Hudson High School - Hornet Yearbook (Hudson, NC)

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lean Hickman, Sandra Roper, Freida Bumgarner and jonnie Carlton made woolen garments in Home Economics II. Skillo were eultivafecl in omeotic cience. '9' MRS. HELEN WHITE B.S. , Appalachian State Teachers College Home Economics Advisor to: F.H.A. Mrs. Helen White, director of the home economics department, had four classes of girls per day who were interested in sewing, cooking and learning to handle money in homemaking. In addition to dressmaking and meal preparation, you girls were instructed in good grooming practices, per- sonality improvement and child care. One of the big events of the year was the Christmas Tea on December 17 when you exhibited decorations, stuffed toys and gifts you had made. 28

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iotory wao ca Ialeicloocope as Qpaot eivilization. One of the requirements in the eighteen units needed for graduation is the course in American History. Seven classes in this subject were taught daily by four teachers: Mr. Ned Pennell, Mr. Wilfred Throneburg, Mr. Ted Watson and Mr. Hildred Clark. Another unit in history was required which was an elective, you could choose from one of three: civics, world geography, or world history. For another course in social studies, sociology and economics were of- fered to juniors and to seniors. 4 0 E 5 4 ..,,,W,,.fw K, 1 , K - Dr, K, i xx. T s fr: . ?2'.'f'f17a .'7fWi:- E .g 11.9, .,..-Jw, Q 3 3 K :,1j,'Q, . is k g A k g Qv. Llalifglgxibnblx V , Ei 'i, fi x'-i, tiff MR. ERNEST B. BOLICK MR. NED H. PENNELL M.E. B.S. , Appalachian State University of North Carolina Teachers College Social Studies History, Physical Education Advisor t : Mo ogram Club 722:ruVl.4.A-IZ 4 , Bob and Gary Beanlistened to many lectures by Mr. Pennell. Judy Gilbert, Patty Brock, Clara Annas and Gerald Cannon learned a- bout lawmaking in their civics class. Uh!! RUSS. GLANCE SENATE X PRESIDEN' SIIIYE AS A

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