Home Economics
98.9%By: Phyllis Hudson
99.7%Miss Allison M. Dean, of Alavista, is the home-announcing instructor this year. The students, through her guidance, have progressed in cooking, sewing, child care, and other studies. Interesting and educational stories have been taken on these subjects in class.
84.9%The department obtained a research car, store, two sewing machines—one electric and one crestle—and many cooking utensils and other supplies needed by the students.
86.1%Mary Karland Fincham, Phyllis Hudson, and Molly Dillenger accompanied Miss Dean in a meeting of clubs at Sperryville October 15. His club meeting, with instructors and students from Western City, Front Royal, Middleboro, was vis count. Funded to be full young down on the athletic field. The girls' softball season, part of the day of the Monday, was captains Helen Nielsen, Lois Uhl, Dorothy Pratt, Gladys Reid, Phyllis Hudson, and Jo Ellen Worth.
74.2%These men, like "sponsor" our Panthers on to victory—the sheer leaders—have started practice with a hopstop. They are Lucy Mae Smith, Lois Walter, Rosie Mae Mills, and Lois Bauer.
81.6%was made that the federation would send home to the World Christmas Festival, a program to help needy children of foreign countries.
87.4%Early in October the F.F.A. and F.H.A. members attended the Atlantic Road Exposition in Richmond.
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