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CITY HALL Just as the city hall is the governing nucleus of the city, so the faculty and the students are the nucleus of the school. For those two groups ARE the school. The building and books are insignificantly secondary to them in their importance as a part of school. When a visitor comes to a city, an examination of the city hall will tell him the quality of the city itself. In like manner, the students and faculty are the telling exponents of the school. PAGE TWELVE
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V, Loro O. McLaughlin J. Montgomery T. Morones H. Perea E. Tomp Social Scholastic Clubs and Assembly Traditions General Publications Control ADVISORY COUNCIL The 1945-46 Advisory Council was composed of six members, who undertook their usual activities of sponsoring the Hallowe en dance, white-washing the C , and in general controlling the school. The officers were: President Jim Laugharn Vice-President Charlotte Schade Secretary Dee Nutt Treasurer Edward Tomp The Committees that were appointed were cut down a little and given larger jobs. The committees and their chairmen were: General Control—Edward Tomp, Social— Velia Lara, Scholastic—Oren McLaughlin, Assembly—Teresa Morones. Traditions— Horace Perea, and Clubs and Publications—John Montgomery. A new activity undertaken by the Advisory Council was a Valentine dance, which proved to be a great success. One of the questions the group attempted to answer is that of giving out letters earned by the students in sports. First row left to right— L. Brown, V. Lara, C. Willis, B. Ortega, M. Lopez, P. Sorrels, D. Baron. Mr. Stephenson. Second row—T. Morones, C. Schade, A. Stanton, C. Carmichael, R. Valencia, H. O'Connell. M. Rutherford, O. McLaughlin. Third row—I. Tomp, A. Brown, A. Stanton, R. Wright, L. Chaudoin, J. Morris, S. Madrid, R. Lara, P. Norte. Fourth row—J. Montgomery, D. Nutt, G. Bradley, J. Morales. A. Lowman, E. Tomp, J. Laugharn, H. Perea
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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Faculty Snaps An excerpt from a teacher's picnic. Pop and Jimmie . Mrs. Smith—school mother. Indispensable yet unsung. Chef Belzner. Rovelstad and newspaper friend. PAGE THIRTEEN
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