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tissmmxrxwwff 'FW The Chemistry Club, organized by Mr. Kendrick Hodgson, meets every Monday, paying a weekly dues of five cents. The members, who are all Juniors, go on various field trips and have lectures on the current subjects. Paul Jeffries is the president of this club, which has a membership of approximately thirty students. -zu The Biology Club meets every other Thursday, each member paying five cents dues. It is composed completely of sophomores, having approximately 20 members. Gene Whitefield was elected as president of this organization. This club has been one of our best ways of mixing pleasure with work in school.
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CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 5-School opens ll-Second grade moves T7-Student Council chosen 19-Mr. Davis late this morning Senior and Junior officers elected 26-Movie Adventures of Tom Sawyer given in assembly OCTOBER 1-Clare Tree Major Show 2-General Election of Student Council officers 3-We meet our friend, Mr. Lemley 7-Tryouts for Minstrel 9-Junior Ring Committee meets 18-School closed I9-Happy day-school closed again 20-New spotlight arrives 28-Bad news-report cards 31-Census taken fsure you were bornl NOVEMBER 5-Election day, school closed I4-Parents' night 20-Georgia Jubilee Minstrel matinee 2'l-Georgia Jubilee Minstrel 26-Harvest Dance 27-School closed for Thanksgiving DECEMBER 3-Christmas Assembly 5-First meeting of Biology Club l7-Miss Wetzel absent for one-half day T9-Christmas Dance 70-Mr. Delaney leaves fMore than a few wet eyesl JANUARY 9-Mr. Hodgdon, Senior Advisor 27--Hibernation-Exams FEBRUARY 8-Mr. Goldfine took our pictures ll-Central on WTBO fFrench Prograrnl 13-The Seniors put back in cafe 15-More class pictures taken 17-Announcements ordered MARCH 'IO-Bowling club organized ll-Motion picture l'The Great American Broadcastl 'I2-Chemistry Club takes a trip 12-19-Seniors measured for caps and gowns CDidn't know we were so bigl 21-Spring Dance 25-Topsy-Turvey Review APRIL 5-Mr. Delaney visits school 6-Mr. Hodgdon's atomic moth ball 8-Speech Radio Program 8-Class night committee appointed 12-All-day rehearsal at Fort Hill 14-Junior Class rings arrive T4-Seniors selected representative for Potomac State Dance 22--County Music Festival MAY l0-Potomac State Dance T5-Central Spring Concert and May Queen Festival 20- Farewell to Seniors assembly 27- Farewell to Central assembly 29-Night of Bliss! Junior-Senior Prom 30--Memorial Day--School closed fDidn't we need it thoughl JUNE 'l2-Graduation 18-School closes for everyone!!!
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