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The Junior 4-H member insignia is a Green Hat with earned pin(s) and stripe(s).
When a member graduates from the Eighth Grade, he/she becomes a Senior member. The insignia
is a White Cap with appropriate pin(s) and stripe(s).
Following is what the Hat should look like:
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- All Star, Gold Star, Silver Star, or Bronze Star Only the highest Star award earned
is worn near the front of the cap.
- The Hi 4-H Patch is placed behind the Star.
- Junior or Teen Leader Patch follows the Hi 4-H. They are only worn while the member
is serving as a Junior or Teen Leader.
- The Gold Circle or Gold Triangle is worn under the Junior or Teen Leader Patch while
serving as a TLA.
- The All Star Pin should be fastened to the center of the All Star emblem.
- Medals may be worn on either side of the Hat, but not too many of them. No other
pins or ribbons should be worn on the Hat.
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- Service Stripes are worn on the right side of the hay, behind the 4-H Clover. You
earn a Service Stripe for each 4-H year completed.
- A Gold Stripe is used instead of the regular stripe for each completed year of Junior
or Teen leadership.
- Achievement Pins are fastened above Service Stripes, starting with the first year pin
next to the 4-H Clover.
Primary – Orange Stripe with Orange Pin
Junior – White Stripe with Year Pin
Senior – Green Stripe with Year Pin
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