Pembroke State University - Indianhead Yearbook (Pembroke, NC)

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HOLE ECONOMICS CLUB Reading left to right, front row: Catherine Brooks, Lettie Mae Harris; second row: Crida Mae Cxendine, Ella Mae Jones, Reece Graham, Lucy Jane Chavis, Helen Emmanuel; third row: Delissie Wilkins, Gertrude Mitchel, Georgia Carol Locklear, Ila Oxendine; fourth row: Parree Chavis, V. ' ilma Sampson, MISS MaRY CLA.Y, Cammie cummings, Adief Bell Oxendine, Irene Cumnings. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The Home Economics Department of the College was organized for the first time this year to give training in Home Making. Courses have been offered in clothing selection and construction, food prep- aration and selection, child development and hor.ie management . Much interest has been shown in construction of clothing and in knitting, crocheting, and in other forms of handiwork. The group has sponsored a number of teas and a banquet along with other events of the year.

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BASKETBALL TEAM Reading left to right, front row: Mary Ann Spaulding, Lettie Mae Harris, Reba Chavis, Llargaret Locklear, Adief Bell Oxendine, Mauneice Locklear, Lillian Ruth Chavis, Delissie Wilkins; second row: Mary Jacobs, Ira Lee Thoinas, Gertrude Mitchel, Wilma Sampson, Parree Chavis, Mattie Bell Locklear, Lucy Jane Chavis. GIRLS ' ATHLETICS The leading sports among the girls in the Col- lege are basketball, soft ball, and tennis. By far the most outstanding sport is that of basketball, an activity that may be engaged in regardless of the weather, soft ball and tennis are usually associat- ed with the open field or court, however both these games may be played on the main rloor of the gymna- sium. They are not generally played inside.

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ART CLUB Reading frora left to right, front row: Ola Locklear, parree Chavis, Doty ullard , Georgia Carol Locklear, Sadie Ray Locklear; second row: Ella Mae Jones, Reba Chavis, Reece Graham, Lucy Jane Chavis, Mary Ann Spaulding, Adief Bell Oxendine; thirs row: Delissie V. ' ilkins, Catherine Brooks, Wilma Sampson, MISS IDA O ' KLEFE, Reese Bullard, Cammie Cummings , Irene Cum- mings, Mary Jacobs, Crida Mae Oxendine. ART DEPARTMENT Here is where the impossible is achieved; in other words, where things are done which were never dreamed of being done. Creative abilities have been portrayed in the painting of murals. The Bird of Peace and The Resurrection have been the most im- pressive. , ' jater coloring, weaving, basketry, and many other useful activities have been outstanding in the work of this, the first year. The-rtxt Club has sponsored several exhibits du- ring the year, among which was one for the parents of the students.