A daisy is a mix of two flowers called a disk floret and a white ray floret. The ray florets are at the periphery and the disk florets are at the center. It is the arrangement of these florets that gives it an appearance of a single flower. This arrangement on daisy is a type of inflorescence known as a capitulum.
The Presidents of the United States and Scouting. John F. Kennedy was the first U.S. PresÂ­iÂ­dent to be a Boy Scout, reachÂ­ing the levÂ­el of Star Scout. GerÂ­ald Ford was the only PresÂ­iÂ­dent to reach the levÂ­el of Eagle Scout. Both George W. Bush and Bill ClinÂ­ton were Cub Scouts.
On Presidents Day, letâs remember Gerald R. Ford, our 38th president and, at least so far, the only Eagle Scout to ascend to the most powerful post in the country.