art rack

A 4-H boy with a Jersey cow stands by a wooden fence. A 4-H girl, wearing an apron and seated on the fence, holds a glass of milk and a plate of cookies that they are ready to eat. Farm buildings appear in the background.

A boy and a young woman sit and a teenage boy wearing a 4-H tee shirt stands. They are all on a hillside looking over a farmstead and the lands beyond.

A young lady and young man stand in a kitchen. He has a 4-H emblem on his shirt and she on her apron; she cans strawberries and proudly holds up a jar she has just completed canning.

A teenage boy wearing a 4-H tee shirt holds a small lamb on his knee while feeding it milk from a bottle. His mother, younger sister, and their dog watch the process.

A 4-H family and a cow on the front steps of their home.

A family stands at a farm gate with "4-H Member" and "4-H Leader" signs on their fence. Pieces of board on the ground, plus a saw standing by the fence and a hammer in the boy’s hand indicate that he’s just finished hanging the signs.

Scene with darkened background depicting night-time. A man seated in a chair with group of boys and girls around him, several older teens and adults standing behind him, holds what appears to be a mounted specimen as he gives group a nature lesson. Other mounted birds are displayed on a table beside him.

A teenage 4-H boy and his swine project at the state fair. A teen girl looks on admiring the hog from outside the pen. The boy holds a brush and looks at his swine. State fair pennants hang in the background.

The artwork for 1959 salutes 4-H community service, showing two 4-H boys hanging a sign, "4-H ‘Our County’ (name of county for which the calendars are printed appears here) Welcomes You. Please Help Keep Our Highways Safe and Clean." A girl in a green 4-H jacket waits with a paintbrush in hand to repair any damage to the sign or post during the hanging process. The county agent supervises the job as two 4-H’ers in the background paint a trash can.

A boy and a girl are side by side in a show ring with their Hampshire sheep. The judge is right behind them. The 4-Hers are staring intently at each other.