John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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Home Economics Teaching skills, developing talents, participating— learning the fundamentals of domestic responsibilities. Mrs. Frances Parnell and Mrs. Mary Tinga arrange a colorful scarf on a model for a class demonstration. Mr. Charles Foss discusses the meaning of a particular passage from the Bible with his class. Bible Comparing the many religions, bringing to light the Word of God, discussing the philosophy of the centuries, applying it to everyday life. 43

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Occupational Education Working with on-the-job students, learning to master various jobs and skills, preparing the student to take a responsible place in the community activities Mr. Thomas Johnson and Mr. John Piner check the daily bulletin for important announcements. Mrs. Dorothy Norris and Mrs. Bertha Todd file a series of cards for the new books in the card catalogue. Library after cataloging, filing, and stamping, books are arranged for the student— in his endeavor to broaden his knowledge.

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Mrs. Aveline Young and Mr. Raymond Durham locate a slow leak in the basketball. Physical Education Using coordination and determination to perfect physical skills, learning through games and exercises the art of good sportsmanship. Don Cameron presents Mr. Jim Hebbe with the scrapbook given to him by the students of Hoggard. 44