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Lunch Room Tries Hard!
Mrs. Frances.Schobert is doing a bang-up job.in cooking for 8. HjS. There Is "only one thing •wrong with her cooking. It is so good we Are all gaining too much weight! She feeds us fish .once a • week for the good of our brain development. The teadhers all urge us to eat in the lunchroom' on that day. We notice that thejjr are there then, too!
Class Rings Are Ordered
On Thursday, November 10, James Deck -called at Sperryville H.S. and received orders for class rings, calling cards, and commencement invitations. Seniors, it won’t be long nowl
Home Ec Class
The home economics class, under the direction of Miss Beth Owen, is making progress, ’ The seniors and juniors are cooking and the hostess serves the food. Sophomores are making spring and summer garments. ——Tempting odors dllthe room. Too bad the sophomores aren’t cooking! They have to sit and drool!
Question-—?
How about an honor roll for ole* S.H.S.? It’s always good to start something new. It. might create more interest and hard work among the pupils.
Glee Qttb Work
The Glee club met at 12:45 on Thursday, November 10. Miss Wood, the director, divided us into altos and sopranos. There, were
*<*&*&& • expect to have more girls and a
about singing but lif iss Wood leaves it to toe girls to persuade them. 4
*H Club *
n Miss Janet Soilenberger presided over the regular monthly meeting of the senior 4-H club, which was called to order by the president, Dorothy Cloud, Joan Brown led in the singing of a number bf songs. The minutes were read of the last meeting, by , the secretary, Gloria Dennis. "# 4
Dressmaking for spring and arummer apparel; was the subject f of discussion. The meeting closed with the ibrd’s -Praytr. ■
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