Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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yu “Pots and Pans Inspire Delicious Hobbies Do you make lumpy doughnuts? Do your breakfast rolls bounce off the table? If so, maybe you should take a course in home economics. Here, when studying home cookery, you will find the remedies for your problems. If your faults seem to lie in the field of sewing, you may also benefit from a series of sewing lessons. Among the one hundred-fifty girls taking part in the home econo- mics program, many are quite proficient in their skills, Their eagerness to improve, however, is evident to all who observe the classes. Train- ing in housekeeping, home nursing, child development and family liv- ing are also covered extensively in the program. But whether it be in domestic studies or in learning the best techniques of buying ready- made articles, each is helped towards the department's goal of making better homemakers for tomorrow. MRS. HELEN MRS. CLEO RIPLEY OBERG Home Economics De- Home Economics, Uni- partment Head, Home versity of Missouri B.S., Economics, West Vir- FHA. ginia University B.S., F.H.A. “Clip seam, turn interfacing, and proceed to — what?” as Typewriters Lead to Careers Today’s changing world is requiring more and more men and women to devote their careers to the business fields. Doing its share to fill the need MRS. SYLVIA BERRY with qualified workers, Huguenot’s extensive Busi- Typing, General Business, Madi- ness Department offers courses in typing, book- son B.S. keeping, shorthand, and general business. if a f br Mts na ee MRS. RUBY BRANKLEY ON Bure yer earn? Se ea ee Business Department Head, Typ- show outstanding achievement and proficiency ing, Madison B.S., Guidance. during their year’s work, the department gives special awards and recognition. MISS ALICE GROVES Bookkeeeping. Shorthand. Tvp- ing, Richmond Professional In- stitute B.S., F.B.L.A. “What’s wrong with this typewriter? It keeps print- ing the wrong letters!” 25

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Talent Becomes Tangible in in apple for the teacher! Wonder how many brownie points hey'll rate? “No, I’m afraid you cannot draw a square with a com- pass.” MR. CHESTER PACKARD Art Department Head, Richmond Professional In- stitute BF.A., Art Club, Bowling League. “Mother!” 24 Art Department MRS. MARION GILLINGS Mechanical Drawing, Richmond Professional MR. NATHAN SPENCER Industrial Arts Depart- ment Head, East Caro- Institute, Creative lina College B.S., M.A. Drafting Club. If youre in need of a tombstone, why not make your own? The Art Department will be glad to teach you how, just as it has taught its many other students. While you’re in the class, you may also create covers for record albums or fill sketch books with drawings of people’s feet, as well as studying the technique of the various masters. If you feel that architecture or shop machinery 1s more to your liking, courses in mechanical drawing and in the industrial arts are available. Here you may design modern sky-scrapers or learn to operate a jig saw. Whichever course you pursue, you will be sure to benefit from the talents and skills of your instructors. OLD MASTER DRAWINGS

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Daily Exercises Help Students Develop MR. WILLIAM BLAIR Athletic Director, Health, Physical Education, Wayne State University B.S., Football, Monogram Club. MR. WAYNE COSBY Driver Training, East Carolina B.S.. Junior Varsity Football, Eighth Grade Basketball. MR. GEORGE CRUMMETTE Health, Physical Education, Lynchburg College B.A., Basketball, Track, Assistant Football. MR. DONALD HIRSCHBERG Health, Physical Education, Rich- mond Professional Institute’ B.S., Junior Varsity Football, Junior Var- sity Basketball. MRS. MYRA RHODES Physical Education Department Head, Health, Physical Education, Madison College B.S., Varsity Cheer- leaders, Girls’ Basketball. MISS JIMMIE SMITH Health, Physical Education, Univer- sity of Tennessee B.S., Girls’ Softball. 26