1. Publicity Poster for William Wellman’s Wild Boys of the Road ( Warner Brothers, 1933) “Scarcely a magazine appears today without pictures of young fellows jumping freight trains, huddled in box cars, cooking Mulligan stew in the jungle...” -Wayne McMillen

3. Hoyt, We Can Take It

4. Illustration detail, Hysterical history of the C.C.C. ( Little Rock, AR: Peerless Engraving Co., [1935])

5. Remasculinizing Unemployed Youth: “We Can Take It” Ray Hoyt, We Can Take It (New York: American Book Co., 1935)

6. Wholesome homosociality Illustrations from Hoyt, “We Can Take It” (1935)

7. Cover of CCC pamphlet Bountiful meals and lusty appetites

8. Newly arrived enrollees at “Camp Roosevelt,” Virginia, 1935: Shown in “poorest physical condition”– To be photographed again later “to show improvement”

9. Hoyt, We Can Take It The “loosely- clad forestry worker”

10. Cover Detail, Woodsmanship for the CCC (USGPO, 1938)

11. Publicity Photo: Civilian Conservation Corps at an experimental farm in Beltsville, Maryland. (Circa 1933)

12. Publicity Photo: Civilian Conservation Corps at an experimental farm in Beltsville, Maryland

13. CCC Monument

14. Publicity photo: Shirtless CCC enrollees photographed with crosscut saw.

15. Personal Photo: CCC enrollees from East Orange, New Jersey posing shirtless.

16. Personal Photo: New Jersey enrollees

18. Harry Rossell, “Spirit of CCC,” 1938. “A great white chain of camps”

19. “…hands hardened to the pick and shovel…” Illustration, Woodsmanship for the CCC (1938)

20. Photo credit: Errol Lincoln Uys, Riding the Rails: Teenagers on the Move in the Great Depression (Routledge, 2003).