Teacher Anna McQueston (later wife of Clifton Johnson) reaching up over the blackboard to wind the wall clock in the Hockanum schoolhouse. Three children, one boy and two girls, (one of which leans against a table) look on. Two large windows let in…
A classroom filled with students seated at desks made for two. One girl has raised her hand while one boy in the front bench is reading and the rest of the students are writing.
The winning entry from the Sixth National Italic Handwriting Competition features "Watching Gymnasts," a poem by Robert Francis. Wendy Larson of Portland, Oregon won first prize.
A view of a river with a steep rock wall on the left side and trees growing on top of the wall as well as on the other shore. Mountains are hazily visible in the background.
A snow-covered village with a house on top of a small hill on the left and a church in the background. Some bare trees obscure other houses on the right and a woman walks up the road towards the camera.
A snow covered road leading up hill with houses on both sides. A wooden fence on the left is mostly covered in snow with some bare trees and utility poles following the street. Some people are climbing the hill in the middle ground.
Run down stone wall beside a road. A small house or school is in the right foreground with other farmhouses and barns in the hill behind. Clifton Johnson enhanced the clouds and signed it as if it were a drawing.