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2016 members : pending
Advisors: Stephanie Fesler, Rhonda Gatchell, Louie McDonald & Sam McDonald
4-H Fundamentals
4-H Emblem: The 4-H emblem is a highly valued mark within our country's history. As such it was granted a very unique status; it is in a category similar to the Presidential Seal and the Olympic emblem. It is protected by the federal government and is under the responsibility and stewardship of the Secretary of Agriculture. The "18 USC 707" marking that appears along the right lower leaf is coding that protects the use of the clover.
4-H Colors
Green is nature's most common color and respresents youth, life and growth.
White symbolizes purity and high ideas.
White symbolizes purity and high ideas.
4-H Motto : "To Make the Best Better"
4-H Motto refers to each member. It means that each member will do the "best" that he/she possible can in whatever is attempted. The member will then strive to improve the next time so his or her initial "Best" or "Better". 4-H motto encourages members to stretch their abilities & capacities to reach greater achievement within their own potential.
4-H Pledge
4-H Pledge states how 4-H goes about helping youth develop and grow in positive ways. As the pledge is recited, hand motions add extra emphasis to the head, heart and hands.
I PLEDGE MY HEAD TO CLEARER THINKING, MY HEART TO GREATER LOYALTY, MY HANDS TO LARGER SERVICE AND MY HEALTH TO BETTER LIVING FOR MY CLUB COMMUNITY, MY COUNTRY AND MY WORLD.