Vs-/ D THE ANNUAL The annual was sent off the week of exains. Of course, before we can get it back in its conplete form, the company must proofread the staff’s work and make necessary correc tions, The copy will then be placed as it will ap pear in the annual and sent to the staff for checking, BETA CLUB The Beta Club has ap pointed several committees for various activities which have been planned. Ann Saunders was ap pointed chairman of a -con stitutional committee to revise the constitution and put in the compulsory attendance rule. This will bj ratified at the next n^eting. ^cky Birckhead was ap point ed chairman of a com- m?.ttee for investigating wavs of raising money for the club. The following methods have been suggest ed: 1. car wash, 2, rum mage salej and 3. raffle, Carol Newsom was ap pointed chairman of a com mittee to get the charter roster signed by the char ter members. The members are those who graduated last year and those who are nen±>ers now.This char ter roster will be framed and put on display in the lobby along with the char- ■^iir when it has been sipn— jd. Larry Saunders was ap pointed head of a commit tee to get a talent act for the Beta Club Conven tion which is to be held in Asheville the week-end of April 5-6. Each of the committee chairmens has two assis tants to help them. F. F. A. The West Montgomery Chapter of F.F.A. is now killing out the hardwood on the school property to give the young pines, set out last spring,more grow ing power. The present F.F.A, students plan to have about four acres of pines, progressing toward maturity, for future West Montgomery F.F.A. students. The greenhouse project is progressing fine. .The young plants set out are all growing according to plan. If all the plants continue to grow and pro duce well, they should be ready to market early this spring. Much has been learned from this project. LIBRARY CLUB The Library Club has been busy in the making of catalogue cards for our two hundred new library books. These books must be accessioned and pro cessed before their circu lation, Another project of the club has been the processing of 49 new film strips for class-room use. Those students who conduct the use of the audio-vis ual equipment have been busy presenting filmstrips in the audio-visual room. The library has acquir ed a collection of the best known conposers ac companied by a filmstrip of their lives and works. Those students who are in terested in music are in vited to enjoy these fine recordings. The library staff has done a wonderful job in securing this equip ment for our library. Study hall groups are welcomed to view a special selection of films on sports and career guidance. Miss Wilburn reports that she and Mrs.Winn will select a group of covered book-reports to be dis played in the library. The book reports were prepar ed by the jonior and sen-* ior English classes. They will provide a colorful addition to the library. History, science, and English groups have found the periodical room a good source of interesting study. As an aid for students interested in a variety of fields. Miss Wilburn has ordered a special edition of Master Plots, the Bible Encyclopedia, An Index to Poetry, .akS Who*s Who, The full cooperation of each and every student is needed to maintain an at mosphere suitable for study in our library. CHORUS NEWS Members of the Chorus are working now on the music to be presented at its Spring Concert to be given in late April or early May. There will be several trios and other ensembles performing as well as the full Chorus. A program of popular and show music is being planned.
