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Page SIUDEOT fiSSOCIflTIOn Back row, lelt to right: Albert Wi Beth Hainer. Middle row: Virginia Drury, Fran( Davidson Front row: Lawrence Wallington, Mr. Woods. Garth Thompson, Geraldine Kelly. Dr. Halenz. nan, Sakae Kubo, Everil Beavon, Margery Logan. Craw, Charlene Smith. Erna Mae Kyle. Annabelle r D C C C C c r The greatest single element of success in any venture is co-oparation. It is to foster such a spirit that any Student Association is organized. Its pur- pose is to provide an opportunity for young men and women to get together in mutual responsibility and mutual effort to put across an enterprise: Sub Campaign, Cardinal, Victory Banquet, Fall Festival or chapel program. To this end have this year ' s officers striven. Wherein they have come short of the goal, may others in the future fill the gap. But may this lack never induce anyone to reduce the opportunities for co-operation. Failure becomes such only as we refuse to try again. Long live the spirit of student association! Garth D. Thompson President
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Page 71) TO THE FLATS Photo by Leo Keissr ecTiviiits
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siuDtni movtniEfii Standing: Jean Sunderland. Willard Mauro, Virginia Drury, Belly Brooke, Willis Doering, Charles Edwards Sealed: Martha Marshall, June Vincent, Marion Petersen, Joe! Spanknoebel, Verna Griffith, Gloria Nash, Marjory Wilson The Student Movement might be called the voice of E.M.C. because it is through this medium that the happenings on the campus are recorded and passed on to the students and to the field. It means burning the midnight oil sometimes to get the dummy finished on time to meet the deadline. But the compensation in satisfaction comes when the issue is ready for distribution on time. We are proud of our school paper for the spirit and enthusiasm it portrays in an individualistic style which we have wholeheartedly supported with pride for having the most journalistic and collegiate publication. With these sentiments we bring this school year to a very memorable conclusion. The Student Movement Staff
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