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ACCOMPLISHMENTS FHA \ ! ' '
On November the F.H.A. girls went to Warren County High School for their semi- annual Federation meeting. After the business meeting was adjourned each school put on a twenty-minute program of some kind. Rappahannock gave a skit about the use of home-ec. in in the home. The girls participating in die skit were Carolyn Williams, Judy Hawkins, Mary Ann Jenkins, Elizabeth Leake, Reva Mae Norman, and Thelma Hawkins. All of die programs were very good, and we got a kick *>ut of putting on ours too; as usual we had a great time.
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The F.HA Chapter was in charge of the assembly program on Dec. 14. The program consisted of a fashion show and a small skit.
The girls who took Home Ec. had been making skirts, blouses etc. To the delight of the student body they modeled them. We had never realized their ability.
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Just before Christmas was a busy time in the home ec. room! Anytime of the day you could walk through the halls and be
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