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Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Indiana 4-H History Celebrating 100 Years of Helping Hoosiers Grow Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Winter 2002

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Early Beginnings 4-H Began with boys and girls clubs The first organized clubs were in Ohio The earliest Indiana record is in Hamilton County in 1904

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Creating the Clover Emblem In , O.H. Benson designed a 3-leaf clover (Head, Heart, and Hands) In 1911, the 4 th leaf was added to stand for “hustle” (later changed to Health)

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Green and White Club Colors White symbolizes purity Green is nature’s most common color –It is emblematic of Youth Life Growth

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Growth of the Program The program originally grew through the schools In 1914, 4-H became part of the Cooperative Extension Service Volunteers have always been essential to the program’s success

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service The Origins of 4-H Round-Up A flu epidemic prevented youth participation in Farmers Short Course 1500 youth attended a separate program whose purpose was to: - Be better 4-Hers –Recognize achievements –Further citizenship and leadership –Learn about Purdue

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Pledge Composed The 4-H Pledge was composed by Otis Hall, a native of Montgomery County The pledge was adopted in June,1927 and “my world” was added in 1973

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Mottos and Slogans “To Make the Best Better” was the 4-H motto –This was not only a club goal, but also an individual goal Club slogans found through the years were: –Be your own best exhibit –Learn by doing –Win without boasting; lose without frowning –Plan your work; work your plan

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Grows in the 20s State Fair becomes the “ultimate” showplace Boys state fair camp was started The first state dress revue was conducted

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Strengthening Leadership Highlight of the 30s Leader training was held in every county 1808 women, 1020 men were local leaders in 1939 Adult Advisory committees were formed The first State Junior Leader Conference was conducted Rural youth was organized

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Instrumental in 1940’s War Effort 4-H members participated in Food For Freedom -Planted Victory Gardens -Preserved food by canning, drying, and storing -Used substitutes -Gave demonstrations The State fair was cancelled during

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 50s Period of Growth and Challenge The organization grew to 72,041 members in 1950 More adults became leaders Increased involvement led to bigger and better fairs, shows,and judging There was an effort to reach out to cities and suburbs

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Some 50s Firsts Many new activities began in the 1950’s: -First Outbound IFYE Group -County and District Share-the-Fun Festivals -First State Fair Achievement Trip Awarded -4-H Key Awards Program

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service The 1960s – Changes and Challenges Indiana was ranked 6 th in the nation - over 90,000 (triple that of 1930) - 60% of enrollment was non-farm - girls accounted for 3/5 of membership The Indiana 4-H Foundation was established in 1961 Age limits were changed to 9-19 The horse and pony project started

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 4-H Continues to Reach Out in the 70s The traditional program continues to flourish Activities were expanded to all youth (EFNEP, TV, Urban projects) Emphasis on individual and personal growth

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 80s Were Period of Adjustment for 4-H There were cuts in Federal support Enrollment leveled off New programs were added Restated vision, mission and goals

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service 1990’s Focused on Safety and Security Societal changes required policy changes -ABE forms -Safety/Security Curriculum revamped Membership ages changed to grade in school

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Indiana 4-H Has Helped Hoosiers Grow! 4-H has touched the lives of millions in your own community –Farmers, doctors, teachers, secretaries, others Famous folks were 4-H members too -Jim Davis (creator of Garfield) -Governor O’Bannon -Orville Redenbacher -Jane Pauley -Others???

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Indiana 4-H in the New Millennium Provides a strong youth development program We utilize a variety of settings Caring, capable, contributing adults

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service The End! Questions???? Optimizing Your Potential as a 4-H Volunteer Fall, 2001 (Rev. 2/05) Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service Catherine E. Burwell, Ph.D., Extension Specialist Renee K. McKee, Ph.D., Project Director

Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service References: Smith, M. F. and Kirkpatrick, E H in Indiana: A record of Achievement. Indiana 4-H Foundation, Inc. Purdue Research Foundation. West Lafayette, IN H Centennial History. On-line at Indiana 4-H/Youth Program Policies and Procedures Purdue Cooperative Extension Service. West Lafayette, IN,