Smithfield High School - Shield Yearbook (Smithfield, NC)

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A PRACTICAL AND . . . ENJOYABLE COURSE Eyes on paper, fingers on keys sounds the refrain in typing cla ss. Day after day 125 students pound away to achieve that ac- curacy and speed Mrs. Jean Jones stresses. Bookkeeping and short- hand are taught in our commercial course too. Typing class warms up for a five minute time writing. MRS. RUTH PETERSON A.B. Woman ' s College University of North Carolina Typing, Shorthand TRAINS THE HOUSEWIVES OF TOMORROW MRS. RAMONA CASH B.S. East Carolina College Home Economics Members of the Home Ec. classes can give hints on the latest fashions, what electric appliance to buy, how to live on a limited budget, and what is proper to wear on all occa- sions. Then there is just plain everyday cooking and sewing in which they excel. All this training leads to efficiency in tomorrow ' s role as homemaker. Mrs. Cash goes into action when she discusses Housing with Susie Johnson. 13

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RECORD OF CIVILIZATION Our Social Studies department functions with the uhimate pur- pose of teaching its students to understand the problems of the past in order to prepare them to live in their present environment. A famous philosopher once said, To know nothing of the past is to understand little of the present and to have no conception of the future. Miss Wood, the newest addition to our Social Studies Department, uses ttfe map frequently as an aid to teaching. MISS SALLY ANN WOOD A.B. Salem College World History, General Math, Earth Science MRS. ALICE AVERY A.B. East Carolina College History, Guidance A student ' s eye view of the T.V. teacher.

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LEARNING BY DOING Drafting and architecture make up a great part of the Mechanical Arts course. To the Industrial Arts Department have been added metal working and welding. Stu- dents in this course get varied ex- periences in consumer buying, in- dustrial processes, tool and ma- chinery operations. The shop is run on the factory system dividing the shop into two groups, labor and management. A superinten- dent and foreman make up the management while the rest of the class are the laborers. Mr. Massey has the know how and it ' s contagious say his students. MR. JOHN T. MASSEY B.S. East Carolina College Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing MR. ROY J. BROWN, JR. A.B. Atlantic Christian College Physical Education, Geography LEAD TO PHYSICAL FITNESS Organized games and recreation keep Jack from being a dull boy. Through our health and physical education program, we develop good sportsmanship, release and channel pent up energy and pro- vide recreational interests that carry over into adult hobbies for leisure hours. We have positive proof that this game is not fixed. 14