Kingsbury High School - Talon Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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builders of Industrial Arts IOHIOTTOLU On this part of a tree we plane the sawed pieces so the morticed ioints can be doweled to turned legs after routing. The metal is then shear cut and bent before heat treat so we can pickle for solder or braze without having to sweat a ioint. Dig it? I FAILED 'cause I misspelled Sawder. - FRED DICKMAN Industrial Arts, Physical Education and coaching Bradley University Hobbies - Sports and wood-working Adviser - Junior Crafts Either metal shop is interesting or this is a posed picture! JAMES MCALPIN Industrial Arts and High School Arithmetic Memphis State University and George Peabody College Hobbies - TV, hunting, upholstery and leather craft Adviser - Senior Honor Society and Senior Crafts. Memphis Educational Association 33

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an artful array adds to the clay Art VERA BEENE Art College ofthe Ozarks and Memphis State University Hobbies - Portrait painting and miniature restoration Man like-Picasso, Van Gogh, and Ruben haven't got anything on us! Our art department is gleaming with glowing colors from accomplish- ments in tempers, water color, oil painting, lettering, sketching, sculpturing. Art is offered for four years and students have an excel- lent opportunity to advance. ALICE SULLIVAN Art Sophie Newcomb College Hobbies - Arts and crafts, horseback riding, and gardening Adviser - Red Cross 32 VIRGINIA ROBINSON I Junior High Art Mississippi State College for Women and the University of Mississippi Hobbies - Painting, photography, and genealogy Adviser - Senior Photography

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chicken salad? without chicken? Home Economics Friendly, resourceful girls determined to become better homemak- ers and mothers in years to come, these are the Future Homemakers of America. These industrious young ladies learn the modern busi- ness of taking care of a modern home. Although F.H.A. girls may be planning 'Future careers in other fields, they realize that their most important career will most likely be homemaking. And what a iob it is today! The modern housewife wears the executive hats of positions such as: mother, wife, church-worker, social secretary, cook, laundress, buyer, nurse and teacher. Home Economics teaches them to execute their duties. JO HELEN AKINS Home Economics Murray State College Hobbies - Reading and sewing 1.1114 , Q 1' is so 1' 1 ..-7' .-fa si' .Lx .211-f WN? ' rf s ..'+ S 5 ffir :,Wv..w .. .l1, . .,1 .. W cn -.n n f.. ,s f.l:..wf-fxl. w.,..-,M-A,1'lgI,:2 ., , -,isuf GLORIA BOYCE Home Economics University of Washington, Memphis State University Hobbies - Fashions, interior decorating Adviser - Future Homemakers of America 34 RUTH MCCORMICK 5' F Home Economics and Science University of Tennessee Hobbies - Sports Memphis Educational Association - Representative With care, a dress not a mess. ,wss 14 'Q-W 5