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LIBRARY CLUB The thirty members of Library Club act mainly as a service squad assisting at the desk with routine duties two periods a week and promoting increased under- standing of the library among students. Social events this year were a trip in November to the Syracuse plants of Gaylord Brothers and Mutual Library Bindery, a tour of the Regional Library Center in Watertown, and the annual banquet of the North Central Association of Student Librarians at Copen- hagen. NEWSPAPER CLUB Despite a slow start due to reorganiza- tion, the school paper, under a new name, The Emerald Tide, has made many im- provements in its quality of journalism. The emphasis has been on critical, crea- tive articles rather than quantities of sec- ond-class literary efforts. The improve- ments have been obvious to the student body and faculty. 28
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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, made up of enthusiastic and reliable members, has tried to make this—a year of accomplishment. We have worked closely with the advisors and members of the newly formed National Honor Society. It is appropriate that recognition be given to the committee composed of students and teachers, as well as to the 1963 Student Council, for having drawn up a constitution which was approved during the sum- mer. The Council has cooperated with the American Field Service in an attempt to obtain an exchange student for the school year 1964-1965. Many ideas were gained from the district meetings and from the leadership workshop at Oswego, held during the past sum- mer. The Council considered in detail the subject of senior priority. In addition, it has admitted to its group a student selected by the principal to represent him at all meetings. Finally, we have tried to make this Council what it should be—a place where the students can present their views on school policy, a place where the faculty can present their com- plaints, and an outlet for any points of dissension. Robert Yousey 29
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