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makers' Rally.

Mr. „Duff of Warren County High School gave a short talk on the importance of home and family life. Mrs. W. B. Marshall of Front Royal talked on high school students preparing for home and family life.

Lunch was served in the cafeteria and immediately following the Front Royal Home Economics girls presented a play stressing the importance of personal grooming when applying for a job.

After thirty minutes of recreation in the gymnasium the program was concluded for installation of new officers. Phyllis Hudson of Washington High School was elected the new Historian for W. F. R. C. federation for '50— ’51.

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By: Shirley Woodward

Our boys held their sixth F.F.A. meeting Friday, March 24, in their agricultural classroom. At this meeting we decided to rent a five acre piece of land from some one and put out a cron of corn next year on shares. We also decided to go to Luray on our F.F.A.—F.H. barbecue, which will be some time real soon. — George Lawrence, one of our F.F.A. members, is now raising 125 baby chicks in the agricultural brooder house, located? on the school grounds. These checks are all pullets and are crossed between the New Hampshire Reds and Barred Rocks. These chickens are supposed to be good layers.

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