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,

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■ The First Grade is taught by Miss Johnson. It has 41 pupils. vVe think that some of the pupils will The little red clover is very pretty, With its cap so red And its coat so green. .r, — Dorothy I love you. • I pick you. I put you in wate r. —James Mott 3y Alice Brown The little pansy ' With ' its tiny face ' Is always pretty In any place. --Alice Brown ’ .. (0 I am a ' little bunny And I m very funny For when I go hop, hop, My ears go flop, flop. --William Johnston