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The Student Council, which previously had not been able to find its real place in the school life, started on a career activity. A new constitution was drawn up, for the old one was found to je, insufficient. The College High School Standards, which combines all the rules and standards established in the school from its beginning, was edited. Student tutoring, an interesting and highly successful project, was spo — - h r the Council. The adoption of a school flag, suggested by the v lub of the ninth grade, and the letter award for athletic prowess ,vert ..er matters under its charge. The establishment of the CRIER was a big stride forward in the High School organization. T he paper has helped to make the school more acquainted with its own activities, and has stimulated interests in projects which would have otherwise passed unnoticed. Now the school is filled to its capacity of one hundred and fifty students in the combined Junior and Senior Schools. These students come from many different towns in the vicinity, but the school has made them into a cooperating student body which is working for the school ' s further improvement, and is endeavoring to build up a worthy tradition for sub- sequent classes to follow. 10
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Class ' ice -esidcnt, ' 3 Student Council P.. ' dc Year Book Staff French Club, ' 31, ' 32 Dramatic Club ' ice Pre ' 31, President, ' 32 Glee Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Basketball, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Hockey, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 ident. ISABEL ANDERSON Isabel was the president of cur student council for the first half of the senior year, and she was the editor of the year book, both hard jobs as the school had no precedents to work on. Isabel is a leader, and what is more, a leader who can make other people work. Because of all these activities and her studies, school must take a good deal of Isabel ' s time, nevertheless she always finds time to ride. She is ob- viously and wholly crazy about horses. We are all familiar with the Anderson Ford station wagon, and the abandon with which Isabel drives it. Slim, with dancing eyes and vivacious character, one of the most delightful things about Isabel is that one never knows exactly what she is going to do or say next. 12
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