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The Successful fdimer of Tomorrow
&°Sm% b The Future Farmer of Today
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Ten^Jorary teachers now on
the school faculty are
WILLIAM M. GARMON and
DAVID E. TERRELL, seniors
from N, C, State College,
who, in addition to doing
practice teaching in the
agriculture department,
are also getting credits
to graduate from State
College.
"We were given a choice
of schools to teach at,
and we really had to fight
to get Bailey, Bailey has
a good reputation, is in a
good location, and Mr.
Wells is a good teacher to
work with," says TERRELL
and GARMON. They will be
here for a period of 11
weeks, ending March 11.
The practice teaching was
not begun until after the
Films Teoch Tool' Use
THE ABC OF HAND TOOLS
Films on the correct and
incorrect use of hand
tools have been used as a
phase of studying for the
agriculture students this
month.
They have been shown an
all-cartoon film on "The
ABC of Hand Tools" in
which a primitive charac
ter, named Pete, displays
the knowledge of tools in
a humorous manner.
This film gave some of
the boys a picture of them
selves when they use tools
the wrong way.
mid-term exams# Helping
with the Yoxmg Farmers
meetings on Wednesday
nights and conferring with
some of the F. F. A. stu
dents and farmers on the
local farms are two of
their off-school duties.
They get graded two ways:
they grade themselves and
Jolm Wells also sends in a
grade for them.
Having already met a few
of the people around
Bailey, they declare that
all are very nice, and
they are enjoying their
stay at the dormitory.
IDKKTlFiCATlON CONTEST
The tool identification
contest is scheduled at
Dillon Supply Co, in Rocky
Mount on February l6.
Five boys have been using
their shop periods to
build cabinets, lockers,
and racks for the dressing
rooms in the gymnasium.
JOHN ROBERT UMM and
DOUGLAS BROWN made a towel
cabinet, two shoe racks,
and clothes lockers.
DWIGHT GLOVER, DANNY
GLOVER, and JULIAN GLOVER
have alos built shelves in
the dressing room.
Other shop activities in
clude the refinishing of a
table by BOBBY EATMAN and
the construction of a book
case by LEWIS BISSETTE.
RONALD BISSETTE has com
pleted a coffee table;
WEBBIE JORDAN, a wall rack.
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