Arizona Academy - Cactilode Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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3525? Saufh Hall Study Hall!! Bessie Lou Rhodes and Terry Seguin are busy in their cozy room for an evening study period. CBut girls, where are the books?U The kitchenette affords a great deal of pleasure for the girls of South Hall. It is an ideal place for entertaining, for trying new recipes, or for just plain relaxing. The spiritual atmosphere of the girls' dormitory makes their campus home a preparation place for the home above. Their prayer band leaders are: kneeling, Cl. to ini Connie Osgood, Doris Iohanson, Billie Reid, Barbara Witmerg sitting, Barbara Burdine, Hannelore Fuss, Ra- mona Taylor. The girls, Catena Clementia Club fthe Colden Chain of Frienclshipl really lives up to its name. Through the many club activities in which all the girls may share, they are drawn together into one chain of friends. Their officers are: sit- ting, Hannelore Fuss, Terry Seguin, Connie Csgood, Lois Chenovvithg stand- ing, Barbara Witmer, Billie Reid, Doro- thy Ford, Doris Iohanson, Bessie Rhodes, Ramona Taylor, Margot Boice, Mary Osgood. The girls of South Hall find a real friend in Dean Durning. Barbara Bur- dine is her capable assistant.

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V f 5! .A I i QRS NB Q BEVERLY REDDEN HELEN STUMP . EVALINDA VON POHLE HAROLD COOLEY CLYDE MOOR . . Editor in Chief Associate Editor Copy Editor . . . Art Editor . Associate Art Editor E ff' Ciaffilrfdc' faff- I9 O A To ' - gi S 1 -ing, S ,S N ?5' f LYNN MARIE BAZE BESSIE-'LOU RHODES BARBARA BURDINE SHIRLEY HAINING LUCILE HASKIN ROLLIN WEBER . EUVENE GILBERT STANLEY MUNDALL STERLING RYERSON ERNESTINE I-IAWKINS Cf. E. SMITH . Advertising Man ager . Snapshot Editor . Picture Editor . . lliakeiip' Editor . Elementary Scliool Editor . Editorial Adviser . Business Manager . . Asst. Advertising Manager ' . Circulation Mariager 'FX 'Q . . Asst. Circulation Mariager Business Adviser as NN X if X A1 1, Q If WJ? ul

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Nrfrflz J-la!! The members of the Y.lVl.R.C. CYoung lVIen's Recreation Cluhl have chosen for their officers the following: kneeling, Dick Witmer, Harry Readerg standing, Jerry Cox, Norman Chenowith, Lavell Ford, George Owens. At the end of a long day of studying and working, the recreation room pro- vides an excellent source of relaxation. ferry Cox, Norman Chenowith, Dick Witmer, and Harry Reader try their hand at ping-pong while Neal Daugh- erty, Richard Parkhurst, and Lavell Ford watch. Mr. Butler and his assistant, Leland Williams, work together to keep the boys' dormitory running smoothly. There are two sides to everything and life at North Hall is no different. Spir- itual life is considered more important than any other phase. To promote this atmosphere, prayer hands are held reg- ularly. They are conducted by Cl. to r.D Lavell Ford, Dick Witmer, Norman Chenowith, and Melvin Turner.