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The National Honor Society was ably led this year by Norman Boucher as presi- dent; Pat Kilroy, vice-president; Judy John- son, secretary; Jean Lindblow, publicity; and Marilyn Richardson, historian. Form- ed as a means of recognition for those stu- dents with good records, this organization is composed of all who have a yearly average of 85% or over in each subject. In addition to scholarship, a member must have a good character, the quality of lead- ership, and must be willing to serve the society. As a part of its program for the year, the organization conducted several assemblies, presented a radio show over Station WJDA, and sponsored a very suc- cessful dance. All the members are very grateful to their sponsor Miss Edna Parker. l A one t
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If, in your wanderings through the corri- dors of our beloved Alma Mater , you heard the severe rapping of a gavel there was no need to worry, no one was receiv- ing the death penalty; the Student Council was holding a meeting. The council, ably assisted by its two sponsors, Miss Ruth Strout and Mr. Harrison Jordan, main- tained its prestige by keeping peace be- tween the faculty and the students. The council was responsible for the formation of the Pep Club to help develop school spirit. Dick MacLean was the president, Pat Kilroy, vice-president, and Valerie Norris secretary, while Mimi Blake took care of the financial aspects.
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PARLEY-VOUS FRANCAIS? Do you speak French? Yes? Then le Circle Francais is just the club for you. With Mile. Richards as interpreter, the meetings were conducted entirely in French right down to the secretary ' s re- port! After the business meetings con- ducted by the officers Alan Millen, Mary McConnell, Mary Lou Soule, Ken Simon- son, and Jean Lindblow, entertainment was presented in the form of French stories and skits put on by the club mem- bers. Probably the main attraction to this club was that it was the only one to serve refreshments at every meeting! (
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