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Safety Council Means Business Peggy Bucher, vice-president of Safety Council, is pre- pared, rain or shine. to enforce safety rules. Cathy Adams keeps watchful eye on grade school youngsters as they board bus. Safety Council raised funds for the ultimate goal of paving the parkirg lot; they sold candy and eld several lunches to earn money. The club took part in many G. C. S. L. activities such as the Spring Road Rally. The money earned was finally spent on a surprise party for the school. Safe drivers received awards at the end of the school year. Peg Saunier, presidgnt of Safety Council, directs cars around the school to avo1 traffic jams. She was adamant and fined people for failure to observe rules.
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Yearbook Staff Ably Meets Crisis Editor Roz Florez and Copy-Editor Sara. Schoettmer held the first yearbook staff meeting in August. Then they settled down to a year of hard work, giving up their Sun- days to complete the job. It was one, thin to determine cover design, another to fill the pages between covers. Perhaps few staffs have faced the prob- lem of adjusting to a sudden decision to close a school. Yearbook theme and first signature had gone to the printers. How to keep unity and meet the change was a chal lenge. They did it and wish to extend a great big thanks to all who made it possible. ABOVE; Carol Heidt, Cindy Klein wusiness Managew and Mary BELOW: Roz Florez and Sara Schoettmer Eileen Molloy struggle over layout. take business of layout seriously. ABOVE: Sara Schoetzmer amiably explains points of organization to Marianne McSweeney Gem and Janis Erhartl 50
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Emilie Wilger, left, and Diane Rooney apply make-up before going on stage in Mrs. Thing. Talented T hespians D0 hMcThingh Drama Club, under the direction of Miss Pat Ken- nedy, successfully presented Mrs. McThing in a one- night performance to a capacity crowd. This was a really professional cast which won high praise from an appreciative audience. Club pins were given to deserv- ing members who gave of time and talent during the year; RIGHT: Susan Wellinghoff, Drama Club vice-president, felt dramatic playing dead to Hollis Blase, president. Characters in Mrs. McThing pause for a few moments of correction from Miss Pat Kennedy during play prac- tice. Mc-
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