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"4-H Around the World" by James E. Seward, 1968
A 4-H International Night banquet in a large hall hung with flags of many countries and people in the dress of several different countries. 4-H members in uniform are acting as hosts and hostesses. A map on side wall shows “4-H type” organizations around the world.
"Learning by Helping" by James E. Seward, 1970
Three teenage 4-Hers wearing jacket, dress and tee shirt with 4-H symbol on them outside hospital, helping people who appear to have physical challenges. They are planting flowers, reading, and showing how to knit.
"I Pledge My Hands to Larger Service" by Unknown artist, 1970s
4-H’ers in tie-dye style multi-colored t-shirts with the “4-H WE CARE” logo on them are involved in a community clean-up effort by a river. Some members are also wearing 4-H jackets, caps or plain white t-shirts with the clover. One is on a bicycle, another is photographing the effort and a dog waits for his owner.
"Every Citizen Holds Office" by James E. Seward, 1971
4-H members visit the city Mayor’s office.
Untitled by Mayo Olmstead [Copy 1], 1973
Teenage 4-H’ers and leader taking photos of another teen sitting on an antique wheel. There are additional teens visiting with a farmer in the background as they come up the hill from a barn and house.
"Citizenship Study" by Mayo Olmstead, 1974
Teenage 4-H’ers and leaders among the Washington, DC, cherry blossoms with the Jefferson Memorial in the background.
Untitled by Mayo Olmstead [Copy 2], 1973
Teenage 4-H’ers and leader taking photos of another teen sitting on an antique wheel. There are additional teens visiting with a farmer in the background as they come up the hill from a barn and house.
"Our American Heritage" by Walter M. Baumhofer, 1974
4-Hers and their leader are preparing for a patriotic play or pageant as they complete the set design, costume and props for the production.
"Citizenship in Action" by James E. Seward, 1975
4-H club members setting up a voter information center.
"Better Health for Better Living" by James E. Seward, 1978
Children at 4-H Camp play volleyball in the sand.
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