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Page ceninflL Ass ' t. Circulation Manager Mary Well Editor Larry Wallington Circulation Manager Herbert Lohr Business Manager Albert Wideman Ass ' t. Business Manager Jack Henderson Sponsor Mr. Tippstt Not pictured. Associate Editors Jeanne Hutchison, Alice Mattox To give to students the opportunity to live once again their College days, to retrieve the golden memories of the past, to present a picture of the reality of campus life is the purpose of the Cardinal. Each year the staff seeks to choose a theme worthy of a life purpose that through the years it m.ay be remembered when the pages of the yearbook are turned. Each year some member of the faculty receives the dedication of the annual as a token of student appreciation for the service they have rendered to each successive class of graduates. Each year, we, the staff, present to you, the students, your year at E.M.C. that you may not forget all the numberless little things of interest you didn ' t have time to write down, and you may see the pictures your cameras were too busy to take. I
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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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11 1 m { HI B f R ! H.Ft wee ' t ol school w:th the Little Red School House pcrty on the point. Hand-, were cere for a week alter the handshake! FrDm North and South- From East and West. Punk in ' pie an ' ice cream — Fall Festival, Launching the qood ship Eagle — S.M. cam- paign. Extral Extra! Campaign ends — Eagles in lead. You became a bona fide member of the student body. , 1
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