Collegiate School - Torch Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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THE GIFT AND WELFARE COMMITTEE Tbe Gift and Welfar.e Committee conducts all charitable activities at Col- legiate, vvbicb include a drive to collect funds for several charities, adopting a Korean orphan, collecting magazines and old clotbes, and filling Bed Cross boxes. FIRST Row: May Ellen Boyd, Dottie McDowell, Ellen Bain Bremner. SECOND ROW: Lucy Fitzgerald, Barbara Brothers, Ann Ray, Kay Rucker, Mary Ellen Viener, Sally Cargill. THIRD Row: Frances Bramble, Linda Wells, Ashby Dunn, lane Durham, cbairmang Iohnel Poffenberger, Dardi Epps, lVlrs. Riley, faculty adviser.

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TI-IE MATCH STAFF 61 Our school paper, The Match, is put out hy the Sophomore Class. There are five or six issues containing four to six pages each year. Although it is hancllecl hy the Town School, one page is reserved for contributions from the Country Day School. FIRST Row: Mason Henley, assistant eclitorg Sally Scherer, editorg Miss Moon, faculty aclviserg Lake Robins, business managerg Dallas West, sports editor. SECOND Row: Ellen Terry Bunnell, art editorg Martha Horsley, Lower School editorg Peggy Shinnick, Lower School editor.

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THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE . 63 The Library Committee is made up of representatives from the four classes of the Upper School. The purpose of this group is to assist the librarian in the functioning of the library. The special project of the year is the observ- ance of National Book Week in November. Emphasis is given this program by placing posters and book jackets in the halls and auditorium. The members of the committee present speakers and preside at the various programs planned for Book Week. Q FIRST Row: Dallas West, Louise Florance. SECOND Row: Peggy Tilghman, Champ Roberts, Karen Moehrl, Mrs. Rudasill, faculty adviser, Elizabeth Hotchkiss, chairman.