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8* and - 5. 8* - '*<h }£- k- ■< 4. The Milk Maids, grades 7 - and 8. - 6. The Sunshine girls' ballet, grades and high school. Ballet by Betty Snead, Betty Johnson and Margery Dodson. 6. The Calling of the names of the ones who received basketball letters—Mr. Winfrey, coach of boys; Mrs. Quaintance, g i r 1 s’ coach. Mary Helen Bruce read the •record of the girls team. 7. May Pole Dance, 3rd and 4th grade girls. 7 8. Stunts, 6th and 7th grade • boys. 9. Pyramid, High School boys. 10. The marching nut of the Queen and her court. The program proved to be a big success. It was enjoyable and . entertaining. The auditorium was jfilted with school children and . .guests. After the court marched ' out pictures were taken by almost I everyone. F.F.A. and F.H.A, Picnic The picnic on Thursday, May-4, was 4 big success. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. boys and girls left about ‘8:00 p.m. The group ended the • picnic by going to a movie at Luray and they got back about 10 p.m. All enjoyed themselves and are looking forward to next year's; picnic. .. / \ ^ |t -;J
S.H.S. Loses to Orange The Sperryville boys played the Orange boys at Orange Monday, May 8# the Orange, boys iron with a score of 10-1.' __
Junior 4-H Meeting The Junior 4<H met on Friday, —May 8^srTTT0ra.m7Mlsa Sollen^ berger presided over the meeting. 'v The girls finished their garments k and the garments were inspected £ and prise?, were .given, for the ■ best made garment. Betty Johnson won the first prize; Margaret Ann { Deverswon second prize; Thelma Hasrkinp won third prize.
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