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Mr. J. R. Cardwell Vocational Agriculture Lynchburg College, A.B. Chairman, Agricultural Department Future Farmers of America Advisor Mr. Jesse E. Crews Vocational Agriculture V.P.I., B.S. Mr. Worth M. Hudson Vocational Agriculture V.P.I., B.S. Mr. T. Currie Lacks Vocational Agriculture V.P.I., B.S. Eddie Medley takes a sample of soil that will be analyzed. (J ocationaf ' -Cftgricufture department 22
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9 ; s an cnoo o f S to a) in Mr. J. Marshall Swanson Principal University of Tennessee, B.S.; M.S. 2 J
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The purpose of the Vo-ag. Department is to prepare students for agricultural or agricultural related jobs after graduation. Therefore, the subject matter presented in the classroom is extremely practical. Vocational Agriculture classes 9 and 10 meet two periods daily: one is spent in the classroom, and the other in the Vo-ag. shop. During the period in the shop the students learn how to handle power tools such as electric welders, table saws, and jointers. The students are taught the basic fundamentals and principles of rais¬ ing livestock, crops, and other jobs re¬ lating to agriculture. These principles are used in the specialization of Vo-ag. classes 11 and 12, which meet one period daily. The students also learn such things as electrical wiring, landscaping, fencing, and a host of others. During the latter part of the year the classes began the study of judging such things as dairy animals, beef cattle, crops, poultry and farm mechanics. The top stu¬ dents in these classes will go to VP I this summer to the annual F.F.A. Rally, but even those who don’t make the judging teams will gain valuable experience. Eugene Satterfield, Douglas Moore, and Lindy Puryear construct a self-hog feeder under the supervision of Mr. Currie Lacks. Mr. E. D. Patterson uses visual aids to make a point in one of his agriculture classes. Prepares Pis Siucienis for the Puiure 23
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