What is across the bottom of the crest and why is it important?

• A. A pink ribbon scroll — like the pink ribbon for pledges
• B. A blue banner — symbol of loyalty
• C. A gold plaque — for achievement
• D. A silver ribbon — for service

Answer: (A)

In this crest, the bottom element is a pink ribbon scroll. The ribbon at the base functions as a banner that carries a symbol tied to the member journey—the pledges. The pink color and the ribbon shape visually cue the pledge phase, signaling commitment and belonging as the foundation of membership.

This is why it’s the best choice: the pink ribbon scroll directly communicates the pledge theme—the moment when new members align with the club’s values and start their path toward full membership. Other options, like a blue banner for loyalty, a gold plaque for achievement, or a silver ribbon for service, represent different ideas and would point to loyalty, accomplishment, or service rather than the pledge stage.