Johnston County High School - Hawk Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

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--rid' fi f 1 ....- Q X sg, 'X ff' L The Guidance Department at Work A successful future awaits those who strive diligently and prepare for it. The Guidance Counselor, Mr. Burton is counseling the above students on their educational plans. 17

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W 1t5,,,M,M, flfkllllilii-DI D-Ll::VlIN pr-up V . fm , ng in SX wil n , y x.. - ye it ,ef l n , 1 ,t 'sr FG?-' Sociology, History, and Civics Face Freshman, Sophornores, juniors, and Seniors History is essential in our modern day life. Although many of the events happened long ago, they have much bearing on our present world. It is necessary to know about the past in forming our ideas and opinions on the present and the future events. World History, a subject which spans the beginning of the world to the present day, gives us an overall picture of how the leading nations of the world today acquired their power, and the importance of people who played leading roles. United States History, a study of the past but a subject for the future, stresses the point of the United States independence and the acceptance by other nations of America as a world power. History also enters into today's world affairs between countries. Without a knowledge of other nations' customs it would be impossible to maintain a democratic government. Sampson Burton, Sociology, B. S. , Allen University at Coltufnbia, South Carolina, , M,A. , New York University, Guidance Counselor, Student Council. Q Ernest G. Lamberth, United States History, 'fx A A.B, , Saint Augustine College, Further AW Study: North Carolina College, East Caro- lina College, Audio-Visual Aid. K , Charles E. Littlejohn, World History, A B, S., Livingstone College, Football, De- bating. f,. n, ' L,.au 16 U , I

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,. ul if If you've ever spent a class period in the Opportunity Building, you've undoubtedly found it hard to wait for your lunch period because of the delectable aromas drifting from the students' kitchen. This wait was particularly hard when the future home- makers were preparing for the Mother and Daughter Banquet. Relaxing with a cup of tea being grace- fully served in the living room of our model home, they take a break for a few minutes. Future Homemakers ' Stuajf 4 Domestic Sciences X MII s ' 9 mlfgfkklb , g , so 9 n 0 N XX , I0 1 0 0 0 If you've wondered where the products of feminine creativeness originate, you should see the Home Economics Department where girls are busily creat- ing and sewing their very own fashions. The various clothing articles sewed by the Home Economics students require many hours of diligent and tedious work. Mrs. Genia Williams, B. S. , Tuskegee Institute, Further Study: North Carolina College at Durham, Tuskegee In- stitute, Drexel Institute of Technology at Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania. -n..-1.A., . - ..r ' l ng! ii.. 7 WJ ,H , I J' ,,, 'HL