Raven Pepion

 

Beading, Three Piece Matching Set: 1^st – Taryn Walkingeagle, 2^nd – Malaciah Taylor

 

Beading, Any Item: 1^st – Raven Pepion, 2^nd – Amy Walker, 3^rd – Taryn Walkingeagle

 

Wood Carving: 1^st – Richard Saunooke, 2^nd – Stewart Crowe, 3^rd – Joshua Taylor

 

Stone Carving: 1^st – Rob Radford

 

Ceramics, Pottery: 1^st – Tara McCoy

 

Cornshuck Art: 1^st – Don Thompson, 2^nd – Nancy Brown

 

Decorated Dried Gourd: 1^st – Brittany Hampton, 2^nd – Chad Cooper, 3^rd – Nancy Brown

 

Pencil, Charcoal, Pastel Drawing: 1^st – Brian Lambert, 2^nd – Tosha Maney, 3^rd – Rachael Driver

 

Pen/Ink Drawing: 1^st – Ashley Brady, 2^nd – Brian Lambert

 

Mixed or Other Drawing: 1^st – Ashley Brady

 

Garden Flower Arrangement: 1^st – Nancy Brown, Brittany Hampson, 3^rd – Debbie Taylor

 

Wild Flower Arrangement: 1^st – Judith Smith, 2^nd – Inez Sampson, 3^rd – Nancy Brown

 

Dried Flower Arrangement: 1^st – Nancy Brown

 

Graphic Design: 1^st – Sky Sampson

 

Other Hobby: 1^st – John Welch, 2^nd – James Wolfe, 3^rd – Blue Welch

 

Other Hobby Reflecting the Fair Theme: 1^st – Loretta Davis, 2^nd – Mary Jackson

 

Acrylic Painting: 1^st – Ashley Brady, 2^nd – Brian Lambert, 3^rd – John Bradley

 

Watercolor Painting: 1^st – John Bradley, 2^nd – Madeline Welch

 

Other Painting: 1^st – Brittany Hampton, 2^nd – Brian Lambert

 

Photography, Nature: 1^st – Jeremy Wilson, 2^nd – Elnora Thompson, 3^rd – Jessica Jumper

 

Photography, Cherokee Places: 1^st – Nancy Gunter, 2^nd – Kristy Herron, 3^rd – Reva Brown

 

Photography, Cherokee Faces: 1^st – Victoria Efird, 2^nd – Stacy Ledford, 3^rd – Stephanie Maney

 

Photography, Other: 1^st – Leslie Lossiah, 2^nd – Consuela Girty, 3^rd – Jeremy Wilson

 

Photography, Storytelling: 1^st – Angie Gunter, 2^nd – Leslie Lossiah, 3^rd – Reva Brown

 

Photography, Reflecting the Fair Theme: 1^st – Stacy Ledford, 2^nd – Consuela Girty, 3^rd – Stephanie Maney

 

Photography, Historical Photo of Choice: 1^st – Nancy Brown

 

Poetry or Creative Writing: 1^st – Madeline Welch, 2^nd – Kim Lambert, 3^rd – Jordan Sampson

 

Scrapbook: 1^st – Roberta Gloyne, 2^nd – Tamara Thompson, 3^rd – Reva Ballew

 

Stuffed Toys: 1^st – Valerie Welch, 2^nd – Frances Maney, 3^rd – Brittany Hampton

 

Knives: 1^st – Richard Saunooke

 

Spearhead/Arrowhead Collection: 1^st – Stewart Crowe

 

Atl Atl and Banner Stone: 1^st –Richard Saunooke

 

Shell Gorgets: 1^st – Rob Radford

 

Shell Jewelry: 1^st – Rob Radford, 2^nd – Richard Saunooke

 

Copper Jewelry: 1^st – Nathan Bush, 2^nd – James Wolfe

 

Shell Gorget, Shell Jewelry and Copper: 1^st – Kiera Toineeta, 2^nd – Toby McCoy

 

1700s Era Cherokee Clothing: 1^st – Frances Maney

 

1800s Era Cherokee Clothing: 1^st – Richard Saunooke, 2^nd – Amy Walker

 

Contemporary Clothing, Beginner Level: 1^st – Hazel McCollough

 

Contemporary Clothing, Advanced Level: 1^st – Lilly Bird, 2^nd – Terinda Whisenant, 3^rd – Sandy Sneed

 

Other Sewn Items: 1^st – Sally Penick, 2^nd – Sandy Sneed

 

Crochet Afghan: 1^st – Bessie Wallace, 2^nd – Sandy Sneed, 3^rd – Alissa Smith

 

Afghan Knitted: 1^st – Kelly Murphy, 2^nd – Michelle Long

 

Quilt, Pieced: 1^st – Edna Hornbuckle, 2^nd – Frances Maney

 

Quilt, Appliqued: 1^st – Leslie Lossiah, 2^nd – Richard Saunooke, 3^rd – Alissa Smith

 

Baby Quilt, Pieced or Appliqued: 1^st – Hazel McCollough, 2^nd – James Bradley, 3^rd – Candy Crowe

 

Baby Quilt, Tacked: 1^st –Sharon McCoy

 

Quilt, Other: 1^st – Edna Hornbuckle, 2^nd – James Bradley, 3^rd – Alissa Owle

 

Baby Afghan, Crochet or Knitted: 1^st – Hazel McCollough

 

Baby Clothes: 1^st – James Bradley, 2^nd – Edna Hornbuckle

 

Scarf, Knit or Crochet: 1^st – Bessie Wallace, 2^nd – Alissa Smith, 3^rd – Sandy Sneed

 

Knit, Other: 1^st – Candy Crowe, 2^nd – Brianna Lambert

 

Pillow Cases: 1^st – Bessie Wallace, 2^nd – Lucille Wolfe, 3^rd – Frances Maney

 

Counted Cross Stitch: 1^st – Charlene Wolfe, 2^nd – Edna Hornbuckle, 3^rd – Nancy Brown

 

Stamped Cross Stitch: 1^st – Charlene Wolfe, 2^nd – Bessie Wallace, 3^rd – Edna Hornbuckle

 

Needlepoint: 1^st – Bessie Welch, 2^nd – Elsie Rattler, 3^rd – Matilda Calhoun

 

Other Needlework: 1^st – Cassie Bowman, 2^nd – Valerie Welch, 3^rd – Edna Hornbuckle

 

Sewn Items Reflecting the Fair Theme: 1^st – Leslie Lossiah

 

 

Young Adult Division

 

Traditional Cherokee Crop: 1^st – Hunter Radford, 2^nd – Jalen Motola

 

Flour Corn Ten Ears: 1^st – Jalen Motola

 

Corn Beads: 1^st – Jalen Motola

 

Dipper Gourd: 1^st – Joseph Crowe

 

Honey Production Without Comb: 1^st – Anna Grace Cabe

 

Painted Pumpkin: 1^st – Jalen Motola

 

Unusual Vegetable: 1^st – Jalen Motola

 

Livestock: 1^st – Anthony Toineeta

 

Horses: 1^st – Anthony Toineeta

 

Other Large Animals: 1^st – Anthony Toineeta

 

Bean, Chestnut, and Lye Bread: 1^st – Jalen Motola

 

Cookies: 1^st – Delaney Wildcatt, 2^nd – Hunter Radford, 3^rd – Maleaha Brings Plenty

 

Cupcakes: 1^st – Jimmy Tsali Welch, 2^nd – Maleaha Brings Plenty, 3^rd – Delaney Wildcatt

 

Diabetic Foods: 1^st – Jimmy Tsali Welch, 2^nd – Aiyana Cruz

 

Fudge: 1^st – Jalen Motola, 2^nd – Hunter Radford, 3^rd – Tishara N. Sneed

 

Muffins: 1^st – Hunter Radford, 2^nd – Maleaha Brings Plenty, 3^rd – Aiyana Cruz

 

Any Canned Food: 1^st – Jalen Motola, 2^nd – Maleaha Brings Plenty

 

Dried Food Collection: 1^st – Jalen Motola

 

Basket: 1^st – Juliann Welch

 

Beaded Jewelry: 1^st –Elijah Maney, 2^nd – Kieran Sequoyah, 3^rd –Mary Driver

 

Other Beaded Item: 1^st – Kieran Sequoyah, 2^nd – Hunter Radford, 3^rd – Mary Driver

 

Decorated Dried Gourd: 1^st – Elijah Maney

 

Pencil, Charcoal, Pastel Drawing: 1^st – Estella Millsaps, 2^nd – Maleaha Brings Plenty, 3^rd – Julian Welch

 

Pen/Ink Drawing: 1^st – Kayla Nelson, 2^nd – Mystikal Armachain, 3^rd – Kaitlyn Cucumber

 

Mixed/Other Drawing: 1^st – Julian Welch, 2^nd – Juanita Paz-Chalacha, 3^rd – Mary Driver

 

Essay, “Plans for Minor’s Trust Fund”: 1^st – Maleaha Brings Plenty

 

Fingerweaving: 1^st – Dorian George, 2^nd – Hali Smith

 

Jewelry: 1^st – Mary Driver, 2^nd – Hunter Radford

 

Other Hobby: 1^st – Kieran Sequoyah, 2^nd – Hunter Radford, 3^rd – Hali Smith

 

Other Hobby Reflecting the Fair Theme: 1^st –Kaitlyn Cucumber

 

Painting: 1^st – Hali Smith, 2^nd – Katie Jacobs

 

Photography, Nature: 1^st – Kevonna Tushka, 2^nd – Brandon Wolfe, 3^rd – John Crowe

 

Photography, Cherokee Places: 1^st – Eason Esquivel

 

Photography, Cherokee People: 1^st – Eason Esquivel

 

Photography, Selfie: 1^st – Kevonna Tushka, 2^nd – Mary Driver

 

Poetry or Creative Writing: 1^st – Estella Millsaps, 2^nd – Maleaha Brings Plenty

 

Pottery: 1^st – Hali Smith

 

Woodworking/Carving: 1^st – Ayden Evans, 2^nd – Dakota Ward, 3^rd – Karson Wildcatt

 

Any Sewn Item: 1^st – Jonah Maney, 2^nd – Mary Driver

 

 

 

Youth Division

 

Traditional Cherokee Crop: 1^st – Alex Motola

 

Corn Ten Ears: 1^st – Alex Motola

 

Corn Beads: 1^st – Lindley Wyatt, 2^nd – Milli Bryson, 3^rd – Joryn Walker

 

Gourds: 1^st – Lindley Wyatt, 2^nd – Keaton Arch

 

Birdhouse Gourd: 1^st – Keaton Arch, 2^nd – Katherine Armachain, 3^rd – Draylon Arch

 

Dipper Gourd: 1^st – Joryn Walker, 2^nd – Samuel Postoak

 

Largest Gourd: 1^st – Katherine Armachain, 2^nd – Joryn Walker

 

Irish Potatoes, Red or White: 1^st – Lindley Wyatt, 2^nd – Katherine Armchain

 

Largest Pumpkin: 1^st – Vivian Ross, 2^nd – Milli Bryson, 3^rd – David Thompson

 

Ugliest Pumpkin: 1^st – Lindley Wyatt

 

Painted Pumpkin: 1^st – Lindley Wyatt, 2^nd – Katherine Armachain, 3^rd – Alex Motola

 

Other Pumpkin: 1^st – Livia Crowe, 2^nd – Katherine Armachain, 3^rd – Cameron Jackson

 

Unusual Vegetable: 1^st – Vivian Ross, 2^nd – Milli Bryson

 

Winter Squash: 1^st – Cameron Jackson, 2^nd – Lindley Wyatt

 

Livestock: 1^st – Lindley Wyatt

 

Other Small Animals: 1^st – Drayke Russell

 

Other Large Animals: 1^st – Cameron Jackson

 

Bean, Chestnut, and Lye Bread: 1^st – Alex Motola, 2^nd – Alexis Motola

 

Cookies: 1^st – Vincent Owle, 2^nd – Samantha Cole, 3^rd – Vladimir Owle

 

Cupcakes: 1^st – Vladimir Owle, 2^nd – Vincent Owle, 3^rd – Thomas Myers

 

Diabetic Foods: 1^st – Chayton Cruz

 

Fudge: 1^st – Thomas Myers

 

Muffins: 1^st – Cameron Jackson, 2^nd – Vladimir Owle, 3^rd – Chayton Cruz

 

Any Canned Food: 1^st – Gage Welch, 2^nd – Alexis Motola, 3^rd – Alex Motola

 

Basket: 1^st – Tehya Littlejohn, 2^nd – Emily Bradley, 3^rd – Janna Girty

 

Basket Mat: 1^st – Joryn Walker, 2^nd – Timber Sampson, 3^rd – Tehya Sage Littlejohn

 

Beaded Jewelry: 1^st – David Thompson, 2^nd – Jalen Motola, 3^rd – E La Ledford

 

Other Beaded Items: 1^st – Kennica Bradley, 2^nd – David Thompson, 3^rd – Carl McCoy

 

Beaded Belt: 1^st – Tehya Littlejohn, 2^nd – Kennica Bradley

 

Decorated Dried Gourd: 1^st – Nicholus Cole, 2^nd – Kiera Toineeta, 3^rd – Raymond Bradley

 

Doll: 1^st – Emily Bradley, 2^nd – Cameron Sampson, 3^rd – Tehya Littlejohn

 

Drawing, Any Media: 1^st – Lakota Russel, 2^nd – Khloe French, 3^rd – Jalen Motola

 

Essay, “Plan for Minor’s Trust Fund”: 1^st – Tehya Littlejohn

 

Flower Arrangement: 1^st – Chasta Raines, 2^nd – Thomas Myers

 

Essay, “Going Green”: 2^nd – Jalen Motola

 

Jewelry: 1^st – Katherine Armachain, 2^nd – Kiera Toineeta, 3^rd – Janna Girty

 

Mask: 1^st –Alvieta Henson, 2^nd – Danica Hill, 3^rd – Emily Bradley

 

Other Hobby: 1^st – Danica Hill, 2^nd – Emily Bradley, 3^rd – Carl McCoy

 

Other Hobby Reflecting the Fair Theme: 1^st – Raymond Bradley

 

Painting, Any Media: 1^st – Ariyonna Maney, 2^nd – Kiera Toineeta, 3^rd – Alvrita Hill

 

Photography, Nature: 1^st – Praire Toineeta, 2^nd – Ezra McGaha, 3^rd – Haley Smith

 

Photography, Cherokee Places: 1^st – Tsini McCoy, 2^nd – Joryn Walker

 

Photography, Reflecting the Fair Theme: 1^st – Tanis Esquivel, 2^nd – Tsini McCoy

 

Pottery: 1^st – Kennica Bradley, 2^nd – Denili Hill, 3^rd – Tsini McCoy

 

Recycle Craft: 1^st – Loshi Ward, 2^nd – Idalis Crowe, 3^rd – Alexis Motola

 

Scrapbook: 1^st – Lakota Russell

 

Soft Sculpture: 1^st – Delilah Smith, 2^nd – Kaiden Lambert

 

Tie-Dyed Items: 1^st – Joscelyn Stamper, 2^nd – Alex Motola, 3^rd – Alexis Motola

 

Carving: 1^st –Tanis Esquivel

 

Spearhead/Arrowhead, Three Piece Collection: 1^st – Alvieta Hill, 2^nd – Jalen Motola

 

Any Item Reflecting the Theme (Cloverbuds): 1^st – Clance Smith, 2^nd – Kiera Toineeta, 3^rd – Joscelyn Stamper

 

Any Item Reflecting Cherokee Culture (Cloverbuds): 1^st – Jalen Motola