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A National Compendium of 4-H Promotion and Visibility over the Past Century
Parades And Floats
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Everybody loves a parade! 4-H is no exception. At the local level there may be 4-H parades relating to National 4-H Week or the county fair. Community or city parades generated to celebrate the 4th of July, Labor Day, Veteran's Day, Flag Day or other events may often have a 4-H float represented. But, historically, 4-H hasn't shied away from some of the bigger events. 4-H has been represented in the Rose Bowl Parade... and in the Presidential Inaugural Parade.
Perhaps a 4-H float is one visibility area where 4-H'ers can really get creative. They also provide an excellent opportunity for team work in planning the float, building the float... and, perhaps riding on the float. 4-H parades were alive and well over 100 years ago. We expect so long as there will be parades, 4-H will be represented with floats.
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President George H.W. Bush's 1989 Inaugural parade's float by the
President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports featured members of a
Washington, D.C. 4-H Club and the California Raisins. The California
Raisins was a popular fictional musical group in the late 1980s; 4-H is
still popular!
(From Winter 1989 National 4-H Council Quarterly)
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