Shepard High School - Lion Yearbook (Zebulon, NC)

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lfamfirfmzl Agriculture The Agriculture Department continued to make progress under the leadership of E. T, Revell, The judging team won lst place in the Berry O'Kelly Federation and represented the Federation at the NFA State Convention held in Greensboro, North Carolina, at A St T College in June, 1963, By winning first place in public speaking and quartet and third place in the quiz and talent contest, the Department gained the Berry o'Ke11y Federation Banner in 1964, The first place winners represented the Federation at the NFA Convention at A 8a T College. The sectional winner in the NFA organization received a uophy and an expense- paid trip to the National NFA Convention, Atlanta, Georgia, The NFA Chapter and the FFA Chapter merged in 1965 at the FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, One of Shepard's students was elected the last treasurer of the NFA State As- sociation, He was the first member to attend the Tom Brown FFA Leadership School. He also attended the last National Convention of the NFA at Atlanta in 1965. Thirty-five members of the FFA Chapter have received the State Farmer's Degree since 1963. Two members have received the American Farmer's Degree within the past three years. These individuals attended the 39th and 40th meetings of the National FFA Convention in Kansas City, Missouri to receive the award. Agriculture Class - 1965. FFA and FHA members at camp - 1969. I wo! b l 'i 'Ji' .1 1' -.a 25' ' ' 'ff X T1 oar-.,91v1v X. -gwI2fE!V AQ IW ' A 1 X IM ' F A L 'O oh, '49 1 Qfcub 0 Adult Education Class - 1966, I N , s fx .I ' Q xx xx .. '- - x . .- American Farmer Winner. , ff A' '- f' -. 0 f 2 2, U !?f Kgs - 1 .sf ,

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Bflda -JM .'H'C? ,1 i-357' iff, , 1 f-if,art2a'MwWW ' W '14 : I P - v a ... M ll' yn., The purpose of home economics at James E. Shepard School is to help the student to live a more useful and satisfying personal, family, and community life, Areas of family life studied are child devel opment, clothing, family economics and consumer education, food and nutrition, family relations, health, and guidance. Home projects and home visitation relate classroom learnings to the actual home situation. Future Homemakers of America activities afford opportunity for personal growth and for making contributions to school, home, and community life, The adult homemaking program provides the opportunity for adults to further their edu- cation and keep up with new trends in the field of homemaking. aff' 1 I . s S3 5, IS ll, V ,..,,., an