4-H Saturday Youth Program 1

Southern University AgCenter 4-H agent Karen Stevens (r) of East Baton Rouge Parish and 4-H junior leader Chris Strecker make “glurch,” a kind of silly putty, during a crafts program for youngsters of parents taking shelter from Hurricane Katrina in the Baton Rouge River Center. Dr. Gina Eubanks, vice chancellor for extension at the Southern University agricultural research and extension center, plays with youngsters who made “glurch,” a kind of silly putty, during a 4-H crafts program in the Baton Rouge River Center where Hurricane Katrina evacuees have taken shelter. Carol Ann Atkins, 4-H parent educator, plays with a girl in the Kids’ Korner nursery at the Baton Rouge River Center where Hurricane Katrina evacuees have taken shelter.

Southern University AgCenter 4-H student volunteer Alexis Sumbler clowns with youngsters who made “glurch,” a kind of silly putty, during a 4-H crafts program in the Baton Rouge River Center where Hurricane Katrina evacuees have taken shelter. Southern University AgCenter 4-H agent Karen Stevens of East Baton Rouge Parish makes “glurch,” a kind of silly putty, during a crafts program for youngsters of parents taking shelter from Hurricane Katrina in the Baton Rouge River Center. 4-H volunteer Evans Barber helps young artists in the Kids’ Korner nursery at the Baton Rouge River Center where Hurricane Katrina evacuees have taken shelter.