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fm v Filzpalrick, Brennan, Cromie, Aiken, Haley, Cronin Miller, Knickerbocker, Hartman, Taylor, Brown STUDENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE FACULTY REPRESENTATIVES Paul H. Hartman Chairman Mrs. Rietta Taylor Financial Secretary Mrs. Florence Miller Ex-Officio Member Mr. Charles Brown Adviser SENIORS Harriette Knickerbocker Secretary Charles Fitzpatrick. . . .Assistant Financial Secretary William Brennan juniors Frances Haley James Cronin freshmen Andrea Aiken Loretta Cromie The Student Activities Committee acts as a general advisory council in arranging all social affairs taking place in the school and also conducts the entertainment lecture program sponsored by the administration. Our biggest task was to make and carry out plans for an all- school Christmas program. It included an assembly program in the morning put on by Miss Williams ' Seventh Grade, a candle light service in the afternoon, and finally at night a big party for all the students. 18
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Taylor, Wright, Diebolt, Eggleslon, Bowman, Markharr. Knight, Evenson, Berg, Miller, Drown THE STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS W. Lee Knight President Jane Wright Vice-President Beatrice Taylor Secretary The Student Council originated in 1932 in response to a felt need on the part of the student body. A need of cooperation on the one hand of all the classes and a more vital contact with the faculty and the administration in making the school play the proper role in the community. This body also has charge of administering the funds resulting from the fee which is charged each student each semester. This money is apportioned by the Student Council in various chan- nels by means of a budget. The distribution of the budget is governed by the importance of the purpose for which the money is to be used. The Council tries to allocate the student fees so that the money will do the most good for the greatest number. The Council, at this time, is composed of three representatives from the Senior Class, two from the Junior Class, and two from the Freshman Class, all of whom have voting power. The two faculty representatives are appointed by the principal and have no voting power. 17
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1. Cutio. 2. One minute please : 3. Clio ' s on Display. 4. Don ' t shoot. 5. Sailing! Sailing! 6. Visiting. 7. Give an example. 8. Recognize the Jacket? 9. Studious? 10. Pals. J 1 . Marching Along To- gether. 12. Moah aeh please. 13. Ago House. 14. Toy Orchestra. 15. Campfires. 16. Guess who — bi PUB
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