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llllllllllll Foreign meals, dress rehearsals, board meetings, candy sales, and deadlines to meet are memories of lots of fun and hard work. After school and during free periods, learning continues in a different way. Experience replaces book learning, the onlookers become the ones to demonstrate. Whether it was a class to lead, a ski slope to conquer, or a song to mast- er, we came away with a better feel- ing in ourselves by being involved Puckerin' up for a number, John Canfield Now this is the way it should sound. notices that someone is pointing a camera Jflhn Akms Shows a mend how to Play the at him during one of his lessons. Plano' Club AN riviries
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A ggravation ln a school as large as Corcoran, a governing body of students is an important organization. Many students feel they have no say in what goes on at school, but everyone is encouraged to express an opinion. Student Government meetings were held this year during 6th period. This was a time for discussing issues that affect every- one at Corcoran. One of the early activities planned by the Student Government was a dance on October l-4, with entertainment provided by the band Masquerade.,, Although there were not as many stu- dents in attendance as had been hoped, those who were there enjoyed themselves. One of the goals of the Student Government this year has been to involve more students in the planning of activities so that the attendance at school functions would increase. The Student Government at Corcoran is not an elite group. It needs the cooperation of all of us to make it worthwhile. At a faculty picnic in the Fall, John Curtin, advisor to the Junior Class, and Bob Southworth, advisor to our Student Government, find a way to relax at Camp Brockway. O20 4 l- front row: Tim Reed, sergeant at armsg Sue Stone, secretary. 2nd row: John Barott, president, Frank Kimball, treasurerg Bridget Sparks, vice president. In preparation for a class presentation, Jerry Campbell and Ed Bellor review their papers during Southie's Great Issues Class.
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