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Sag-junior omanji . . . A meeting of the Sub-Junior Woman's Club is held to offer volunteers to help in the Polio Drive. Since November when the Clinton chapter of the Sub-Junior Wom- an's Club was organized, girls from the junior and senior classes have enioyed meeting together and helping others. Our chapter is as- sociated with the Clinton Junior Woman's Club and the president, April Royal, has done a fine iob getting the club organized. At Christmas, dolls were dressed and carried to the home for retarded children at Caswell. This project was a very successful beginning for the club. A committee plans a future progect. 36 1 The officers relax a few minutes after working on a handbook for the club.
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A 7 'f3'k.'L EAf?'li'i f 1 1 g ir: iii 'di' MI- 52225: ,- F! . A Q fi 'C ,Md eruicea renclerecl Ag Me Q? . . . ,.-1' N C, -Brliiw . C N New 1 5 AR Members of the newly organized Key Club. Upper right, Paul Moore receives the Key Club Charter from Mr. George Walston. Ili Key Club members hold up the walk which they built for the students' convenience as one of their proiects. One of C.H.S.'s newest organiza- tions is the Key Club. An international club sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, it is a service organization de- voted to serving both school and com- munity. Although only a few months old, the club served as ushers for the Rockingham game at Fayetteville and gave baskets to a needy family at Christmas. With the help of Mr. Caruso and led by the President, Paul Moore, the Key Club has become a worthwhile organization at Clinton High School. I-ki vs- f
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all ai- i. y iAe ackoof GHJ COInll'Ul,l'lLty New members of the club who were initiated this year. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian character. With this thought in mind, the girls have worked hard to reach their goals. To raise money, they have sponsored severol bake sales, throughout the year. The club used part of this money to provide for a needy family at Christmas. The remainder of money will partially finance the an- nual Tri-Hi-Y beach party. Officers of the Tri-Hi-Y are led by Anne Tart, Presi- l 37 dent. Sophomore members of the Tri-Hi-Y
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