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HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT The girls in advauee Home Economies department were unfortunate in only having four members. The complete freshman elass is also taking this subjeet. They are sewing, baking, eooking, and studying nutrition. The advaneed students have an advantage by hav- ing sueh as small class, as the teaeher has more time withleaeh students. The seeond semester more girls took up home ee. They have been making spring dresses. Also, they have done sewing for the red cross. LIBRARIAN The VV. H. S. library was under the supervision of Mrs. Harriett Rhodes this year with the following girls are student librarians: Helen Todd, Mary Gunning, Reveeea Meyneke, Helen Jean Brewer, and Karleen Pugh. The library was Catalogued this year for the First time and a picture tile has been started. Mrs. Rhodes has ordered approximately one hundred new books but to date only twenty- seven have arrived. These books have been catalogued and shell and are now in the library for student use. The advaneetl shop elass under the direetion of Mr. Seott built shelves in the library for the books which the sehool reeeives from the Tipton County Library. These Tipton books have proved to be a valuable addition to the XV. H. S. library. Our sehool is very fortunate in having many of the best magazinesavailable in the library, Among these magazines are Fortune, Life, National Geographie, Atlantie Monthly, ete. Our library is one of whieh we ean all be proud.
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ASSEMBLY This is the room in which this graduation class has studied for the last six years. tAt least this makes a good storyj. This also has served as playground, boxing ring and lunch room for them. With tearful hearts they say farewell to this beloved room in which they have had many trials and tribulations. TWIRLING CLASS This year as in the past, Marilyn Berger has been teaching a class in twirling, only, now, there are around twenty students taking this. Darwin Cyphers is her assistant. The elass meets once a week. They have learned several new twirls and tricks this year. They twirled at the P. T. A. Meeting onee, and at the Frankton basketball game. They are improving quite a bit. Also, they seem to be growing up. Several have had to have longer hatons and others still need them. 44
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