Arcanum High School - Arcette Yearbook (Arcanum, OH)

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,-'-- - A.i ..L,, AKA in gr V i T - he Assembly Committee meets on Monday of each week. Its membership is com.. posed of' three students of each of the classes and from each of the alma, The first activity of the club was to outline a schedule of assembly pro- ggrams for the year. After the dates had been set for the various assemblies, several meetings were spent in discussing the many types of assemblies which could be given by the different groups. A card for the rating oi' assembly pro- grams was devised and used. The object of the committee was two-fold: First, it attempted to offer help to the various ciubs and classes in selecting material for their programs, and to provide suggestions for presenting the materialg Second, to offer training and experience in the prejariig and presentation of programs of' various types. It was hoped that this infomation and training would prove to be beneficial to the students after they had graduated from school, Assembly programs were given by this Committee during the year at Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, and Easter. Mr. G. G. Starr was sponsor of the ocxrnnittee. Nom Etzler acted as secretary for the first semester and Evelyn Brown for the seo cond semester. ' O ei. . I .c K get 3-X 1 -,.,. s- ,gl - 35,6- If n . - , sf sf- 1- A X Q1 ,J - . X. , T ' 'ix fifr-s-.-.f Y wee, .zz-gil ff' 5711- m'1?'9 'arfQl1f N Y s H L ' 54:-125 -:ff 4575517 j '::::5- '7fif1ffL- , f , Q ,mf 'N 1 .1 ...V 'sg' ' M -ugly aww 5 - iT:'.++' r 1 - A if - .-,, . 'IN