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I-lall Monitors Promote Friendly Spirit HEN a few confused seventh graders or strong-minded upper-classmen stray from their intended paths of righteousness, the Hall Monitors gently, but firmly, head them back in the right direction. The monitors, even though their task is to keep students in line, have a word of greeting and a smile for everyone. This promotes a feeling of friendliness throughout the school, from seventh grade to senior class. To choose each year from among the eager dozens a group that w1ll competently fill these important positions presents a problem re quiring much thought and consideration Rowl R Mohnaro G Miller D Pye K Metzler Row2 J Eaker L Zimmerman E Iarosienski E Smlth H Lee ADVISOR MRS PORTER Student Councll Awards F1rstSc:holarsl1lp Rowl Carlson Corres Sec Spofford Sec Miller Treas G Randall Pres Demnno Vice Pres Novo gurskl Row2 Reinhardt Trumbull Randall Saltsman Jones Arthur Bladek Wilbur ADVISOR MRS FRANZ F all their many projects the one which has meant the most to the members of the Student Council has been the growth of their scholarship fund Last June s Award Day saw the ful fillment of their hopes when the first Student Council Scholarship was awarded to Joan Dunderdale versatile and popular member of the class of 1953 with David Eaker and Arthur Bahr chosen as alternates Having achieved this purpose the council 15 now aiming even higher The members hope soon to be able to award two scholarships in one senior class This aim will of course mean harder work and more persuasive sales talks longer hours and greater effort onthe part ofeach member With the sale of 1nd1v1dual pictures food at their new basketball cafeteria and the orgamza tion of Student Administration and Awards Days the 1953 54 season has been both interesting and active for our Student Council Z8 I , - : . , . , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . . . . 3 p - -. 1 -1 v -1 - 1 -1 . -1 ' 2 1 ' 1 . f n 1 1 - , . 1 . . . I - , . 1 I . , . ' I D 1 1 l 9 ' , - .
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Sm E.. '5x 1w- EDYTHE SHEDD, EDITOR IN CHIEF Llterary Ed1tor Helen Lee, Format Ed1tor Esther Sm1th Beverly Bahr Sports Ed1tors ASSOCIATE EDITORS Maureen Darllng Thomas Fehlner Ronald Mol1naro Sally Salts man ADVISOR MRS STEINERT Slnppertoman Receives One Rating EHIND the fun and laughter of Yearbook Club hes the hard work wh1ch each year produces our SLIPPERTONIAN Last year th1s workwas well rewarded when we recelved a One' ratlng on our 1953 book 1n the Columb1a Scholastlc Press Assoc1at1on con test Th1s year we are a1m1ng h1gher Some say however that we can't hope for a medahst rat1ng W1th0ut a yearbook theme Perhaps th1s IS so but we belleve thatthe year book's chxef purpose 1S to prov1de a d1gn1f1ed record of our year's accompllshments and a remembrance of our h1gh school days for fu ture enjoyment As one grows older he should we th1nk prefer to revlew h1s past 1n a book that possesses d1gn1ty and yet at the same tlme rev1ves pleasant and humorous memor1es Feehng as we do we can only hope that am1r acle may occur that w1ll change the th1nk1ng of others to embrace our 1deas on the subgect of yearbook themes Thxs ' One ratlng was not all that made last year a success, however Frankly we were del1ghted to have three of our page lay outs chosen for pubhcatwn 1n the Keller Idea Book Our 1953 54 season has beenh1ghl1ghted as usual by 1n1t1at1ons of .Tumor members our Senlor Ed1tors' trxp to the E S P A Convent1on 1n Syracuse and our annual staff banquet at the Manor Th1s year the staff 1S expernnentlng w1th a new method of selectlng the Edltor 1n Chlef In an effort to g1VE cred1t to the most eff1c1ent and deserv1ng sen1or member of the club the cholce w1ll be made Just before the SLIPPERTONIAN goes to press W1th the close of th1s year we the Seruor Ed 1tors w1ll be re 11v1ng memor1es of th1s year the year wh1ch has g1ven us some of the happ1est moments we have ever had wh11e the .Tumor Ed1 tors w1ll be look1ng forward eagerly to the pro duct1on of the 1955 book thelr book BUSINESS STAFF Wi Joyce Eaker Buslness Manager C M1l1er Ass1stants C Lanphere ADVISOR MR MILLER fl C 1 - . .... ' , , . . I 1 . 1 . . . N H . . . , . . I . . . . . . . ' . , , I . - J I ' 1 . , ' . , . . , ' , - - . , -m- . , - ' 1 a . . , 'V . , . - X . I . . , Y . . . . . , ' , . 'f 29 ' '
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