St. Charles 4-H goes for gold at achievement day
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Elementary Club Awards: Pictured from Left to Right: Myah Hall, Brielle Brumfield, Paige Picard, and Camryn Mikesell (LWE); Samantha Shaw and Lee Robichaux, Jr. (RJV) |
4-H members participated in an array of contests including method demonstrations, public speaking, horticulture judging, consumer foods judging, good grooming and fashion.
Those members who attended sewing workshops throughout the year displayed their garments during a Fashion Review. Other members displayed their musical talent during a 4-H Talent Show. 4-H Clubs also participated in song and yell competitions where the most spirited clubs received a spirit stick passed down from the previous winner.
After competing in contests, members received recognition for a job well done.
The 4-H Club program follows a non-discriminatory policy in all of its activities. For more information on becoming an active part of the St. Charles 4-H program, please contact Kali Zammit at 985-785-4473 or e-mail kzammit@agcenter.lsu.edu.
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