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J fome Mrs. Annie Belle Daniel Home Economics Longwood, B.S. Mrs. Glennis M. Greenwood Home Economics Longwood College, B.S. F.H.A. Advisor Miss Erna F. Shotwell Home Economics Longwood College, B.S. Chairman, Home Economics Department Education for homemaking should have the same recognition as training for other occupations and vocations, as home¬ making is one pursuit every individual will experience to some degree, Miss Erna Shotwell, head of the Home Economics Department said. The Home Economics Department at Halifax County High School offers degrees of concentration on domestic industries: cooking, sewing, selecting and caring for clothing; repairing electrical equipment; budgeting finances; and preserving health. The purpose of home economics train¬ ing is concerned with the application of knowledge of homemaking and family living, and with the progress of individuals as family members. With an enrollment of over 500 stu¬ dents, the Home Economics Department offers courses to students in grades eight through twelve. Homemaking is not re¬ quired in any grade, but four years of study in the field are offered. Family living, a half-year class for eleventh and twelfth grade boys and girls, emphasizes methods for solving domestic problems and im¬ proving relations between family mem¬ bers. Homemaking students serve the school in many ways outside the classroom. They serve at special meetings, banquets, and teas, make costumes for plays, and work as nurses aides in the hospital. m ww® WI1 28 TheH.C.H.S. home economics exhibit at the county fair featured local women and girls who are either trained home economists or who plan to be.
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and dirt Gre ate dn teres t among Students Art Student Pam King works on a sketch that she will later develop into an oil painting. Advanced art stu¬ dents work in all media, from water colors to pastels. 27
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con om cs Jfo omem Audrey Epperson puts to good use the homemaking knowledge that earned her the local Betty Crocker Award for good homemaking among senior girls. Mrs. Lois M. Swanson Home Economics; Sociology East Tennessee State College, B.S. University of Tennessee, M.S. Mrs. Martha Thompson Home Economics Madison College, B.S. 29 V
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