P«c« *—MmROR^HKRALD-TuMday, March IS, llfTS
Withers
To Host
Educator
Betty Gamble Is Named
Home Ec Teacher Of Year
fnd Witters, pnad^
«t Kb»tt Mflwwtahi JmOoT
High School wa teat aa
wkicator frwn tte
fOagdooi Sorias tte first
tsro wsofcs of AprU.
Approximatsljr 20
teaStoaelMrs aaS prla-
dpaJs tram tte CmtaS
fOnstem arrlrsd Mar 2S
for throa waoks of
adueatlonal aomtoan and
TMts. la tte fan of im to
pnaelpals aad community
eollasa prosldonts from
Morth Carolina wSD rWt
tte Unltad KlnsSom for a
hmHar program of natta
Thu two-way axchanga of
educational ad-
mimstrators la made
poaalble through a
reciprocal agreement
unemg aehool aystema m
Worth Carolina and tte
United Kingdom
Tte educational Laadert
exchange la aponaored by
tte Department of Pubhe
Instruetlon. Dopartmentof
Community CoUegea, tte
Central Bureau tor
Educational Visits and
Exchangee tLondoni and
Appalachian State
Unlrerstty.
According to State
Superlntendmt of PubUc
Instruetlon Oaig PMlUps,
tte sUte agency in
cooperation with tte eight
reglonai cmtars across tte
Mata, waa responalbla for
selecting prtnclpala to hoot
the visitors. Staff from tte
state agency will travel to
Boone Mar. tl-Apr. 1 to
meet with tte visitors and
to explain the state
education agency's role la
International education
and the functions of tte
state department
Withers will be
responsible for allowing
the visitor to partlelpate In
the Instructional process of
the school wltMn hla area
of akin and to observe this
process in other subject
areas. Principals are
sneouraged to Involve the
visitors bi both the school
and community during
their visit to tte state.
Turner
Stationed
In Texas
Captain BUly E. Tumor,
whtte brother, Robert C.
TUmor, resides on Rt. 1,
Bessemer City, Is a
member of tte Information
offloo at Randolph AFB,
Tax., Judged best In tte Air
Training Command
(ATC).
Captain 'Turner la an
Mormatton officer with
Randolph's t2th Flying
'training wing's In
formation offics which was
rscognissd for lU out
standing community
rslatlons and ptibUe and
tntsrnal Information
pragrama.
Captain 'Tumar attandad
Holbrook High lehoot,
LowsU, and rsoatvad Ma B.
' A. degres m 19T1 from
Park Oonags, ParkvIUa,
Mo. Hs was oommlsslonsd
latsr that ysar through
Officsr Training School,
Lackland APB, Tax., and
Is ourrsntly attsndlng
Wsbatsr Collags’s Ian
Antonio sxtsnslan during
his off-duty hours.
Ths captain's wifs,
Jsanstts, Is ths daughtsr of
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bnssy
of OdsU, Tax. Hs Is ths
brothsr of Mrs. A. J.
Morton of 3 Rhyns Place,
Mrs. Junior Bmwn of 4Tli
Qayls Ava., and Mrs.
Margaret NaUey, aU of
latery Begms On Page !>
Department of Public Instruction.
In addttloB to trahuag stedenta, tte
course provides a community
ferries as seme of tte proJecU
completsd come from tte pUbhe
When tte coarse first got on-
derwsy. Betty recalled that the
mread tha word among her MenAt
that sewing projacu were needed for
tte studeota Outside work Is ac
cepted If a meets the needs of tte
Mudents. nomkial feea are charged
and tte money la put back into the
program for ncedes and thraad. The
studenta receive no pay.
Individual cxperleneea. Im
provement and perfection are wme
of the dam goals For instance, the
melntergnun presents quite a
challenge for a student leaning to
monogram. Preselng gives the
flnlMilng touch to a pillow Pinch-
pleating drapee which are ordered
"dcuble size of a glaae door" is a Mg
challenge, a dust ruffle for a bed,
and antiquing chairs yet another
ntw experience
Mri Gamble, native of Shelby and
daughter od Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
H. Roberta, graduated from Shelby
Ugh School and earned ter B. S.
from ASU, vocational eertUlcatton
from UNC-O, M. A. from Wlnthrop
College and an educational
tftecMM. degree In administration
from WCU. Bie is a member of First
Bsptlst Oxircb friicre she le an adult
Sunday School teacher and trustee
She likes needlecrmft, crewel,
creative stltcbery, maerame.
reading, gaidcnkig. piaytog organ
and poiaiea.
Mrs Gamble Joined tte KM
DIstnet Scfaoole at Bethware. where
die taught for a year, before coining
to KMSHS ta 1164 when her late
husband, John Gamble, waa
coach She and her eon. John, freeb-
man at UWC Oiapei Hm, realde on
IMwthome Lane.
Cto-worker Peggy fMre, Charles)
Baird, who supervlaes the eoolikig
daaaes and Food Sarviee progmn
next door to Betty's scwtng
department. ap^aods her
_ OtIfiDMhXy CEk
thustaam In her tesefalng aettritles.
Preparing young people for dual
foies aa homemakers and srage
earners is s profession Betty
Gamble wouldn't exchange with any
ofiier person. Her poputarlty with
her studetas reflects they disre her
lowe for home econoenles whfie
respeettag her as a teacher and
DRAPERY PROJECT — Melody Me
Illustrate plnch-pleatlng of ifraperiee.
Photoe By Tom Melotyre
so, left, aad RoWa McClain, right,
as Mrs. Batty Oambls tnstruets.
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GOOD OROOMINO - Mrs. Batty Gamble manicures
Angie Adams nails as Psisiy tellers observes. Home
Economics studento havs bssn learning about what
hands "say to people" In class sessions recently on good
grooming.
MONOGRAMS - Pst Cobb, advanced home
economics dudent, at tte sewing machine demim-
strates monogrammlng as Mrs. Betty Gamble ob-
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CAN SAVE VOUDOUARS.
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UMOON m ANTiqumo > Oloila Ettera, left, and
Osria Curry, with brush In hand, Ulustrata the fine art
of antiquing as Mrs. Betty Gamble, home economics
Homs Economic students ob-
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