The National Block & Bridle
Club members are college students from all over the country who are interested
in farm animals. Local Block & Bridle clubs are affiliated with the national
organization and the clubs get together once per year at the national convention.
The objectives of the Block and Bridle Club are:
To promote a higher
scholastic standard and a more complete understanding of the field of Animal
Sciences among student members, and
To promote Animal
Sciences through the development of a program of activities, especially all
phases of student Animal Science work in colleges and Universities, and
To bring about
a closer relationship among all students pursing some phase of the Animal Sciences
as a profession.
The emblem of the Block and Bridle Club is:
A large "B" with a meat block and cleaver in the upper half and a bridle in the
lower half.
The insignia for the Block and Bridle Club are:
Colors - royal purple and navy blue
Flower - lilac
There are currently 92 active Block and Bridle Clubs.
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