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4646 As usual, Jim, the Student Council spon- sored a number of successful projects. Student Day, when we students substitute for the teachers. was an outstanding event in the school year. Of course, everyone en- joyed those P. T. A. Open Houses in the gym, given with the help of the Student Council. Other out- standing Council pro- jects were the Career Conference and the Christmas donations to Ch,rist's Home. Those hard-working girls, the Internos, were, as always, a de- pendable, helpful group, One of these girls was always at the Service Desk to direct visitors and to run errands, The In- Sernos also ushered at olays and at Com- nenceinent. Every week the J. 7. E. rounded up all ,he school news and jot it to the local and :ity papers. SERV The Stamp and Bond Club did a really super', job of putting over that last Victory Bond drive working with the J. F. E. Peggy Ann Moore, who was tops in the county in bond sales, won a weekend at the Waldorf. Stamp and Bond Club STANDING-Tyler, Miss Briggs, Strecker Young, Boyes, McClatchy, Sell SITTING-Hartling, Reeves, Jones J. F. E. Editors Strachan, Lukens. Dilks Junior Fourth Estate FIRST ROW-Deisroth, Foxhill, Stree- ker, Wetherald, Tyler. Messina Ayres SECOND ROW-Trescott, Lutz. Cook Keller THIRD ROW-VB. Smith, R. Smith Winegaaril, Mzulcller
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Fl'iltlll'0 Writers l'IcIiluriaI Stull' 0,-in-IQ Stall' Typisls and Artists Oracle Art Staff And did you see this yearls issue of the ORACLE? The stafjl used 'Christmas Grab-Bag, as their theme and really had variety-anything from the horrible mystery of HAunt Abigailj' and the lovely poem, Sunken Cathedralf, to a parade of fall sports stars. This year the ORACLE was illus- trated with pen and ink sketches while the corner bore an im- pressive block print of a cathedral. All in all, Jim, this was ll - highly successful year for our publications. 19
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