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About 2,500 participants in the 4-H Roundup create a human four-leaf clover on the turf at Kyle Field in College Station on Wednesday to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Texas 4-H. About 3,000 people from across the state are competing in 40 4-H events on the Texas A&M campus this week.

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Posted by: Joyce On: Friday, June 13, 2008 7:02 PM

Comment Title: 4-H Centennial
Thank you so much for publishing this photo. We picked up several copies of the paper before we departed College Station, but this link allows us to share with others who were unable to join us. Thank you for helping spread the word about the 4-H program.
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