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IRC Represents China at Mock Assembl The International Relations Club helps foreign exchange students adjust to a new environment. Sixteen mem bers attended a mock United Nations General Assembly at Worthington, Minnesota. There they represented China. Another big project was the American Field Service Day. Peg Botker was the club's president, Judy Cram was the vice-president, and Mary johnson was the secretary- treasurer. C. Ssebide models a dress that she made. D. Brangwin listens to some German. - ...Q x .,.. I6
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ational Honor Society Has Duty of Raising H ld Gloryw Hey, we got it upside down AGAIN! National Honor Society is composed of seven- teen students who have been chosen by a faculty committee. The group is picked because of merits in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The club members keep busy by raising the flag Qhopefullyj, running the coat check at basketball games fif someone remembers to set it upj, and TRYING to raise money for the spring banquet. The club's officers are Delwyn Lassen, presidentg Mark Wilms, vice-presidentg and Patti Brocl-cel, secretary-treasurer.
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Caroline Ssebide Caroline and Ignacio point to their homes. AFS Students Give Spirit to L.C.H. The American Field Service is the oldest and largest of the international high school programs. Its emphasis is placed on the individual student, the individual family, and the individual community. The AFS students have made 1969-70 valuable. In the spirit of international friendships, Caroline Ssebide and Ignacio Ortega attended L.C.H.S. as seniors. Caroline is from Uganda, Africa, and her AFS sister was Judy Cram. Ignacio is from Madrid, Spain, and his AFS brother was Gary Smith. The new thoughts and friendships cultivated during 1969-70 were part of a lifetime's education. vt 1 1 iff, P' I s 'K W an ' -2 ,gig ? -f-Q - -1 a,,WW, p , ag .X ,Q i ex.....,-f - ,-W, px Everybody is happy! Ignacio Ortega l7
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