Kenly High School - Galleon Yearbook (Kenly, NC)

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WYMAKERS ...Ji 0 Q5 NEW YN O or we ' Q, sf Em , Q 3 il Ea A Fm u- E V 3 'Q L 3 '61 to 0 O The purpose and aims of the Future Homemakers Club are to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfaction of homemaking, to empha- size the importance of worthy home membership, to foster the development of creative leadership in home and com- munity life, to provide wholesome in- ln clothing construction students are taught the advantages of dividual and group recreation. dressing appropriately and attractively Color style design quality, and economy of dress make up one of the busiest areas F. H. A. Sweetheart BUD CORBETT In food preparation, special attention is focused on improved food habits, stressing the daily basic seven foods for better health. of homemaking teaching Faculty members are invited to meals in order that the girls may practice hospitality, and table etiquette. Many fields are covered in this area of teaching such as marketing, serving, and evaluating a meal, also wise use of the food dollar, food preservation, and efficient use of time, energy, and equip- ment are stressed. w K

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K Agricultural boys learn correct procedure for taking soil sam- ples. Knowledge of soil test data is very important in determin- ing correct fertilization of various crops. I 'i 1 XNUO o .xgfduk uvfo The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. A grrcultural boys learn basic shop skills by working on individual shop projects or group projects. F. F. A. Sweetheart VIRGINIA BARNES RODGER KLRBY - - - - - -President CHARLES PITTMAN - - ---- Treasurer GLENN EVANS ---- - - Vice-President RAY POPE - - - ------ Reporter JIMMY JONES - - - - -Parliamentarian J. T. PHILLIPS - - ------ Sentinel Theory is taught in the classroom and put into practice on the farm. This makes agriculture vocational.

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I E I ! i S Ray Pope, Eleanor Bridgers, Rose Sullivan, Margie Barnes, Nellie Silver, Jimmy Little, Edith Scott, Frances Bier, Dorothy Leggett, Janice Flowers. The librarian has the care or charge of the library. lt is her duty to help students find books and materials which will be of help in their school work. She helps to make the library have a happy and friendly atmosphere. Each period there are student li- brarians who work with the librar- ian in helping to keep the records and replacing the books. Our librarian is Miss Evelyn Wellons, and her assistants are Rose Sullivan, Grace Hales, Zona Rhodes, Betty Lou Peele, Margaret Mozingo, Patty Pope, Jean Mit- chell, Eleanor Bridgers, Edith Scott. The name 4-H means Head, Heart, Hand and Health. This club is designed for boys and girls to develop leadership, to develop interest in the farm and home ac- tivities, to create a love for farm life and to 'Make the Best Better in every phase of work.