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Of course, its quite a while yet, but we haven't made much progress thus far, therefore we do not feel,, we’ve started too soon. But as usual we’ll think up something —good too!
Ninth Grade
By: Alice Mae Coughlin
Shirley Weaver, Annie Mary Williams, Catherine Lillard and Alice Mae Coughlin attended a Home Economics meeting held at Front Royal High School, Saturday.
We have enjoyed having Mrs. Frank Moffett as our English teacher. One day she sang the “Crocodile Song’’ and recited poems which we liked Very much. She told 'us several stories about history in the making, on which we afterwards made reports. We are also very glad to have Mrs. Billy Moffett back with us.
In Home Economics we are taking up a serving unt. We have already learned the different stitches and seams. Some of us are making dresses, some pajamas and some shirts. We were glad to hear that we will not have to model them since this is our first year.
William Burke, Daniel JCeyser, Newbill Miller and Douglas Martin attended the F.F.A. meeting Friday. They said they really enjoyed the refreshments.
We are glad to have Mrs. Miller back with U3 after being sick for quite a while.
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