r SECTION C
John Holmes Highlights
Introduction To Agriculture
For the first time at John
A. Holmes High School, fresh
met) boys are given the op
portunity to take an introduc
tory course in agriculture.
Agriculture I emphasizes ag
ricultural mechanics which
includes all the unspecialized
mechanical activities for the
home, the farm, or the agri
culturally oriented business.
As an example, the stu
dents are taught how to re
pair a leaking faucet or how
to run an additional outlet
for a water faucet.
An important aspect of ag
riculture I is that it provides
the basic training for carpen
try, metals and construction
that may be taken later-
There are altogether 35
-'students enrolled in two agri
culture classes instructed by
Eugene Rascoe. Even though
the new shop area provides a
place for instruction, at least
four work tables are needed,
as well as an electrical out
let for a table saw. The stu
dents cannot do their wood
work efficiently without the
use of the saw. The work
tables were ordered more
than two months ago and the
electrician is aware of the
other need.
Next year Mr. Rascoe anti
cipates organizing a produc
tion agriculture class and
strengthening the FFA that
exists now.
About this course Mr. Ras
coe explains, “We have a
very good shop, but we are in
need of shop equipment. We
should like to have the school
maintenance equipment mov
ed out of our shop area. This
would give us more room to
perform our activities.”
- New Lounge
Girls’ basketball coach,
Miss Sandy Barnhill, has re
cently created a lounge for
the girls’ basketball team.
Along with the gym assist
ants, Coach Barnhill divided
one of the dressing rooms by
a partition, placing couches
and colorful decor in the
lounge section.
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Aptitude Test
Next week seniors hope the
opportunity to take the Arm
ed Forces Aptitude Test. A
student does not have to plan
to enter military service to
take this test It will point
out personal aptitudes for fu
ture educational and voca
tional planning.
College Day
Monday’s College and Ca
reer Day was successful
largely through the efforts of
Mrs. Lane Kinion, guidance
counselor, who prepared in
structional materials for the
students to study prior to
the occasion. Representatives
from various colleges and
universities assembled to
give prospective students an
opportunity to make inquiries
about their institutions.
Speech Contest
“Freedom—Our Heritage” is
the theme of the Voice of
Democracy speech contest for
students in grades 10 through
12. The Edenton VFW is the
local sponsor. Speeches will
be taped at radio station
WCDJ before the judging in
December.
Glee Club
We are very pleased with
the arrival of Steve Johnson
who is helping to organize
our Glee Club. He is a music
major now attending COA for
extra credits before his en
rollment in Berkle School of
Music in Boston.
Projection
Next week we will have a
further report on the Holmes
FFA, some Innovations in two
sports and the achievements
in our art department. Watch
for it!
CADETTE TROOP NEWS
By Mara Amburn
The Cadettes met Tuesday,
October 20. We discussed
plans for a “Paper Bag
Luncheon” for the leaders.
We also discussed plans for a
Christmas weekend in Wil
liamsburg, Va. Afterwards we
went into separate patrols and
worked on badges.
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Christmas Club
Year Nears End
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Christmas Club
ends this week with some
SIOO,OOO to be distributed to
1970 club members by mid-
November.
George W. Lewis, executive
president and cashier, said
the 1970 club will end Oc
tober 31. The checks will be
distributed to club members
within two weeks.
At the same time, Lewis
announced that the new club
for 1971 will begin on No
vember 30.
Edenton, North Carolina, Thursday, October 29,1970
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Local Church Plans Special Events
Walter C. Jones, Jr., repre
senting the Episcopal Diocese
of East Carolina in Houston,
Tex., at its 63rd general con
vention as an observer will
be the guest speaker at St.
Paul’s Episcopal Church Sun
day.
The occasion is the kick-off
for the 1971 Every Member
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Canvass to be held Sunday,
November 15.
Informality will mark the
day as the entire parish as
sembles at the Parish House
for a pot-luck supper at 6
o’clock. Following supper
there will be a presentation
of general convention actions.
and findings. Opportunity
will be provided to answer
questions-
Richard N. Hines, Sr., is
chairman of the Every Mem
ber Canvass and his co-chair
men are Gilliam Wood and
Henry Allen Powell, Jr.
The day of the canvass ves
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have their Corporate Com*
munion at 8 A. M., followed
by breakfast. Using the
theme “The Time Is Now,**
parishioners will be provided
the opportunity to pledge to
the work of the church at a
coffee hour after the late
service.