Botetourt High School - Post Yearbook (Gloucester, VA)

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' a re nt soc. During the past year the Planned for Child Study Group Botetourt P, T. A. has done the ncl appointed a leader, following things for the school Increased publicity in school, and pupilsj • local, and Richmond publications Helped to pay expenses of Agri- Planned for a Wayne-Sewall pro- Culture boys to Blacksburg. duction in April. Established annual dues of $i 0 ( PI anne ci Summer Round-up.App- Held reception for teachers. ointed chairman. Appointed grade mothers for Planned for April 25th. , when each grade of elementary school.Botetourt will be host to First-aid kits placed in each S.C.A, for Chesapeake District, room of Elementary School, and Placed athletic equipment cost- a large kit equipped for High int $89.90 in the school during School. the year. Purchased 30 window-shades for Twenty-three extra shades were elementary school. Paid $22.95 for magazines for the school. Bought books and supplies for the school. Improved school grounds. Improved conditions in sick room and paid for laundry. Took over management of cafe¬ teria, screened it, and paid for repairs to equipment. Furnished books and lunches to underprivileged children. Held Three Point Program meet¬ ing and advocated adoption of program. Observed Founders Day. $3.50 offering. Held game parties for social meeting of parents and teach¬ ers, as well as money-making affairs. Subscribed to The Virginia Built tin,” -four copies. Paid $2.50 on expenses of Mrs. Oliver to Roanoke as delegate. Cooperated with F.F.A. boys in county fair, which they hope to make an annual event. Ex¬ hibited handicraft of P.T.A. members. Paid County ,State , and National Eddie Herbert, Emory Norfolk, dues, 45 paid members ,$4.50 Lee Rhodes,? . P. Day, Van sent. ' - Bibber Sanders, and others. purchased. Wayne-Sewell play produced and approximately $68.00 cleared. Purchased letters for athletics, costing $12.00 F.F.A. boys given $10.00 on trip to Blacksburg. Mrs. Oliver, the retiring P.T.A. president, wishes to thank the league as a whole for their cooperation and splendid work during the past year. jlf sj r 4 4 4 4 -T At the regular meeting of the P.T.A. on May 2nd, officers were elected for the coming year. The new officers are 5 President, Mrs. Martin Kenns. Vice-president, Mrs. L. V. Morgan. Secretary, Mrs. W addell. Treasurer, Mrs. Pace Corr. ,r BLACK-EYED SUSAN , a great success, was produced under the auspices of the.P.T.A. with a cast including; Detta Osburn, Dick Harper, Mrs. M.T. Ball, Mary Lee Hough, Mrs.?;. P. Day, Mae Bagby, Mrs. L.P.Oliver,