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1972 ' 1973 seemed a peaceful year. The students and faculty discussed, acted, changed and grew together as always. But quietly. Not with the noise of the Experiment in Free Form Education, the Retreat or the novel Curriculum Committees of past years. Instead, images of a Middle School, open study, a football victory, a principal ' s resignation and an ending war were quickly committed to memory. Only wait a moment, consider the artwork drawn, the dances danced, the music sung, the complaining, the homework, what was written, what was read and how people were always doing something, however important. Evaluate if you like, maybe even be a little nostalgic, but don ' t stop. After all, you did it once and you can do it again.
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WHAT BEHOOVES HER In an SCA Emergency Policy Session held hear today, it was decided that the Key Club of George Mason Junior-Senior High School was indeed violating school policy in barring the entrance of Kathy Hoover (female) into a previously all male institution. According to Student Council President Steve Kaplow (male), the school can neither support discriminatory clubs nor allow their existance on school grounds. Defending Attorney for the Key Club, Part- time President and full-time male, Richard Roth, answered this accusation defensively, saying the Kiwanis International (the Mother, sorry . . . father club of the GM Key Club) since its concept ion had barred female mem- bership and that only a policy change by Kiwanis would legally allow Kathy Hoover (aforementioned female) to be a true member. He continued, defensively of course, to reply that the GM Key Club had already voted to allow Kathey Hoover membership, and also with this privilege she has been allowed to watch the Key Club Basketball Games form the sideline floor (a privalege not previously extended to females.) However the sagacious Steve Kaplow (also aforementioned, male) had realized the actual value of such a membership (Kathey Hoover, Student Council Vice-President, reportedly has much to do with the President’s crystal clear vision) and has demanded that Kathy Hoover be presented an official membership card, (like all males) to erase all distinctions and discriminations. (According to an unof- ficial spokesman there are also males in the club with out membership cards; these being held by the president and Part-time dictator for a $3.50 ransom.) Richard Roth (as described above) retorts to tell of his efforts to appeal (a sex appeal) to Kiwanis International (very male) for a policy change to allow the admission of Kathy Hoover. He, also, unofficially mentioned a subversive plot by other area Key Clubs to in- vade the Kiwanis International Wednesday Night Stag Supper with their combined force of female candidates. Apparently other Key Clubs have been confronted with the problem of females wanting to destroy the last bastion of a school’s exclusively male institution. It is being said however, that these Key Clubs including GM’s would not be adverse to allowing females to help in holding the fort. Meanwhile the adult reaction to these preceedings has been limited. Dr. Fox, Prin- cipally Male, maintains his record by not smiling, Mr. Henry (Teacher, Sponser, thinker and full-time person) smiled, and Colonel Campb ell (full-fledged male Kiwanis member and veteran of all foreign wars) has uttered only his name, rank and serial number . . . In a secret interview with the female causing the uproar, Kathy Hoover, she was reported to have said that she will stop at no- thing but what she is entitled to: an official membership card and a position as starting center on the Key Club Basketball Team. (Although the ultimatum was indeed deliv- ered, the situation was dramatized.) - by Chris Miller Reprinted from the LASSO 14
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