Louisa County High School - Core Yearbook (Mineral, VA)

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The Library Club fifmil lmnfes are lgomf friumls The lihrnry eluh is composed of eight girls and one boy, under the direction of Miss Dorothy Owen. lt is one of the hardest working and most successful of the school's extra curricular activities. The members, after being instructed in the rudiments of library science, work nt tht- circulation desk and help pupils find desired hooks and llll-Ofllhlflllll. In spare moments they gossip and flirt with the librnry's patrons. ,. ,t , ri ll- Art Appreciation Club lu ini ri i ir! I toil for tht intmhus of this elub lhts studitd some of the fimous punters ind then xxorlss 'N nnts like Nlillet ind Rtinbrmdt hut hteomt fxmililr to them tl i 1 . C Ax I. ' Xl 'olfzi fluu r'.s, in ilnwx 1 rn or life. Allusions to the smile of Mmm ljxu or to the Blue Boy is safe eonversatiomil terri- -i . 1 .-- '-s xf- '- - , -V -V' --- -4- , . . . . V V . l i ' ' x A ' L I 1 4 vi i W x i I . lc' .

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Home Economics Club Since the organization of the Home Economies Club in 1943 the members have participatetl in many activities. lfach year the goals which were set up have been accom- plished. 'lihe aim of the Club is to promote a well-roumletl program of living for high school girls, and to take part in civic activities. Each year the membership has grown until this year our enrollment is 33. An Olgllllllllljli throughout tht Unitttl Stltts by intl for boys studying Agricultuxt in llwh St iool The IIA xyis Ofglllllttl in l9Z'4 but tlitl not btcomt vxtll known until tht ptst f x Mus trun fum boys in ltlLlLl'SlllP mtl Ll'l1l'lLILI clewtlopmcnt sportsmlnship coopcrttion stixict tlintt scholuship improxttl igriculturs. oigmiztd rccrtztion citilcnship in pitiiotism nv, .i 2 1 I, . X . ' L i ' ' i' it 'L '.' 'i i' ' g . 'l . ex' The purpose of the organization is not only to develop farm-citizenship but also li 1' 1 'Lg ' ', .:, ,' 'ai , '1

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Darwin's Little Workers The Science Club was sponsored by Mrs. A. C. Marshall, and .illiliated with The Science Club of America. The members availed themselves of the opportunity to further their knowledge .ind interest by working .is Ll club twice ii week. Their work consisted of collecting specimens .ind doing further research work than could be done in regular classroom exercises. lt was very instructive .ind enjoyed by all. , -or all ? Mi The SOCl8l Side OIC Life As our every d1y living becomes more eomplex soeill life ind reereition for the muses becomes more of publie coneern It is believed thit our schools of tomorrow will sponsor a program of wholesome reereation Here we see 1 elub nude up of the fine young XXOI11lI1l'10OCl of our eommunitx who we hope will be the moiil ind spiiited lenders of our eommumty of tomorrow ,Nr x . U -.ft I , 1A V R. ' I ' .P ,t -2 L ' L ' l l T ,' . . V, A U X l 15 1 X A K 1 I V : V 1 .V 1 ' W WH : is A , o Q 4 ' Y ' v ' . x u- 1 1 f 1 xr. ' . s xf I x ' V f ' l Y I V1 Y- I - . . '.' 4 1 ' , v A - - Ar f i