City Clovers 4-H Club selects club projects, elects new officers

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The City Clovers 4-H Club held its first meeting of the year on September 19, at the Wolf Center. Club members selected Move Across Missouri and International Foods as their club projects. In addition, new officers were elected for the 2021-2022 4-H year. Pictured, left to right, are the new City Clovers 4-H Club officers, back row, Lilly King, historian/photographer; Sadie Bull, historian/photographer; Kileigh Ball, reporter; Ashlynn Ball, co-vice-president; Andrew Shelton, co-vice-president; Trey Shaw, treasurer and Ryan Davis, president; front row, Eden Clements, games leader; Mattison Achey, games leader; Vance Bull, historian/photographer; Elijah Clements, games leader and Brenna Morey, secretary.


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