New Bern High School - Bruin Yearbook (New Bern, NC)

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if ,M 'lf x - af -r 1 .. . Fr., ., V' ... 1711 ua, . X Q ....- ...- Luncheon at the Governor Tryon Hotel prefaced a talk by W. J. May of Fayetteville, who offered suggestions for career opportunities in the business field. Then introduced by T. M. Hearne, James O. Simp- kins of New Bern urged the young people to set a definite goal in the field of business and to respect the value of the D. E. program. Officers for next year were elected from the slate presented by Henry Wooten, committee chairmang and after the installation ceremony W. J. Slattery, sponsor of the State College D. E. club, presented each club an official charter. -,gain :Si A cola-coffee hour in the high school cafteria refreshed the 250 delegates before the opening session of the convention began at ten in the auditorium, where principal R. S. Spear and Mayor R. L. Stallings waited to Welcome them. Phyllis Hughes and Sonja Godwin, winner of sec- ond place in the job interview contest, leave the Governor Tryon Hole! after the morning session. Be- hind Sonja stands T. C. Brown, North Carolina state supervisor of Distributive Education Clubs. 29

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We hope, said Miss Ann Harris of the Home Economics Depart- ment, to teach the responsibilities of the good homemaker to the girls of New Bern High. We want them to realize how fundamental to hap- piness is wholesome family relationship and to know that a home is the composite of the contribution made by each person involved. To have a good home, added Miss Margaret Fischel, co-instruc- tor in the department, they must have some practical knowledge of nutrition, family economics, housing, clothing, and child care. Further- more we emphasize throughout the program the creation and apprecia- tion of beauty as well as democratic ways of working together. We know that to some the experience gained here will be the key to in- teresting professionsg while to others it will be the means of verifying the belief that home is where the heart is. - . r san wi , V l 7' .ii- C7 3 5 3 -5 4 -j :9 , r , , , X .7 '19 . f ., , .-fl A ZL-if g ' 'f V Eff 4 14 jmwwrg f - ui' V - ', N.-ff. ,,,.f-.f-- -' ' up z,.........m....a- Dorothy Gallagher and Betty Jo Gaskins have developed consciences that will not let them rest until their home is spotless: therefore they won the 1957 home economics award for excellence in home-making, presented by the American Home Department of the Woman's Club. ,gan-4' L. .Ji A . i 30 KY' y E I i V' ,I 1, . ,M ,d . 'W ,'lf?Jf'.f'fqFl-K t 1. as . - . , t m D r ., . 9- ff 3 V A N, A , e . r 2 ' ' us Q r ' , , f, ' , T, , du. ' islufx A Q' Ja .5114 i. 4 2, j 3 W-J, J Q f f ,Qi v 0? ' ,fl 'A 5 Q- ' sw 1 V' , 1- ,, F . '-5 . ' . .M 2 A s ...dvd I '.' .R .. .M --mf 'z 3. we ' ll . K 'f:. '2M ' ' A ' -'7-1 ' sg ' 2 ' ' .1 f' '5' I . ,,,,..v-' , -':A:c.q,.' N . t, Q .. - -' 'Y' 5 is fde Lame-.5 '52 C, ri SX X. S To these first year girls, scissors plus paste plus current magazines equals plans for the house which could someday be a home. ll 9-.