4-H Council
Fifteen elected members, including nine adults and six youth, 4-H Council represents the interests of youth, parents and leaders.

"4-H is a community of young people across America learning leadership, citizenship and life skills".
About the Lancaster County 4-H Council
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Lancaster County 4-H Council represents the interests of youth, parents, and leaders. 4-H Council is responsible for determining long- and short-term goals and policy for Lancaster County 4-H. They also raise funds by operating a food booth at the Lancaster County Fair. These funds help support 4-H programs, activities, and scholarships. Here is this year’s 4-H Council:
2013 4-H Council Members:

Officers:
- Ann Pickrel (President)
- Bailey Johnson (Vice-President)
- Kent Frobish (Treasurer)
- Sadie Hammond (Secretary)
Members:
Elizabeth Frobish, Kellie Gallagher, Austin Hurt, Mark Hurt, Jacob Pickrel, Cathy Plager, Kylee Plager, Kari Price, Renae Sieck, Sharlyn Sieck, Karol Swotek, and Sheridan Swotek

