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4-H Program

Hilltoppers 4-H Club

Hillsborough, NC

 

Hilltoppers 4-H Club is the biggest 4-H club

inOrange County and one of the biggest

clubs in North Carolina!!

 

Hilltoper's 4-H Leaders 

Jean Goodwillie, Sheryl Fielding, JoAnne Field,
Nan Guldenschuh and Allyson Wagner.

 

4-H Pledge

The pledge tells what 4-H is all about.

4-H has as its goal the four-fold

development of youth:

Head, Heart, Hands and Health.

 

4-H Mission

4-H empowers youth to reach their

full potential, working and learning in

partnership with caring adults.

 

4-H Vision

A world in which youth and adults learn,

grow and work together as catalysts

for positive change.

 

Motto: "To Make The Best Better"

The motto was adopted at about the

same time as the 4-H Club Pledge.

Its intent is to inspire young people to

continue to learn and grow, to make

their best efforts better through

participating in educational experiences.

 

"Learning by Doing"

This phrase sums up the educational

philosophy of the 4-H program.

Young people learn best when they are

involved in their learning. The intent is

to do, reflect, and apply.

 

Photos from the November 14, 2010

Hilltopper 4-H Club Meeting

A Mounted Equestrian Theme

 

 

 

 
girls on horses


Hilltopper 4-H Club

 


 

There will be NO

January Meeting

 

Next meeting

Sunday, February 12, 2012

1pm-3pm

 

 


 

Meeting Days and Times:

Meetings are held on the

2nd Sunday of each month

 

Each meeting is different -- from field trips to clinics to working on notebooks.

 

If you are interested in joining the Hilltoper 4-H Club,

contact Nan Guldenschuh at
hilltoppers4h@gmail.com
for information and an application.

 

 

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, my community, my country, and my world.

 

The seed of the 4-H idea of practical and “hands-on” learning came from the desire to make public school education more connected to country life. Early programs tied both public and private resources together for the purpose of helping rural youth.

 

Read more about 4-H at their website:

www.4-h.org

 

All students or horse lovers are encouraged to join the club.  Often you can learn more about the horse during a meeting than you would in your normal weekly lesson!

 

The Hilltoppers travel to some great 4-H shows every year...great competitions from the beaches to the mountains!  4-H shows boast big classes and low show fees!  To show on 4-H circuit, you must summit a 4-H notebook and do an Artistic Expression.