Conrad High School - Conradian Yearbook (Woodcrest, DE)

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...---- 5 t i 1 aw Barbara Burris, dean of girlsp Bill Miller, dean of boysg and Roger Smith, principal, discuss scholar- ship on Student Government Day. STUDE MARCH F.T.A. Al Barbara Burris, presi- dent of the Future Teachers of America, conducts initiation ceremonies. First row: Hall, Turne r, Dea- kyne, Finn, Comegys, Sharp, Watts, Hur- lock, White. Second row: Kennedy, Har- din, Cannon, Coving- ton, Dempsey, Fro- hock, Graham, Hux- table. Q

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SWIMMING CLUB n n, Mrs. Washburn, ansorg Fenimore, Twite ell, Horisk, and Taylor .t on the diving board er a refreshing dip in r Y.W.C.A. pool. The members of the Swimming Club gathered regularly every other Wednesday at the Y.W.C.A., where the girls either took to improve their swimming. lessons or practiced The purpose of this club, which was sponsored was to help the girls gain perience in the water. Good qualification tor membership. by Mrs. Washburn, confidence and ex- health was the only TNT TNT is a social club for sophomore, junior and senior girls. New members learned the meaning of the club's initials after participating in an elaborate initiation ceremony at the begin- ning of the year. The club's service project was the presentae tion of a Christmas program for the blind chil- dren at Sunnybrook. The members of the TNT are, first row: Gibson, Harvey, Russell, Bunnell, Arey, Second row: Shoe- maker, B. Boulden, Roberts, Layman, Van Vechten, DeShay. Third row: Fuller, Hansen, J. Boulden, Oxley, Charney, Palmer, Benoit. V ,., Y V ..- .- .... X ....e. ' i ue, Q3-'sv af MF 'r'v 'r' csrs 'wfQ, -Tig i .sl i ax 4-P 5 X 'FQ .au fs: rr, . I Us w-uf C' . U' , f?

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VERNMENT DAY, PNSORED BY we-was ss DENT COUNCIL s-4 5 Q...-..W.. ..-.w..m..,..s.......,.,. , . .---....,.....,,,A L W.......c? L,x., W... i Dot Finn takes over in the gym, while Kitty Lou Waggaman manages the library on S.G. Day, On March l8, Student Government Day, which is sponsored jointly by the Future Teachers of America and the Student Council, interested and quali- fied students received first-hand ex- perience in the field of education. These students assumed the duties of the teachers and administrators and managed the affairs of Conrad for a day. This was only one of the many proiects sponsored by the F.T.A. The club journeyed to neighboring schools to observe teaching techniques and planned to attend a meeting of the General Assembly in Dover when an education bill was being debated. The club kept up-to-date on activities of similar clubs in other schools either by attending their meetings or by corre- sponding with them. The monthly meetings of the group featured guest speakers, panel dis- cussions, and educational films. T W.-...1.