Appalachian State University - Rhododendron Yearbook (Boone, NC)

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The Good Life Professor Farmer Humphrey surveys his fields and contentedly reflects upon his good life. Chicken Feed Rhode photographers capture the essence of down-home farm life as it still exists and has ever since the domestication of the chicken. These small birds, miniature producers, transform crack-corn and feed Into breakfasts of Eggs Benedict and ' Sunday dinners that are finger lickin ' good.

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Therapy Humphrey and cow enjoy an ud- der ly therapeutic session. Country Ham Wife Nona watches husband Richard slop this season ' s bacon. The Hum preys should be eating high on the hog this winter. particularly appealing. The Humphreys are a family that obviously believes in close ties (--Humphrey says that even his horse and cow go everywhere together.) Whether they are sharing pastureland with a neighboring farmer or just scratching a tame pig behind the ear, this family makes their farm a home. One would be quick to add that this family would probably be able to make home anywhere. And Humphrey the man? He ' s the sort who utilizes every available space on his farm for his hay crop and every available minute for his family, farm, and profession. Whether he ' s trying to solve the intricacies of Sophomore logic or the problem of black root rot, Humphrey is a concerned human being. So, if you get a chance go see him. But you had better not go real late. ' ■kS Companions Zane shows off his horse Betsy to the Rhodo photographers while watchdog Monte takes a break. Photo Essays 18

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' ji %ti-i» ftiTRhodo I I Ihoto p- r— Essays! | AMPUS Photographed for the Rhodo by Leo Storey , Pot Stout and BiJ- White.