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and attractive displays throughout the corridors caught our attention. BULLETIN BOARD COMMITTEE First Row: B. Keating, S. Sullivan, C. Street, A. Temple, J. Grandy, B. Greco, D. Grandy, J. Zerga. Second Row: S. Willey, J. Eastburn, L. Olmstead, M. Willey. In the lobby and in the corridors of our school there are centers of interest: the show case and the bulletin boards. The focal points of the school, they always set forth helpful and interesting material. Frequently, information concerning vocations and scholarships is posted for the attention of those who pass the bulletin boards. Regularly featured is a wide coverage of colleges of interest to various students. Sports have been accounted for with the lively lay¬ outs on the first floor board. In the lobby, the center of attraction is the show case. Striking exhibits are in evidence, representing subjects from library suggestions to track trophies. A most unusual exhibit was set up during United Na¬ tions Week; a collection of handmade dolls charm¬ ingly portrayed the traditional costumes of the mem¬ ber nations. Both the Show Case and Bulletin Board Com¬ mittees, under the sponsorship of Mr. Etmekjian and Miss Bronson, respectively, contribute immeasurably to the school by presenting such attractively arranged information. SHOW CASE COMMITTEE L. to R.: B. Greco, J. Zerga, S. Willey, M. Willey, D. Grandy, J. Grandy. 29
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Words of inspiration began our mornings , DEVOTIONALS COMMITTEE First Row: J. Fraser, F. Sanders, R. Stevens, N. Richardson, P. Curtis, L. Robinson, D. Gar¬ vin, J. Pierce, D. Winnier, M. Hopkins, M. Woodruff, P. Tims, M. Andress, D. Potier. Second Row: D. Ludlam, M. Srarr, D. Parker, M. Peterson, J. Tapley, B. Adams, S. Barber, P. Wegerdt, J. Eastburn, C. Morrow, M. Thornton. The daily secular readings, accompanied by ap¬ propriate passages from Scripture, have become a customary part of school life. Those short passages read each morning at the start of school contributed to the day a new thought on which to begin each mornings work. This year the Devotionals Committee has been larger than ever, indicating a new interest on the part of the students. The chairmen of the group, Janet Fraser, Cynthia Morrow, and JoAnne Eastburn, have worked together and with Mr. Crockett to plan each week ' s readings. Special selections were chosen for the various weeks such as National Educa¬ tion Week and Brotherhood Week; the selections were taken from the works of such men as Peter Marshall and Albert Schweitzer. Each morning the readings were preceded by music suitable to the thought of the selections. The task of choosing the music was capably handled by Mar¬ got Peterson. The quality of the readings has been consistently high throughout the year; the efforts of the Com¬ mittee have been successful in providing inspirational words for every mornings thought. The secular reading for this morning —” 28
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