Coopertown High School - Yearbook (Coopertown, TN)

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THE SECOND YEAR HOM ECONOMICS CLUB President Willie Pearl Vice-President Mary Lena Brents Secretary-Treasury-Hmu4McQb?Dorothy Hinkle Reporter Marjorie Hyde Keepersof Scrap-Book Betty Ruth Frey and . Matilda Brents Sponsor Miss Grace Martin Color Purple and White Flower ' Violet Motto: WForward ever, backward never? The Second Year Home Economics Club is posed of second year Home Economics students, who are active members, and other high school students who are interested in Home Economics, who are associate members. - The club meets on Wednesday twice each mon in the Home Economics room. The aims of the club are: to develop coops ation among members, to bring students in close touch with the higher Home Economics organizati ons and activities in the state and nationg to provide opportunities for social contactg to correlate Home Economics with other school and community activities, to increase an appreciat- ion of the homo, to have an appreciation of the rights and responsibilities of each member of t family group, and to establish standards of correct dress, meal-planning, and home manage- ments. Among the activities sponsored this year b the club were: the presenting of a Christmas pro gran, the serving of lunches at the Farmers' Tcrracing School, March the l5thg the planting 0 iris on the school campus, displaying an exhibit at the School Carnival, giving a Valentine Party and the selecting of the best all-'round student in the Club. . P ,f',r4fQA'4fU4' 'QQQQQQ V v xy v xy v xv xv X7 X7 X7 N7 W

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G6'4GG66Q '4Q .1 ' THE FIRST YEAR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President Lois Binkley Vice President Frances Neely Secretary VEvelyn Hunter Reporter Lucy Ann McMahan Sargeant-at-Arms Lucile Tays Sponsor Miss Grace Martin Color Green and White Flower White Iris Motto: WKeep the home fires burning.W V The First Year Home Economics Club con- sists of all freshman girls who are taking Home Economics. The club meets on Friday twice each month in the Home Economics room. The purpose of the club is to develop des- irablc standards for the home and community living, to afford opportunity for the develop- ment of leadership among the girls, to provide information on home-making organized in such a way that it may be practically applied, to pro- vide opportunities for school contacts, to fost- cr training in public speaking, and to teach the correct way to plan and serve a meal. The club each meeting presents a program followed by a social hour. It has also sponsored a Christmas program and tree, a St. Valentine's Day party, an exhibit at the school carnival, aided in maintaining the Tea Room at the school carnival, the sale of ice cream, candy and pop- corn to the students and at ball games, the awar ing of a certificate to the best all-round stud- ent in the club, and a Personality Contest. Dorothy Hinkle -.,.., A.- .....,.. xv xv xy v xy y .ag1q4q,rQ1g4q,f XXXSXXX GQQQQ W -. iw