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defy description, but imagination can easily picture the problem of a teacher trying to teach two grades to 40 students in a roorp that was meant to seat 20. She can’t get around to all the work that should be done—there just plain isn’t time enough—and she is unhappy about her work. Any teacher likes to see her work going along well, and if the students aren’t learning as she thinks they should, then her work isn't pleasant.
It isn’t that the teacher doesn’t want to teach—she can't, for there isn’t time to get ar&utid to the individual needs of 40 children in a day.
One- of the sadest outcomes of Friday night's meeting probably will be the futility that will greet those who try to solve the problem to improve the schooling. Nothing can be done now, with the Surpreme Court -decision pending on the segregation question.
The needs throughout the county are manifold. A new high school is needed, so badly and so obviously that there is no use to bring it up again. There's a crowded situation in a room at Amissville school, and also at Reager school.
The Sperryville school gives the appearance of being nearly perfect, ibut that is because of comparison with the other schools in the county. The truth is, Sperryville, also, is crowded. %
The situation is indeed an unhappy one.
More About Social Security
By DeWitt Emery
(EDITOR’S NOTE: DeWitt Emery is president of the National Small Business Men’s Associating.)
Another phase of the Social Security set-up which is badly in need of correction is the way the money is handled—the money which is deducted from your pay and mine and the remittances our employers make for us in addition to what we pay.' As it is now, the net efect of sending this money to Washington is to increase the national debt. 1 submit; that there isn’t any security for you or me or anyone else in debt—public
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