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Page 24 text:
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it 11' +A? ':'i!r 1- A' '-g:y..'!':ff.,g-1 za Y OA The combined Day Student Councils meet under the watchful eyes of Mr. John George. First row: Miss A. Kelsey, L. Pennell, B. Stockham, J. Corwin, M. Gray, M. Scull, S. McBride. Second row: Presidents R. Fletcher and N. Baker, Mr. J. Streetz, D. Haines, L. Evans, W. Wardle. The annual Day Student Dance is enioyed by students in the Alumni Gym, Caroline Dow explains the whole thing to Dan Vaughen, who seems willing to take her word for lt. N. the exurbanites Headed by Baker and Fletcher . . . keeping things quiet on the home front Cthe day stu- dent rooms of courseD . . . Get the axle grease out of your locker, Charlie . . . pulled the snow plow forthe Day Student Dance . . . Have cars, will travel . . .
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la .df J Q.. i f' ' 2 Orton X, The Orton council meets to discuss the affairs of the building. First row: M. Winocour, J, Teller, J, Morris, Mr. J, Lara- more, D. Schiller, and President A. Flesch- ner, Second row: J. Fox, O. Biorksten, G. Johnson, J. Templeton, P. Grad, and H, Tyson. Orton prefect, Jack Templeton, gets pears and history in one tell scoop, as he tin- ishes up a late, late evening. tr Orton . . , known for spirit and modesty . . . I'm only hired help . . , Oh, no, Mr. Lara- more! . . . those fabulous Orton dances . . . three T's and a G. . .tour in a room . . . the Orton rnen' '... Wednesday morning meet- ing . . . wet clothes and Capture the Flag . . . Fleschner's cabinet . . . a building that is more than a building. -3 LL-L l 'I' rv.
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Mr. Richard Averre, head of the music department, directs a rehearsal of the orchestra. Left to right: G. Hendry, L. Davis, M, Winocour, R. Sco Rudolph, M. Pusey, A, Haviland, A. Wood, A. Wilder, and M. Chapman. 1 i , A ...W ,. N Jazz at George School has been rovallv revived by Dave Barry and his group. Here, Dave blows the trumpet while Ted Ledgard thomps out the beat. The Special Chorus entertained both at school and at local functions. Their annual rendition of 'Twas the Night Be- fore Christmas was as enioyable and loud as ever, and their performances in the Christmas and Sprng Mosicaleg were also well received. Music W1 ,if
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