This 1963 portrait shows a dark-haired young man in a white collared shirt, seated with his arms resting and folded in front of him as he looks off to the left in profile. McClung painted the work as a studio model portrait while attending the Jerry Farnsworth School of Portrait Painting in Sarasota, Florida, an experience that significantly shaped her approach to figure work. The influence of Farnsworth's classical training can be seen in the solid anatomical structure, the clean handling of the white shirt, and the use of a simple dark background to push the figure forward. The boy's flushed cheeks and steady, contemplative gaze give the painting a sense of quiet presence.