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4^ LOCAL 4-H’ers hold Achievement Ladder, showing the awards possible for a 4-H’er to achieve with a lot of work and a little luck. The youth each hold a rung in the ladder and explain how this award could be won. The ladder in its entirely pointed out that ihe contests on the county, district, state and national level, prove an incentive for ever better 4-H work.

Shown holding the first rung, from left to right, are Sue Many and Marvin Bradford, III; the second rung, Lee Thornton, Jr., and Paula! Miller; the Kilby and Jean Li Hard and the final

and Granville Fox. j ;■ . . • p . - i • • j ~>i '

third rung, Walter B.

rung, Frances Walker

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