Berwick High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Berwick, PA)

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VOCATIO AL AGRICULTURE During their three years in high school, the boys interested in agriculture were given the opportunity to educate themselves in the modern and progressive methods of farming. This course played an important role in developing the interest so needed in the agricultural problems of our country. Every boy was required to do a project concerned either with the raising ot crops or with the raising of livestock. They exhibit these projects in the local fair contests. ln addition to the study of farming, students who took the Voc. Agriculture Course were required to study English and history, with the choice of one elective. This made the course well-balanced and very worthwhile. By providing such a course, America is proving that success is based upon how well the people in all walks of life are educated. Mr. CARL M. DAVIS Voc. Agriculture I, Il, Ill, IV Manager of Cafeteria Larry Fenton is showing Mr. McKechnie his Pure-bred Holstein cow and calf, lust one of his ten proiects. Dean Hack in his prize field of oats. .lohn Bodner is proud of his onion-raising proiect.

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