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I SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to Right, first row: Lou Richardson; Betty Hancock; Gayle Carlsmith; second row: Jinx Duffy; Bobbi Hansberg-er; Mrs. E. C. Mosby, Adviser; Gwyn Greg-ory; Vicky Wallace. Our academic studies are supplemented by extra- curricular activities as planned by the Social Commit- tee. These events included the Cruise at the beg-inning- of the year, the Mountain Trip, and a skirt and sweater dance, all of which form a memorable part of the school year. Christmas Carnival The International theme for the Christmas Carnival provided a marvelous opportunity for both students and faculty to use their ing-enuity to create many different articles to sell. The enthusiastic participation of everyone helped to make the festive occasion a g-reat success. 19
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Service League Below; Left to rigrht: Mary Thompson. Secre- tary; Cathy Talbot, Treasurer; Marianne Broz. Chairman; Sybil Goman, 7th Grade Repre- sentative. Service Leag-ue is an org-anization through which the student body and faculty have oppor- tunity to help people in many parts of the world. The motto of this group reflects the spirit in which their program is carried out: You can give without loving, but you cannot love with- out g-iving. At Left; Left to right: Cathy McCroskey; Marie Dodge, Chairman; Ann Repsold, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Cope, Vice Chairman. As members of The Athletic Service Club we are given the opportunity to develop a sense of responsibility and willingness to serve our school by doing such duties as taking care of the Lower School child- ren on the playground and preparing the afternoon tea.
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Ivy Vine standing. Left to ri ht: Lulu Seeley, Co-Editor; Molly Gerard, Business-Manag ' er; Pamela Hyde. Editor: Seated: Jonnie Russell, Art Director. Those of us who have special literary interests meet Friday afternoons to discuss and select pieces of creative writing and art submitted by the students for a maga- zine which is published at the end of the year. Since Ivy Vine provides a chance for students to learn how to best express themselves, members also do some writing during the meetings. DRAMA GROUP The Drama Group is open to any girl in the Upper School who wishes to become acquainted not only with dramatic techniques but also with the literature of the theatre. The production of The Charm School ' in March marked the pinnacle of the dramatic studies. Chairman: Gill King 20
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