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Include	Format	Title and Description	Author	Date
		Voices of 4-H History Interview Questions Tip Sheet A 2-page tip sheet containing ideas and questions for conducting a Voices of 4-H History interview.		2013
		Voices of 4-H History Poster in Use Photo of the Voices of 4-H History poster being used in South Carolina		2013
		Voices of 4-H History Publicity Poster This PDF is a large (14" x 35") 300dpi color poster promoting the Voices of 4-H History project.		2013
		1926 4-H Handy Book 4-H information and supplies.	National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work	1926
		1927 4-H Handy Book 4-H information and supplies.	National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work	1927
		1928 4-H Handy Book 4-H information and supplies.	National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work	1928
		1930 4-H Club Members Handy Book 4-H information and supplies.	National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work	1930
		1937 4-H Handy Book of Supplies 4-H information and supplies.	National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work	1937
		1939 4-H Handy Book of Supplies 4-H information and supplies.	National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work	1939
		4-H A Story A Story weaving together actual 4-H experiences, historical sketches of Boys' and Girls' 4-H Club work, and chronicles of important 4-H events. The author attended the 1926 National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and was selected the national leadership champion, becoming a proud recipient of the Moses Trophy.	Kenneth Hinshaw	1935
		4-H and Iowa Goldfinch: Iowa History for Young People, v9 n3 Feb 1988: A brief narrative description of the journal article, document, or resource. This issue focuses on Iowa's role in the historical development of the 4-H youth program. "Roots in Iowa" and "Jessie Field Shambaugh: The Mother of 4-H" (J. Friedel) describes the rural Iowan roots of the 4-H program, which today is located in 80 different countries, and give the story of its founder.	Deborah Gore	1988
		4-H Global Education Design Team Report The team's basic charge was to define global education for the future, re-examine mission statemnt, develop goals and objectives and develop strategies and action plans.	National 4-H Youth Development Global Education Design Team	1998
		4-H in Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State 4-H	Jerry H. Reyburn
		4-H Programs in the Nation's Largest Cities A report for the United States House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations.	Joel R. Soobitsky	1992
		4-H Related Sheet Music, Song Books and Song Sheets A compilation of over 90 publications relating to the music and songs written for 4-H. This compilation includes a color phot of the cover and a brief description of each piece. This work documents the collection of Dr. Danny O. Crew.	Dr Danny O. Crew	2013
		4-H Youth Development in Connecticut An overview of the history of 4-H in Connecticut, starting with the first Connecticut 4-H Club founded in Mansfield on August 16, 1913.	Nancy H. Bull and Alexander "Bud" Gavits	2002
		4-H: An American Idea 1900-1980, A History of 4-H The growth and development of 4-H - a national history.	Thomas Wessel and Marilyn Wessel	1982
		50 Years Ago: A Little Child Led Them An inspirational feature about Mrs. Florine Folks Plumb which appeared in the March 1961Michigan State University Magazine. At the age of 11… in 1911, she won the state championship corn contest. The prize was a new REO touring car which she proudly drove all around the community.		1961
		A critique of the King County, Washington 4-H club program A Thesis submitted to Oregon State University. June 1972"	Scott, Ronald Walter	1972
		A Dreamer and His Dreams (The Dreamer and His Dreams) The autobiography of a young 4-H boy from Guilford, NY. Great photo on front cover of Charlie in his 4-H uniform. The story relates how this boy started out with big dreams, but little resources, winning little by little until he was a top achiever and leader. He attended many of the state and national judging events of the day, won a trip to Camp Vail and was a delegate to the first National 4-H Camp in Washington, DC and a delegate to National 4-H Congress the first year his state sent delegates.	Charlie Goodwin	1928
		A History of Agricultural Education in the United States 1785-1925 Reprint of the 1928 ed. Published as U.S. Dept. of Agriculture Miscellaneous Publication, no. 36	Alfred Charles True 1853-1929	1929
		A History of Agricultural Extension Work in the United States 1785-1923 USDA Miscellaneous Publication No. 15. Beginning of Extension work, farmers cooperative demonstration work, farmers' institutes, early development of county agent work, history of Extension-related legislation, war-time Extension work, and post-World War I Extension thrusts.	Alfred Charles True, Specialist in States Relation	1928
		American 4-H Exchange: Down on the Farm in the U.S.S.R. June 1979 issue. Photo feature on 4-H Exchange program with Soviet Union. Permission to reprint digital format. 3/11	John Garaventa	1979
		Among Country Schools O. J. Kern was a pioneer in recruiting boys and girls to attend farm institutes and started a boys and girls club in his office as County Superintendent of Schools of Winnebago County, Illinois in 1902. His book highlights country schools shortly after the turn of the century.	O. J. Kern	1906
		Blue Sky Below My Feet Leader/Teacher Handbook This guide assists teachers and leaders in helping participants in the Blue Sky Below My Feet television series have the best learning experience possible.		1986
		Blue Sky Below My Feet Mission Manual An activities book supporting the Blue Sky Below My Feet television series.		1986
		Blue Sky Below My Feet Promotion Brochure Marketing brochure describes the 3-half hour television programs featuring NASA shuttle astronauts, Impulse (the animated satellite), and members of the Blue Sky 4-H Club in explaining and experiencing gravity and forces, and space technology as it relates to fiber& fabrics and food & nutrition.		1986
		Clover All Over: North Carolina 4-H in Action Complete history of 4-H in North Carolina.	James W Clark, Jr.	1984
		Collectibles - Preservation… and Avoiding Ruining Collectibles A general piece. It is exciting to discover a hidden treasure in the attic, garage, basement, barn or even in grandma's closet. If it has value, or a history, it needs to be preserved and maybe even restored. A key consideration: Avoid ruining the item by doing the wrong thing.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Collection Manual & Oral History Interviewing Guide for 4-H Youth, Leaders & Staff Preparing for the Michigan 4-H 100th anniversary celebration, this manual is a guide to create a statewide collective story about 4-H history. It includes an oral history interview guide and a guide to collecting and documenting historical objects. MI #4-H 1598.	LuAnne Kozma	2002
		Collection of 4-H Related Sheet Music, Song Books and Song Sheets The author, who was a 4-H member in the 1960's is an avid collector of old sheet music… including old 4-H sheet music. This booklet pictures the covers of the 4-H music items from his collection.	Danny Crew
		Environmental Conservation Fund Raising Leaflet		1970
		Farm Boys’ & Girls’ Leader 1919 Issued monthly by the Boys’ and Girls’ Club Department, Successful Farming. Vol. 1, No. 1 January 1919 - Vol. 1, No. 6 June 1919 were called "Junior Soldiers of the Soil". Beginning with the July 1919 edition, the name was changed to "Farm Boys’ & Girls’ Leader".	E. N. Hopkins, Editor	1919
		Florida 4-H: A Century of Youth Success	Julie S. Wilson and Laura C. Lok	2008
		From a Dream to Reality, A History of the National 4-H Service Committee History of the first 50 years of the National 4-H Service Committee, Chicago, and the National 4-H Congress, Chicago.	James T Veeder	1971
		Future Dimensions of Urban 4-H Programs A presentation presented at the 4-H Youth (Urban) 1973 Annual Cooperative Extension Conference at the University of Illinois.	Joel R. Soobitsky	1973
		Getting Youth Interested in 4-H History This PDF file is a one-page flier/handout 'Tip Sheet' for getting youth interested in the Voices of 4-H History project		2013
		Green Fingers [4-H gardening program] Help Reshape Troubled Neighborhoods "Green Fingers [4-H gardening program] Help Reshape Troubled Neighborhoods" by W. Burkhart and G. Thompson. 1972 Yearbook of Agriculture. p. 272-274	W. Burkhart and G. Thompson	1972
		History of 4-H Club Work in Alaska This document provides a brief history of 4-H Club work in Alaska between the years 1930 and 1947. It is broken down year by year. Additionally, the piece lists contest donors and winners, and provides a thorough summary at the close.		Circa. 1948
		History of 4-H in Chicago A history of the first 42 years of operating the 4-H program in urban Chicago presented at the Chicago Extension Open House on September 8, 1999.	Sandra Lignell	1999
		History of Science Education in the 4-H Youth Development Program Documents the role of science education in the 4-H program from the early 1900's through the first decade of the 21st Century. Published in the University of California MONOGRAPH Winter 2012.	Steven M. Worker, 4-H Science, Engineering and Technology Coordinator, University of California	1912
		Life Worth While Essays and Poems of Dr. C. B. Smith, Chief of the Office of Cooperative Extension Work, U.S. Department of Agriculture; Forward by M. L. Wilson, Director of Cooperative Extension Work, USDA; includes Biographical Sketch of C. B. Smith by Gertrude L. Warren, 4-H Club Work, Federal Extension Service, USDA.	Dr. C. B. Smith	1946
		Living in a Nuclear Age Guide for Leaders/Teachers The Living in a Nuclear Age Leaders/Teachers Guide provides activities to ensure the participants obtain maximum results in viewing the television series.		1973
		Living in a Nuclear Age Guide for Teens The Living in a Nuclear Age Guide for Teens contains related "fun-learning" activities and projects for the individual vieweror groups.		1973
		Living in a Nuclear Age Poster A colorful poster featuring Ion, the annimated host for the Living in a Nuclear Age television series.		1973
		Living in a Nuclear Age Promotion Flier A brief promotion flier gives the major details on the six half-hour programs of the Living in a Nuclear Age television series featuring the voice of Mel Blanc as "Ion", the annimated host and the atomic sounds of Herbie Mann, Ray Brown and Barney Kessel.		1973
		Memories of the First National 4-H Camp in 1927 An interview with Nellie Mabel Jones Turner, a Missouri delegate to the first National 4-H Camp in Washington, DC.
		Montana Cooperative Extension Service - A History 1893-1974 The attached PDF file contains the chapter entitled "The 4-H Story in Montana"	Merrill F. Burlingame and Edward J. Bell Jr.	1984
		Mulligan Stew General Announcement Brochure Promotion/marketing brochure explaining the Mulligan Stew television series to a general, adult audience.		1972
		Mulligan Stew Guidebook for Teachers/Leaders/Aides Assists teachers and leaders in planning programs and activities to support maximum impact from the viewing audience participating in the Mulligan Stew nutrition TV series.		1972
		Mulligan Stew Member Announcement Brochure Promotion/market brochure explaining the Mulligan Stew television series to the targeted youth audience.		1972
		Mulligan Stew Member Book Member comic book supporting the Mulligan Stew 4-H nutrition television series.		1972
		Mulligan Stew Songbook "Songs from Mulligan Stew" provides the music and words to the featured songs used in the Mulligan Stew nutrition television series.		1972
		National 4-H Club News 1936 The national magazine for 4-H leaders published by National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work (National 4-H Service Committee; National 4-H Council) Guy L. Noble, Managing Director and Editor 1923-1958; Leslie Troeger, Editor 1931-1958	Guy L. Noble, Managing Editor, Leslie Troeger, Editor	1937
		National 4-H Club News 1937 The national magazine for 4-H leaders published by National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work (National 4-H Service Committee; National 4-H Council)uy L. Noble, Managing Director and Editor 1923-1958 Leslie Troeger, Editor 1931-1958	Guy L. Noble, Managing Editor; Leslie Troeger, Editor	1937
		National 4-H Club News 1938 The national magazine for 4-H leaders published by National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work (National 4-H Service Committee; National 4-H Council) Guy L. Noble, Managing Director and Editor 1923-1958 Leslie Troeger, Editor 1931-1958	Guy L. Noble, Managing Editor; Leslie Troeger, Editor	1938
		National 4-H Club News 1939 The national magazine for 4-H leaders published by National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work (National 4-H Service Committee; National 4-H Council) Guy L. Noble, Managing Director and Editor 1923-1958 Leslie Troeger, Editor 1931-1958	Guy L. Noble, Managing Editor; Leslie Troeger, Editor	1939
		National 4-H Club News 1943 The national magazine for 4-H leaders published by National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work (National 4-H Service Committee; National 4-H Council) Guy L. Noble, Managing Director and Editor 1923-1958 Leslie Troeger, Editor 1931-1958	Guy L. Noble, Managing Editor; Leslie Troeger, Editor	1943
		National 4-H Club News 1944 The national magazine for 4-H leaders published by National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work (National 4-H Service Committee; National 4-H Council) Guy L. Noble, Managing Director and Editor 1923-1958 Leslie Troeger, Editor 1931-1958	Guy L. Noble, Managing Editor; Leslie Troeger, Editor	1944
		National 4-H Club News 1945 The national magazine for 4-H leaders published by National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work (National 4-H Service Committee; National 4-H Council) Guy L. Noble, Managing Director and Editor 1923-1958 Leslie Troeger, Editor 1931-1958	Guy L. Noble, Managing Editor; Leslie Troeger, Editor	1945
		National 4-H Club Song Book Contains 4-H songs, 4-H hymns, fellowship songs, folk songs, songs of the Spirit, campfire songs, "pep" songs.	Max V. Exner, editor.	1968
		National 4-H Club Song Book Includes 79 songs - 4-H songs, folk songs, fun and campfire songs, grace songs, morning and vesper songs, old favorites, patriotic songs, religious numbers, rounds, seasonal songs and spirituals. Some of the 4-H songs include: Dreaming, 4-H Ceremonial Song, 4-H Chorale, 4-H Field Song, 4-H Friendship Song, 4-H Hymn, Greeting Song, National 4-H Pldge Song, A Place in the Sun, A Ploughing Song, The Pride of the Land, A Song of Health and A Song of the Open Country.		1954
		National 4-H Congress 1966 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1966 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1966
		National 4-H Congress 1966 Souvenir Booklet National 4-H Congress 1966 Souvenir Booklet including Congress donor information.		1966
		National 4-H Congress 1967 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1967 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1967
		National 4-H Congress 1967 Souvenir Booklet National 4-H Congress 1967 Souvenir Booklet including Congress donor information.		1967
		National 4-H Congress 1968 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1968 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees		1968
		National 4-H Congress 1968 Souvenir Booklet National 4-H Congress 1968 Souvenir Booklet including Congress donor information.		1968
		National 4-H Congress 1969 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1969 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1969
		National 4-H Congress 1970 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1970 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1970
		National 4-H Congress 1971 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1971 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1971
		National 4-H Congress 1972 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1972 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1972
		National 4-H Congress 1973 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1973 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1973
		National 4-H Congress 1974 Official Program National 4-H Congress 1974 Official Program and National 4-H Congress Committees.		1974
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1977 Creating Our Heritage of the Future. The 1977 annual report of National 4-H Council.	Norman C. Mindrum, Executive Vice President; Grant A. Shrum, Executive Director	1977
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1978 Annual Report for National 4-H Council.	Norman Mindrum, Executive Vice President; Grant A. Shrum, Executive Director	1978
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1979 Expanding Horizons. 1979 National 4-H Council Annual Report.	Norman C. Mindrum, President; Grant A. Shrum, Executive Vice President	1979
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1980 1980 Annual Report of National 4-H Council.	Norman C. Mindrum, President; Grant A. Shrum, Executive Vice President	1980
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1981 1981 National 4-H Council Annual Report.		1981
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1982 Investing in Excellence. 1982 Annual Report of National 4-H Council.	Grant A. Shrum, President	1982
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1983 1983 Annual Report of National 4-H Council.	Grant A. Shrum, President	1983
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1984 1984 Annual Report of National 4-H Council	Grant A. Shrum, President	1984
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 1985 4-H for Youth for America. 1985 Annual Report of National 4-H Council.	Grant A. Shrum, President	1985
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2005-2006 2005-2006 Annual Report of National 4-H Council.	Donald T. Floyd, Jr., President	2006
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2007 2007 Annual Report of National 4-H Council	Donald T. Floyd, Jr., President	2007
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2008 2008 Annual Report of National 4-H Council	Donald T. Floyd, Jr., President	2008
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2009 2009 Annual Report of National 4-H Council	Donald T. Floyd, Jr., President	2009
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2010 2010 Annual Report of National 4-H Council	Donald T. Floyd, Jr., President	2010
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2011 2011 Annual Report of National 4-H Council	Donald T. Floyd, Jr. President	2011
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2012 2012 annual report of National 4-H Council	Donald T. Floyd, Jr., President	2012
		National 4-H Council Annual Report - 2013 2013 annual impact report of National 4-H Council - The Power of 4-H and the pledge to build a better world.	Donald T. Floyd, Jr. President	2013
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1983 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1983. Volume 1, Number 2. Features include: Donors Conference Focuses on Campaign for 4-H; Robert B. Gill To Chair Campaign Committee; 4-H Recognizes Eight Outstanding Alumni; Illinois 4-H Club's Effort Pays Off; 4-H Supports President's International Youth Exchange Initiative; Colgate-Palmolive Company Sponsors Youth Poll; New Materials Developed for Citizenship Program; Dairy Conference Features Computerized Farming; Leader Forum Explores Broad Uses of Photography; 4-H Leaders Learn Ways To Involve Disabled Youth4-H'ers Compete in Regional Engineering Events; National 4-H Council Recognized for Contribution to the Beef Cattle Industry; Forestry Invitational Offers Training and Competition.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1983
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1983 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer 1983. Volume 1, Number 1. Features include: Board of Trustees Elects New Members, Approves Major Fund-Raising Effort; Dr. Eugene Williams Resigns Extension Post; National 4-H Council Joins Effort to Prevent Drug and Alcohol Abuse; Bike Safety Consortium Formed; Marketing Effort Made for National 4-H Center; Missouri to Support Major Renovation Project at National 4-H Center; Rotary Club Recognizes National 4-H Center; Exchange Club Donates Freedom Shrine to Center; National 4-H News Plans Agricultural Issue; Kiwanis--4-H Publish Cooperative Guide; Commodity Marketing Symposium Offers Hands-On Learning; President Reagan Joins Ag Day Festivities; National 4-H Week Set for October 2-8; Teens Get First-Hand Look at Government at Work; Illinois Club Wins Help Young America Highest Honors.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1983
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1984 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1984. Volume 2, Number 4. Features include: 1984 Donors Conference Focuses on Needs of Youth; Donors Updated on Campaign for 4-H; 4-H Fish Project Turns Into Family Business; 4-H Recognizes Eight Outstanding Alumni; Campbell Soup Welcomes 4-H Leaders; 4-H Family Honored at White House as "Great American Family"; 4-H Gets National Recognition for Safety; National 4-H Week in the Nation's Capital; Public Service Ads Add to 4-H Visibility; Survey Results Applaud Public Speaking Program; Spotlight Will be on 4-H Winners at National 4-H Congress; 4-H "Taps" Into TAP; Direct Mail Test Launched; Energy Source Curriculum Available Nationally; Oregon Youth Awarded Fashion Career Scholarship; Vision Care Grants Awarded to Nine States; 50th Annual Forestry Invitational Goes "National"; 4-H Club Wins "Help Young America" Award; Kodak to Sponsor Photo Symposium; Firestone Helps Identify 4-H Alumni; Two 4-H Youth Named AIC Trustees; 3-M Awards State Grants for National Safety Congress; 4-H'ers Compete in Regional Engineering Events.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1984
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1984 Spring 4-H news and features relalting to Spring 1984. Volume 2, Number. 2 Features include: 'Salute' Makes The Best Better; Stormer Appointed To National Leadership Post; 4-H Is More! Film Airs Nationwide; Kraft Sponsored Film Premieres; Renovated Missouri Room Dedicated; Crabbs Named Kellogg Fellow; Salute to Excellence Highlights; 1984 Private Support For 4-H Programs; 4-H'er Named First Miss Agriculture; Orville Redenbacher's Popcorn Book; Another 4-H Success Story - Hope Truckenmiller; 4-H Featured in Beatrice World; Engineering Events Promoted; Safety For All Seasons Handbook Updated; W. K. Kellogg Foundation Makes Grant to Panama; Mindrum Assumes Consultant Role; Family America Program Initiated at Center; National Georgraphic Gives Visibility to 4-H; Bread Baking Film Prepared by Kodak; First Fashipn Careers Scholarship Announced; Council Budget Approved; Extension Lay Leaders Meet at Center; New 4-H Dog Literature Available; National Awards-Winners Represent 4-H at EXPO.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1984
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1984 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer 1984. Volume 2, Number 3. Features include: Poling Elected Chairman National 4-H Board of Trustees; Council Board Visits President Ronald Reagan at White House; The Campaign for 4-H Reaches 27 Percent Goal; Harold Poling and 4-H; National 4-H Center Celebrates 25th Anniversary; States Enhance Rooms at National 4-H Center; National 4-H Conference Strengthens Teen Leadership; Teen Citizenship Training is Summer Emphasis at 4-H Center; Council Receives USDA Volunteerism Award; HHS Drinking & Driving Conference Held at Center; National 4-H News Survey Planned; Public Relations Experts Advise Council; Salute to Excellence Grants Made; Marketing Symposium Offers Hands-On Learning; An Arabian Tale--The Georgia 4-H Way, with Kenny Rogers.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1984
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1984 Winter 4-H news and features relating to Winter 1984. Volume 2, Number 1. Features include: National 4-H Congress Lauds America's Youth; All-Congress Events Offer Variety of Experiences; Secretary of Agriculture John R. Block Addresses Thursday Assembly; Eight Receive National Alumni Awards; Board of Trustees Meets at Congress; Donors Pledge Five-Year Support for 4-H; Campaign Committee Pledges Active Support of Campaign For 4-H; Trustees Workshop Held at Congress; 4-H'ers Respond to Nationwide Survey on Contemporary Issues; Donors Recognized for Sustained Giving; W. K. Kellogg Foundation Honored for Support of 4-H; Mobil Farm Future Features 4-H; Rotary International Recognizes Council; Volunteers Sharpen Skills at 4-H Leader Forum; New 4-H Dairy Foods Manual Emphasizes Total Health; 4-H Wildlife Series Completed; Twenty-Six States Enter National 4-H Horse Roundup; Reader's Digest Awards Citizenship-in-Action Grants; IFYE Participants Return from 19 Host Countries; Economics, Jobs and Careers is Focus of Leader Forum; NBC's Willard Scott Receives Partner in 4-H Award.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1984
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1985 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1985. Volume 3, Number 4. Features include: "Profiles" - A Forum for Tomorrow's Leaders; Donors Conference Offers 4-H Update; U.S. Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter Says "4-H Made the Difference"; 4-H'ers Finalists in `TEEN Contest; Warren Fund Receives Additional Gift; CBS Spotlights Gertrude L. Warren; 4-H Joins In Honoring American Farmer; Resource Development Workshop Held; Program Support Opportunities with The Campaign for 4-H; International Conference A Success; Olympic Medalist Rafer Johnson to Keynote 4-H Congress; "Wall Street Journal" Features 4-H; Forestry Invitational Tests Skills; 150 Attend Engineering Events; "Blue Sky" TV Series Nears Completion; Howland Estate Turned Over to 4-H; Leaders Gather at Regional Forums; 4-H Shines at Safety Congress; Photography and Home Economics Leaders Attend Forums; 4-H Among Recipients of Extension Awards.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1985
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1985 Spring 4-H news and features relating to Spring 1985. Volume 3, Number 2. Features include: 4-H Volunteers Saluted for Excellence; Conference Delegates Address Future of 4-H; 4-H Supply Service Marks 60th Anniversary; Former 4-H'ers Receive Congressional Awards; 4-H'ers Learn About Marketing from the Pros; TV Series on Space Technology Underway; States Present Gifts to National 4-H Center; 4-H Teenage Volunteers Among Those Honored at White House by President Reagan During National Volunteer Week; 1985 Private Support for 4-H Programs; Salute to Excellence Highlights; Kellogg Cites Need for "Ag Literacy"; Teen Training Expanded; Photography Forum Scheduled; Record Support for 4-H; Photo Grants Awarded; States Awarded CWF Grants; "4-H Leader" Premieres; Ibero-American Rural Youth Conference Planned; Travel Seminars Scheduled; Kennedy Center Honors 4-H Council; 3M Safety Grants; Grocery Bags for 4-H; Involving the Handicapped in 4-H; Ag Scholarships for Underrepresented; New 4-H Theme - "4-H for Youth for America"; Multi-Year Commitments to The Campaign for 4-H; Governor Mario Cuomo of New York Poses with 8-Year-Old 4-H'er and Her Goat Project.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1985
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1985 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer 1985. Volume 3, Number 3. Features include: Alumni Search Underway; Board of Trustees Elects New Members, Approves Record Budget; New PSA Package Produced; New Campaign Subcommittees Appointed; Individuals Make a Difference - Jay and Becky Kaiserman; NASA Astronaut Ellison Onizuka Makes 4-H Presentation; Alumni Grateful for 4-H; Nation's Capital is Classroom for Citizenship Training; Volunteer Consortium Appointed; Bread Grants Announced; Council Report Rated "Excellent"; Salute to Excellence Grants Awarded; Extension Foresters To Be Honored; Universitites Receive Ag Grants; 4-H Represented at Fitness Meeting; Horse Forum Supported; Safety Congress Grants Awarded; 4-H'ers Win Sewing Contest; Corporate Multi-Year Commitments to The Campaign for 4-H.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1985
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1985 Winter 4-H news and features relating to Winter 1985. Volume 3, Number 1. Features include: Delegates Shine at National 4-H Congress; Kellogg Foundation Makes Record Contribution to 4-H; National 4-H Alumni Honored; Firestone Breakfast Marks 40th Year; 4-H'ers Proving American Dream Is a Reality; Judi Hofer Says 4-H Contributed to Her Success; Multi-Year Commitments to Campaign for 4-H; Board Elects New Member and Launches Phase II of Campaign; Trustee Workshop Held at Congress; Eight Companies Cited for Years of Support; Photography Program Development Symposium Held; Vet Scholarship Pays Off; Gill Addresses National Extension Panel; Readership Survey Ranks 4-H NEWS Highly; Nutrition Manual Planned;"Coke is It" for Georgia 4-H'ers; 4-H Float in Roses Parade.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1985
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1986 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1986. Volume 4, Number 4. Features include: 39th 4-H Donors Conference a Cut Above; National 4-H Congress Site for 50th Reunion; Profiles For Tomorrow, Successful Today; Woman's Day Reports on Kids for Kids; National 4-H Volunteer Leader Forums Abound; 4-H Hmongs Make Transition; Photography Task Force Makes Sure You Get The Picture; Chicago Site for National Safety Congress; Dr. John Gardner Visits 4-H Center; Soviet YASEP Delegation Returns Home; States Making Big Plans for Blue Sky TV Series; Would You Believe a Presidential Phone Call During the Know America Program.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1986
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1986 Spring 4-H news and features relating to Spring 1986. Volume 4, Number 2. Features Include: Conference Delegates Focus on Future of 4-H; NM Senator Pete Domenici Presents President Reagan with 4-H Jacket; IFYE's Return After Living and Working in China; Magazines Join in Alumni Search; Proposed Cuts Spark 4-H Support; 4500 Teens Involved in Citizenship Training; Youth Learn Marketing Skills; Blue Sky TV Series Premieres; Tennessee 4-H'er Wins Truman Scholarship; Vision Education Grants Awarded; Onizuka Fund Grows; Youth Awareness Grants Awarded; Four Partner in 4-H Awards Presented; 4-H Does Make a Difference; States Present Gifts to Center; Nenney Mural Replicated; Labo to Celebrate 15th Anniversary; Groups Involve Handicapped; Grants Strengthen 4-H Volunteerism; 1986 Private Support for 4-H Programs.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1986
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1986 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer 1986. Volume 4, Number 3. Features include: Citizenship Comes Alive in Nation's Capital; 4-H Boasts Several "Youth for America" Winners; 4-H Leader Leads Through Example; Soviet YASEP Delegates Visit United States; Ambassadors Tell the 4-H Story; If You Could Have Heard What I Saw - Tom Sullivan; 4-H Promotional Package Ready for Distribution; New Leader Appointed at Extension Service; West Virginia Hosts 4-H Forestry Invitational; Blue Sky TV Series Receives Raves; Fall Leader Forum Scheduled; Shooting Sports Workshop Proved to be a Hit.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1986
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1986 Winter 4-H news and features relating to Winter 1986. Volume 4, Number 1. Features include: 4-H Fund to Honor Challenger Astronaut Onizuka; $1 Million Awarded to States for 4-H Volunteer Programs; National 4-H Congress Celebrates America's Youth; Alliance for 4-H Strengthens Individual Support; The Campaign for 4-H New Donors; Washington Post Features Extension's Role in Farm Crisis; Firestone and Reader's Digest Shift Support; Former NCA President Jo An Smith is Bullish on 4-H; Presidential Award Recipients Show Leadership Excellence; At Recognition Luncheon Alumnus Tells of Life's Lessons Learned in 4-H; Donors Recognized for Long-Term Support; 4-H Makes Balancing Career and Household "Easier" Says 4-H Alumna Carolyn Cook Cotay, Health Science Administrator, National Cancer Institute; Du Pont Scholarships Awarded; Staff Development Workshop Scheduled; Youth for America Campaign Gets Underway, Trustee Workshop Held at 4-H Congress; Wyoming Designates Room at 4-H Center.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1986
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1987 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1987. Volume 5, Number 3. Features include: Donors Receive Update on 4-H; Planning Your Personal Gifts to 4-H Can Produce Maximum Tax Benefits; Profiles for Tomorrow Trains Teen Leaders For The Future; 4-H Volunteer Selected for National Award From J. C. Penney Company; New Campaign Donors; New York Couple Pursuing a New Career as Nation's First "Farm Sitters"; Donors Demonstrate Pride in Their National 4-H Center; National 4-H Livestock/Horse Leader Forum Addresses Current Issues; Kansas Surpasses Phase I Campaign Goal; Michigan 4-H Launches "SPACES" with $1.6 Million Grant; 4-H Proves Cost Effective; HHS Funds 4-H Family-Centered Sex Education; Grant Funds Drug and Alcohol Prevention Staff Member in South Carolina; Minnesota Teen Health Survey is First Update on Social Behaviors Since 1970's; West Virginia Active in "Be Smart! Don't Start!" Campaign; Alaska Pioneers Safety Program for All-Terrain Vehicles; National Cancer Institute Funds California Smokeless Tobacco Project; Dairy Conference Attendees Learn Latest on Industry; Two 4-H Families Win Top Honors at White House; 4-H Teens Act to Save Lives; 4-H Club Helps Save Nebraska Wildflower From Extinction; Going To The Dogs; New York Times Features 4-H; Inidiana Extension Homemakers Host National Conference; 4-H'ers Attend Safety Congress; Baking Bread Enters the Spotlight in November; New 4-H Catalog Available; Land-Grant Mission Featured in the Chronicle of Higher Education.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1987
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1987 Spring 4-H news and features relating to Spring 1987. Volume 5, Number 1. Features include: RJR Nabisco Salutes 4-H Volunteer Excellence; Kellogg Foundation Sponsored 4-H Volunteer Program Ready for Testing; 4-H Teens Tackle Societal Issues During National 4-H Conference; 4-H… "A Spoonful of Medicine"; 4-H Ambassadors Learn How to Call on Donors; Detroit Free Press Features 4-H; Marjorie Merriweather Post Foundation Becomes New 4-H Donor; Oklahoma Launches alliance for 4-H Campaign; Garfield the Cat Promotes 4-H; 4-H Volunteers, Alums, and Friends Join the Campaign for 4-H; Ford President Broadcasts Appeal to Former 4-H Members; 4-H Contributes to Farm Success; Incentive Patches Offered in Vision Program; Kellogg Funds Special Volunteer Training; States Gear Up for Using "Blue Sky" Series; National Leader Forums Set; 1987 Private Support for 4-H Programs.	Larry L. Krug	1987
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1987 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer 1987. Volume 5, Number 2. Features include: Board of Trustees Elects New Members; Government Experts Help Mold Future Leaders; 4-H Latchkey Programs Fill a Need; National Poll Cites Latchkey Situations as Cause of Learning Distress; Individuals Hold the Key to America's Future; "TSC Stores" Offers Grants to 21 States; Growing Up Close andStaying Together - 4-H'ers, the group Alabama; Tennessee Documents a Rich 4-H History; Pillsbury Supports Career Education for Rural Youth in Minnesota; Kentucky Opens New Leadership Center; Tucson Youth Organizations Develop Joint Programs; Louisiana Teenager Wins First Yeager Award; New Jersey Area Dedicated at National 4-H Center; Iowa 4-H'er Helps Community Under Stress; 1987 Public Service Announcements Distributed.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1987
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1987 Winter 4-H news and features relating to Winter 1987. Volume 4, Number 4. Features include: 65th National 4-H Congress in Review; New Support for 1986 National 4-H Congress; Recognition for Achievements and Dedication; Keynote Speaker Astronaut James A. Lovell; Major Gifts Launch Project: Youth for America; 4-H Alumni Support Sought for The Campaign; Oklahoma Prepares for Alliance; AT&T Announces Major One-Time Contribution to The Campaign for 4-H; Volunteers For The Future Conference Set; E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Scholarship Winners Named; 4-H Alumni Honored at National 4-H Congress.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1987
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1988 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1988. Volume 6, Number 3. Features include: Volunteer Natural Resources Leaders Explore Trends and Issues; Regional Leader Forums Provide Training for Key Volunteers; Richard J. Sauer Selected as New President for National 4-H Council; Profiles for Tomorrow: Advanced Training for Teen Leaders; Kresge Foundation Provides Challenge Grant for 4-H Center; Volunteers Take the Lead in Metro Campaigns; J. C. Penney Defines Expanded Role; Campaign Donor Roster Continues to Grow; Eight State 4-H Programs Receive Beef Promotion Grants; Executive Development Institute Promotes Leadership for the Future; Two 4-H'ers Win First Yoshiyama Awards; Dairy Conference Program Explores Industry's Changing Technology; Oregon Partnership Receives Federal Anti-Drug Grant; National Safety Congress Youth Sessions Held; Engineering Events Offer New Activities; Participating in Youth Organizations Helps Land Jobs; CWF Participants Put Back-Home Action Plan to Work; New York Establishes Stay in School Partnership Program; Pioneer Hi-Bred Funds Rural Pilots Targeting Youth Issues; Kansas "Heart to Heart" Delivers AIDS and Sexuality Education Through Extension Network; Nutrition Leader Forum Focuses on the Latest in Scientific Knowledge; 4-H Catalog Best source of Supplies Since 1920's; 4-H'ers Contribut to Christmas In America; 4-H'ers Win National Recognition from Retarded Citizens Group; October Recognition Event Marks EFNEP 20th Anniversary; Baking Bread Can Strengthen Family; Five 4-H Teens Receive Sea Breeze Awards; Alumna and National Award Program Winner Receives New Honors.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1988
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1988 Spring 4-H news and features relating to Spring 1988. Volume 6, Number 1. Features include: Singer Sewing Company Re-Joins the Ranks of National 4-H Donors; Western Regional Leader Forum Draws Over 500 Participants; Four New Pledges Add $1.2 Million to The Campaign for 4-H; Gill Receives Partner-in-4-H Award; Comments on Youth Issues, Volunteerism; National 4-H Leader Announces Retirement - Donald L. Stormer; RJR Nabisco Salutes 4-H Volunteer Excellence; 4-H Teens Tackle Societal Issues During National 4-H Conference; National 4-H Gardening Winner Pursues Career Following Mishap; Vision Eye Care and Safety Promoted Through 4-H Grants; 4-H Joins Two National Collaborations Addressing Youth Issues - "Making the Grade" and "National Coalition to Prevent Childhood Injury"; Alaska Teens Promote AIDS Awareness; Sun City Bridges the Generation Gap Through 4-H; 4-H Club is Grand Prize Winner in Anti-Drug Contest Sponsored by McDonald's; Louisiana Extension Inaugurates Traffic Safety with Federal Funds; Georgia 4-H'ers Develop Shopping Savvy; 4-H and VISTA Work Together to Help Low-Income Families in California; Apple Donates Computer to California 4-H Ranch; Minnesota 4-H Collaborates to Reduce Preventable Deaths; Photography Exchange Links Minnesota 4-H'ers, Soviet Youth; Rock Springs 4-H Center Receives $114,000 Estate Gift; W. K. Kellogg Foundation Supports 4-H Intergenerational Program in Michigan; Kellogg Foundation Funds Extension Staff Development Project; D.O.E. Funds Colorado Extension Drug Abuse Prevention Program; Most Youth Health Problems are Preventable, Says U.S. Surgeon General C. Everett Koop; National Science Foundation Funds Land-Grant, Extension, 4-H Programs; Costa Rican Exchange Program Offers Teens Opportunities to Use Back Home; 1988 Private Support for 4-H Programs.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1988
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1988 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer 1988. Volume 6, Number 2. Features include: Lawrie Thomas, Amoco Oil Company President, Elected Board of Trustees Chairman; W. K. Kellogg Foundation Board Visits National 4-H Council; Ralph W. Ketner Hall Planned for National 4-H Center; Campaign Express Nears Destination - Only $3 Million Needed to Reach $50 Million Goal!; 4-H'ers Meet with Top Corporate Executives; Metro Campaigns Build Volunteer Base; Teens Explore "Pathways to the Presidency" in Hands-on Citizenship Program "Citizenship Washington Focus"; 4-H'ers Take "Youth for America" Honors; International Home Economists Focus On Family; Exchangees Visit Michigan in IFYE Program with Ireland; Ninth Forestry International Hosts Competitors; 4-H'ers Represent Youth on AIC Board; Twenty Million High School Graduates Face Harsh Job Realities; 4-H Supports AMA Congress on Adolescent Health; New Curriculum Addresses Substance Abuse in Kansas; New York Teens Learn and Share Natural Resources Skills; "Life Skills" Important in Animal Science Projects, Oregon Study Says; Handicap Camp in New Jersey Networking Success; Well-known Wildlife Artist Leland D. Schraperkotter and his wife Margaret Donated Original Painting Depicting Waterfowl in Flight to National 4-H Center.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1988
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1988 Winter 4-H news and features relating to Winter 1988. Volume 5, Number 4. Features include: Board of Trustees Meets in Chicago; J. Orville Young, Former Council Vice Chairman, Dies; Ohio 4-H Pledges $1 Million to Campaign, J. C. Penney Becomes $1 Million Donor; Congress in Review; Distinguished Alumni Receive Gold Key Award; Tenth State 4-H Foundation Trustees Workshop Draws Record Attendance; Congress Delegates Pledge Support to "Strive for Excellence" Campaign; The National 4-H Center feature; Indiana 4-H Funded for Seat Belt Safety Program; 4-H Consumer Education Grants Awarded; North Dakota 4-H Promotion Campaign Takes to the Sky and the Gridiron with former 4-H'er Gil E. Rud of the Navy Blue Angels; Extension Trains Oklahoma Citizens for Public Policy Leadership Roles; 4-H Receives Grant for Seat Belt Safety Program in Washigton, D.C.; Project: Youth for America After One Year; 4-H Addresses Teen Pregnancy Prevention and Teen Parenting with Variety of Models; J.C. Penney Joins War on "Crack"; Guide Dog Organizations Receive Partner-in-4-H Award; State 4-H Leadership Addresses Societal Issues; 4-H Groups Conduct Programs for Handicapped; 4-H Youth Center to be Created in Detroit Suburb.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1988
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1989 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1989. Volume 7, Number 3. Features include: Citizenship Washington Focus: 30 Years of Service; Resource Development Committee Member Honored: Charles A. Hayes; John Rock: An Outlook on Youth and Corporate America; National 4-H Nutrition Volunteer Forum by Campbell Soup Company; Ketner Hall Groundbreaking; Volunteers for the Future: A Powerful Force; Publication of Special 4-H Homecrafts Magazine; Profiles for Tomorrow, Top 4-H Teens Pursue Advanced Leadership Skills; New Program Supported by Waste Management, Inc. Addresses Issues in Natural Resources; Seminar Focuses on Economic Education in 4-H; National 4-H Council Supports the 1990 Census; Forestry Invitational Draws Competitors From 17 States; New Wildlife Invitational Event Held; Former Council President Named Interim Coordinator of New Youth Program - Grant A. Shrum; California Uses Blue Sky Materials in Camp and Afterschool Programs; Former 4-H'er Joe Robbie, Owner of the Miami Dolphins, Issues a $50,000 Challenge Gift to South Dakota 4-H; Kentucky 4-H Bridges Generation Gap in Pilot Program Funded by J. C. Penney; North Carolina Campaign for 4-H; Project CARE: Support for At-Risk Youth; Award-Winning Oklahoma 4-H Project Featured on "Today" Show; Ecology Camp Program Serves At-Risk Youth; Colorado 4-H'ers Help Plant New Eisenhower Memorial Forest.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1989
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1989 Spring 4-H news and features relating to Spring 1989. Volume 7, Number 1. Features include: Message from the Board; National 4-H Conference Draws Outstanding 4-H Teens; USDA's Yeutter Has Strong 4-H Background; National 4-H Leadership Plans for the Future; Leah Hoopfer Appointed to National Leadership Post; Salute to Excellence Honors Outstanding 4-H Volunteers; New Nebraska Program Focuses on Water Resources; "Friends Helping Friends" - Positive Peer Pressure; Kellogg Grants Support Two State 4-H Progrmas Focusing on World Food/Agriculture Issues; Two 4-H Programs Receive National Substance Abuse Prevention Award; Iowa 4-H Foundation Receives Loargest-Ever Bequest; Agricultural Leaders Meet at National 4-H Center; Grants Assist Broad Range of Local 4-H Programs; Cooperative Extension Marks 75th Anniversary; Executive Development Institute Series Continues with Fourth Seminar; New Video Programs Support Youth Mission; Investing in America's Future - National 4-H Council Donor List and Annual Report.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1989
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1989 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer 1989. Volume 7, Number 2. Features include: Bush to Serve as Honorary Chairman; Continues Long Tradition of Presidents' Support of 4-H with Presidential Photo Montage; Board of Trustees Meets at National 4-H Center; Grant A. Shrum Honored for His Service to 4-H; Council Volunteers Carry on Momentum Established by The Campaign for 4-H; Donors Expand Outreach of 4-H; 4-H and Honda Combine Resources in ATV Safety Education Program; Central American Peace Scholarship (CAPS) Program Brings Costa Rican Youth to U.S.; Minnesota Teen Pregnancy Prevention Project a National Model; The National 4-H Center Photo Insert; Student's Eggs-periment May Provide Clues to Life in Space; Tennessee Dedicates Dining Room at National 4-H Center; Kellogg Foundation Gives Missouri Extension $3.6 Million for Youth Program; "Making the Grade: A Report Card on American Youth"; Baltimore 4-H: The Urban Approach to Youth Issues Programming; Wonders of Washington, WOW! A Passport to Adventure, 4-H Center program geared to school groups; "Puppet Power" Hels Teens at Risk Say "No" to Drugs--and Pass the Message Along to Younger Kids; Washington Teen Pregnancy Program Brings 4-H and Other Agencies Together; California Hosts 4-H Childcare Conference; Utah Satellite Seminar Focuses on Families; The National 4-H Center Marks 30 Years; Kraft Wins National AMA Award for 4-H Support; Teen Consumers are Big Business; 4-H Supports National Celebration of the Outdoors; 4-H Provides Leadership in Water Quality - America's Clean Water Project; Rockwell Signed Print Donated to National 4-H Center by David L. Litten, Westinghouse; Charitable Donations Top $100 Billion; 4-H Clubs Take National Honors in "Youth for America" Program; Craft Yarn Council of America Sponsors New National Leader Forum; National 4-H Supply Expands Services; 4-H International Programs Build Bridges.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1989
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1989 Winter 4-H news and features relating to Winter 1989. Volume 6, Number 4. Features included: Board of Trustees Meets in Chicago; Successful Completion of $50 Million Campaign Celebrated December 6; Campaign Celebration Includes Review of Major Achievements; Campaign Contributions Continue to Mount; Donors Recognized for Support Anniversaries; National 4-H Congress… in Review; Presidential Award Winners Exhibit Leadership, Diversity; Performing Arts as a Communications Tool; Teaching Kids to Think; 4-H Public Service Announcement Featured in Design Exhibit; Photo Exhibit Spotlights Talented 4-H'ers; Outstanding 4-H Alumni Recognized with National Award; "Blue Sky Below My Feet" On Mission of Success; Costa Rica Exchange Set for '89; Grants Awarded to Eight State Anti-Substance Abuse Programs; Eastern and Western Horse Events Showcase 4-H'ers Skills; President Bush's Inaugural Parade Float by the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports featured members of a Washington, DC 4-H Club and the California Raisins; Kellogg Foundation Chairman Calls for Increased Focus on Youth; 4-H Center Serves Many Groups' Meeting Needs; Vision Education Grants Awarded; 1989 Private Support for 4-H Programs.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1989
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1990 Fall 4-H news and features relating to Fall 1990. Volume 8, Number 3. Features include: Youth At Risk Summit Marks Extension's Commitment to Address Issues; Ketner Hall Dedicated; Profiles for Tomorrow: Recognizes Key Teen 4-H Leaders; Ed Aiton - A Commitment to 4-H; Symposium Explores Land-Grant System's Role in Scientific and Technological Education; Private Sector Partners Meet at National 4-H Center; Edwin T. Meredith Commemorated in Dedication of Center's Iowa Conference Room; W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grant Will Support U.S.-Mexico Exchange; USAID Grant to Council Will Support Adult Program With Costa Rica; World Focus on the Environment; Jeep/Eagle Ad Spotlights 4-H Environmental Activities; Extension's Youth Programs in President's Report to Governors; 4-H Alumni Honored for Outstanding Achievement; Justice Grant Supports Commuinity Drug Programs for Teens; Georgia 4-H'er Receives Yoshiyama Award Recognizing Outstanding Community Service; Awards Available to 4-H Programs Through J.C. Penney/National Organization on Disability; Bush Cites Tennessee 4-H'er as "Daily Point of Light"; Forestry Invitational Attracts Competitors from 15 States; New 4-H Publications from Heinz Vinegar.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1990
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1990 Spring 4-H news and features relating to Spring, 1990. Volume 8, Number 1. Features include: Message from the Board; Youth at Risk is Focus of the 60th National 4-H Conference; Center Receives Gifts from States; 1990 Grant Programs Support Action on Variety of Issues; New Donor Support; "Training the Trainer" Seminar Introduces New Curriculum; 4-H International Programs Emphasize Global Understanding; National Extension Youth at Risk Summit Scheduled for September; Spotlight on Achievement; 4-H Clown Club Provides Alternative to Detention for Juvenile Offenders; Iowa Teens Learn How to Be Better Parents; 4-H Entrepreneurs Enjoy Success; SEEDS: Space Exposed Experiment Developed for Students; Partnership for Dropout Prevention is Focus of West Virginia Task Force; "The Affection Connection" Focues on the Benefits of Including Pets in the Lives of Childreon; The Differences You Make - 1989 Investors List and Annual Report.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1990
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1990 Summer 4-H news and features relating to Summer, 1990. Volume 8, Number 2. Features include: Board of Trustees Meets at National 4-H Center, Elects Gill as Chairman; New 4-H Partners; Resource Development Committee Inaugurates Business Planning Program; Luke Schruben: Profile; Local Programs Receive Support through National 4-H Grant Programs; $5.9 Million Kellogg Grant Awarded to 4-H; Teens Learn How Government Works in Citizenship Washington Focus Program; Outstanding 4-H'ers Become National 4-H Ambassadors; Colglate's Youth for America Campaign Honors 4-H Community Service Projects; IFYEs Around the World; 4-H in Red Square; New Exchange Program With Poland Focuses on Agriculture, Trade and Marketing; Going on Safari?; Seal of Approval - The Council on Standards for International Educational Training; Spotlight on Achievemnet; Northwest Kidney Foundation Benefits from 4-H/Japan Exchange Relationships; Washington Youth at Risk Program Offers Kids Challenge; North Dakota Media Camp Focuses on Video Production Skills; Oregon 4-H'er Chosen for National Youth Environmental Action Forum; 4-H Horsewoman Featured at Belmont HorseFair '90; Kansas 4-H Program Singled Out for Presidential "Point of Light Honors; 1990 4-H Community All-Terrain Vehicle Safety Grant Program Awards Made; New Meat Science Materials Available; Photography Hot Shots: The First National Photography Institute;	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1990
		National 4-H Council Quarterly - 1990 Winter 4-H news and features relating to Winter 1990. Volume 7, Number 4. Features include: Coca-Cola Executive Named to National 4-H Council Board; Board of Trustees Meets in Chicago; McCall Pattern Company Co-Sponsors National 4-H Fashion Revue Awards Program; Committee Plans for 1990 Resource Development; National 4-H Council Phone/Mail Test Program; Educator & Philosopher Dorothy "Dot" Emerson Dies; Spotlight on Achievement; Los Angeles Child Care Program Receives HUD Grant; ES/HUD/Kraft General Foods, Inc. Form Partnership for Housing Clients; Kansas Courtyard to Enhance National 4-H Center; Pennsylvania Urban Programs Address Real Needs; Teens Earn and Learn in Detroit; Kansas 4-H Promotes Independent Sector's "Give Five" Program in Recruiting Older Volunteers; Project Quest: Alternatives for At-Risk Youth; US-USSR Photo Exhibit Builds International Relationships; 68th National 4-H Congress: "Celebration of Choices"; Alumni Honorees Represent Broad Spectrum of Society; Donors Recognized for Support Anniversaries; Hot Shots: New National Photography Institute Scheduled; State 4-H Foundation Trustees Workshop; 1990 Private Support for 4-H Programs.	Larry L. Krug, Executive Editor	1990
		National 4-H Supply Catalog 1961 Illustrated catalog of items bearing the 4-H emblem.	National 4-H Supply Service	1961
		National 4-H Supply Catalog 1969 Illustrated catalog of items displaying the 4-H emblem.	National 4-H Supply Service	1969
		National 4-H Supply Catalog 1989-1990 Illustrated catalog of items bearing the 4-H emblem and other services provided by National 4-H Cluncil.	National 4-H Supply Service	1989-1990
		National 4-H Supply Catalog 2014 - Make Your Mark The 2014 4-H Supply catalog featues hundreds of items for use in the 4-H program… items for members, parents, leaders, clubs, alumni and 4-H Extension agents including apparel; jewelry; pins and recognition; school and office items; club, fair and camp items; lifestyle products and much more.	National 4-H Supply Staff	2014
		New Foundations for the 4-H Youth Development Profession 4-H Professional Research , Knowledge and Competencies Study 2004. Since its inception in 1985 and through subsequent updates, the 4-H Professional Research and Knowledge Base (4-Hprk) has come to be the foundation for the 4-H youth development profession. The new 4-H professional research, knowledge and competencies (4-HPRKC, 2004) model provides a road map for the 4-H Youth Development workforce of the future.	National Professional Development Task Force; Co-Chairs: Roger Rennekamp (KY) and Barbara Stone (National 4-H Headquarters)	2004
		Organization of 4-H Club Work, A Guide for Local Leaders Agriculture Handbook No. 33. This is a general manual of 4-H operations including the distinguishing features of 4-H Club work, basic principles of procedure in program making, development of social ideals, devlopment of leadership within the group, general 4-H Club activities and a summary of character-building methods in 4-H Club work.	Gertrude L. Warren	1952
		Photo Fun Club Button Flier A marketing flier for 4-H Photo Fun Club buttons.		1970
		Photo Fun Club Cast Photo Album 4-H Photo Fun Club Cast Photo Album - Photos taken on set with the youth cast of the Photo Fun Club and their television club leader, Dick Arnold.		1970
		Photo Fun Club Member Manual Tips on activities and learning for use before, during and after each of the six meetings (programs) of the 4-H Photo Fun Club television series.		1970
		Photo Fun Club Resource Guide A Resource Guide to 4-H Photo Fun Club for teachers, 4-H leaders,community leaders, teens and others.		1970
		Preparing 4-H History Posters, Displays and Scrapbooks Tiips on preparing history posters, displays and scrapbooks for the fair based on interviewing 4-H alumni and recording their memories.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Preserving Books, Paper Documents & Photographs Letters, legal documents, newspapers clippings, books, magazines, catalogues, manuals, comic books, scrapbooks and photographs are all subject to chemical and physical deterioration due to the materials from which they are made. By nature these products are fragile. This publication discusses the preservation practices for these items.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Preserving the Past & Present for the Future A power point presentation on preserving the past and present for the future including life skills development relating to restoration, preservation and replication. The presentation shows Oklahoma 4-H centennial fair exhibits - both youth fair exhibits and alumni fair exhibits.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Preserving Vintage Clothing and Textile Products - Part 1 Textile heirlooms are treasured keepsakes of the past. Many families use them t serve as records of the family history, to strengthen family and cultural ties, and to remember special events. They may include garments or objects made of textiles. This publication explains how to get started in preserving vintage clothing and textile products and how to store them. Several activities are also suggested.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Preserving Vintage Clothing and Textile Products - Part 2 Throughout history, textiles were used to express individuality, social status and group identity or membership. Textiles have also provided an outlet for creativity. Today, people enjoy textile as beautiful objects and study them as sources of knowledge about the past. This publication covers types of textile materials and preservation techniques.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Recording and retelling the history of Oklahoma 4-H Part 1 of 2 Writing a story - especially a history story - is like a treasure hunt. As you start preparing for your story, you find as many clues as possible. Clues may include information from a book, newspaper clippings about your topic or your notes from an interview. Stories exist everywhere. This brief includes how to plan and begin, interviewing tips and writing your history story.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Restoration and Preservation Project - 1941 National 4-H Congress The journey of a photo and frame restoration and preservation project using a large photo of the delegates to the 1941 National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago. The project was undertaken by 9-year-old Annie Bragg of Cleveland County, Oklahoma. The photograph was found after her great-grandmother, Julia Gabrish died. Her great aunt Mary Gabrish-Offutt found it and kept it for many years, donating it to the Cleveland County 4-H Office. Annie's Aunt Edith Gabrish-McDowell is pictured with the 1941 Oklahoma delegation to Congress, wearing a black dress and necklace. The photo was taken at the Stevens Hotel Congress banquet. Annie explains that Aunt Edith was a Cleveland County 4-H member and later an extension agent in Murray County (Sulphur, Oklahoma). Annie is proud that her family's 4-H history goes back 75 years and that three generations have gone to National 4-H Congress - Great Aunt Edith, her mother Theresa Gabrish-Bragg and Annie's sister Julie Bragg. This presentation truly tells a photo story of a family 4-H history and restoration of an heirloom skillfully created by a 9-year-old.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Status of Community Service-Learning in 4-H Programs A major part of a 4-H Club for youth is participation in community service-learning activities through project work, either on an individual basis or as a group with fellow club members. Community service-learning by 4-H youth is certainly not a new concept. It is such a strong part of the 4-H program that sometimes it is overlooked or presumed to be a natural part of the learning process in 4-H Youth Development.	John Wyble, Louisiana Cooperative Extension;Joe Kotrlik; Louisiana State University	1999
		Storage and Display of Heirloom Textiles in the Home As no two textiles are exactly alike, it is difficult to give specific directions for their care and storage. However, there are general guidelines for the care of textiles that are delicate because of age and fabric characteristics, and there are guidelines for both storage and display of textile heirlooms in the home, which is the basic information of this publication.	Oklahoma State University Extension 4-H
		Strengthening and Expanding 4-H Programs in Urban Areas This handbook has been compiled from materials shared and information presented at regional workshops on "Strengthening and Expanding 4-H Programs with Urban Audiences." The handbook is intended as a resource for 4-H and youth agents involved in developing or expanding 4-H programming in an urban setting. Included are materials with an organizational/management approach, as well as specific project ideas that have proven successful in counties across the country.	Joel R. Soobitsky	1983
		The 4-H Story - A History of 4-H Club Work A major national history of 4-H.	Franklin M Reck	1951
		The 4-H You Know and The 4-H You Don't Know A colorful, well-illustrated brochure promotes the many strengths of the 4-H program.		1988
		The Corn Lady, A Story of a Country Teacher's Work A compilation of letters from Iowa's Jessie Field (Shambaugh) to her father.	Jessie Field	1911
		The National Conversation on Youth Development in the 21st Century: Final Report 2002 was the centennial year of America's 4-H movement. Rather than build a monument to its past, the leadership of this national youth development organization chose to convene "The National Conversation on Youth Development in the 21st Century" as its centennial gift to the nation. Never before has our nation created a positive youth development agenda, let alone from the ground up. The Conversations engaged 50,000 people of various ages and backgrounds from all 50 states and Puerto Rico. The Conversations findings were used to develop an action plan for America's youth. The final report was produced by National 4-H Council. A very special thank you to the J. C. Penney After School Fund for their generous support for the national conversation process, particularly the production of this final report.		2002
		The Positive Development of Youth Report of the Findings from the first 4 years of the 4-H study of positive youth development. Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development, Tufts University, and National 4-H Council.	Richard M. Lerner, Jacqueline V. Lerner, Erin Phelps, and Colleagues	2008
		The Power of Youth in a Changing World The National 4-H Strategic Plan.The Plan rests on five fundamental principles: Celebrating the power of youth, widening the circle and welcoming others, changing lives through experiential learning, helping our people to flourish, perfecting the ways we work.	National Strategic Directions Team	2001
		USDA Voices of 4-H History Media Release A standardized media release form to be signed by persons appeariing in Voices of 4-H History projects	USDA	2014
		Voice of 4-H History Rack Card, NAE4-HA 2012 This PDF file contains the 3-up rack card that was used at NAE4-HA in 2012. This file is suitable for 'quick printing' at your local print shop, or on a laser printer. NOTE: Because this is a 3-up design, care must be taken to properly align the front and back sides before cutting.		2012
		Voices of 4-H Extension 2013 Rack Card Obverse (Front) Voices of 4-H Extension 2013 Rack Card Obverse (Front) (MS Word 2010 format)		2013
		Voices of 4-H Extension 2013 Rack Card Reverse (Back) Voices of 4-H Extension 2013 Rack Card Reverse (Back) (MS Word 2010 format)		2013
		Voices of 4-H Extension Banner Voices of 4-H Extension Banner (2013)		2013
		Voices of 4-H Extension Process Voices of 4-H Extension Process(MS Word 2010 format)		2013
		Voices of 4-H History Banner Voices of 4-H Banner (2013)		2013
		Voices of 4-H Process Voices of 4-H Process (MS Word 2010 format)		2013
		Waves of the Future: The First Five Years of the 4-H Study of Positive Youth Development Produced through National 4-H Council with a financial grant from Philip Morris USA, an Altria Company. "The results of the study to date provide strong evidence that when the strengths of youth are aligned with the resources for health development in families, schools and communities, youth thrive." - Dr. Richard M. Lerner, PhD. The amount of research on positive youth development is small, especially when compared to research about the problems of adolescents.	Institute for Applied Research in Youth Development, Tufts University	2008
		West Virginia 4-H Camp Songs and Music Traditions This is a Masters' Degree thesis . The purpose of the study was to determine the role of music in 4-H traditions from the beginning of the organization to the present. In addition to the overall 4-H traditions, the research focused on traditions in the 4-H camping program. The research examined songs, song quality, and the role they played in the 4-H tradition and/or the 4-H camp experience. Differences and similarities of 4-H music from the beginning of the 4-H program in West Virginia to the present day were explored. The study also examined the origins of the songs used in the West Virginia 4-H program discerning whether or not it was specifically a 4-H original song or a song originally written for different purposes. The study described songs currently being used and those that are no longer used.	Jason A. Burnside	2011
		Windows to a Wider World; The Payne/National 4-H Fellowships 1939-1969 The history of the National 4-H Fellowships Program.	Harlan G Copeland and V. Joseph McAuliffe	2008
		Wood County 4-H Highlights Timeline poster for Wood County (Ohio) 4-H Highlights	Wood County (Ohio) 4-H Highlights	2014
		World Atlas of 4-H 2nd Edition. Descriptions and logos of the 4-H-type organizations around the world.	Theodore Hutchcroft.	1966
		Youth Decision-Making. A Study on the Impacts of Youth on Adults and Organizations Youth participation can thus be defined as involving youth in responsible, challenging action that meets genuine needs, with the opportunity for planning and/or decision-making affecting others… There is mutuality in teaching and learning (between youth and adults) and where each age groupsees itself as a resource for the other and offers what it uniquely can provide.	Shepherd Zeldin, Annette Kusgen McDaniel, Dimitri Topitzes & Matt Calvert	2001