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The Family All of us are needed to keep our school run- ning and jumping. The seniors complete three years of study, recitation, and fun, and look forward with determined minds to the future. Underclassmen seek approval and a place in the running while teachers and other adults hope they have done their best. Talking with Bob Krogman, new swimming captain, and his pre- decessor Nelson Thomas, is Coach Edward T. Kennedy of Colum- bia University, guest speaker at the Swimming Banquet. Class dismissal bell gives a five minute period to exchange news and to hurry to their next class. Making plans for the coming election of homecoming queen, Norma Powers admires the pictures of candidates. pi ENA 3 1390 00951 1278 |
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paddnad get Od Bevery on, bang. reese i Sessa. i CMEOE Lone astel sikae go oe ta | Hy t iit College-minded junior, Kay Fischer, looks over registrations from | various schools to determine her choice. | IH Operating one of the many controls under his direction is Mr. | William D. Wescoat, engineer. Interviewing the school nurse, Miss Ethel C. Ryckmann, is Barbara Bullock of the Arthur Hill News Staff. ARTHUR HILL
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Cutting the cake at the tea in honor of her engagement to Mr. Robin Williams is Miss Mildred Anderson. Mrs. Marie Crittenden, waiting to be of service, and guests Mr. and Mrs. Lew McLean look on. The Anderson-Williams vows were spoken on December 19, 1953. A spring dinner is served for faculty mem- bers in the music room. Head waiters Mr. Raymond Hartman and Mr. Eric Senn, wearing tuxedos, aided guests in finding tables. Entertainment followed at “Club 54 on the Hillite roof’’ where the group were guests of “Two for the Money”. Contest- ants won prizes. Games and dancing fol- lowed the program. Planning faculty social activities is a rotat- ing committee. Committee members served coffee and doughnuts at faculty meetings, planned for a Christmas party for children of faculty members, the spring dinner, and the 25-year Club luncheon. Taking care of last minute arrangements this year — Mr. Robert Barringer, chairman; Mr. Eric Senn, Mr. Harold Giesecke, Mrs. Hazel Gunther, Miss Helen Olmsted, Miss Patricia Steigely, and Mrs. Joy Mann. Cafeteria staff members arranged a Christ- mas Party of their own. The honored guests were Mr. |. M. Brock and Santa Claus. ARTHUR HILL
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