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LIBRARY STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL At the close of school each day, a crowd of students may be seen in the library selecting and checking out books. Our library continues to furnish interesting fiction and non-fiction books, a number of good reference works, and a varied assortment of magazines. During the year l938-'39 the library was operated by twelve girls, which was half the number used in former years. An effort was made to center the responsibility in a few dependable people and thereby achieve greater efficiency. BOTTOM ROW—Elizabeth Campbell. Audrey Fleming. Barbara Kerans, Miss Paul. SECOND ROW—LaVeda Bennett. Catherine Naudzius. Irene Middlemas, Evelyn Tuclcer. THIRD ROW—Betty Johnson, Helen Kocanda. Jean Dermond. Betty Wells. The Council this year was called upon very few times to make decisions for the students, due to the elimination of student programs and general assemblies. BOTTOM ROW—Miss Rees. Faculty Member; Doris Wells. Lucy Jane Neild. President; Mr. Deland, ex officio member. SECOND ROW—June Edmonds. Bennett New-Iin. Horace Payne. Henry Peavler. THIRD ROW—Margaret Woodruff. Dean Patterson. Ralph Neild. Anna Gloss. 24
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FESTIVAL CHORUS Forth from the inhabitants of this great citadel of Georgetown High School hath come about one-third of its citizens, one hundred, twenty-five strong, to give forth their voices in song. For lo! in the twelfth month on the sixth day a county festival was to be brought forth in Westville after the traditional manner of bygone years. Here they acquitted themselves with honor and distinction. As time passed, these lovers of music and the arts moved into the second phase of their sojourn in the land of learning. And as the months began to forecast the spring season, they again displayed their talents to all the citizens of the globe who lived thereabout. The Chimes of Spring sounded forth in melodic strains the joys and beauty of the spring season. The sturdy voices of the handsome young men and the lyric beauty of feminine voices charmed the hearts of the listeners. Now, in this fine Company were three maidens of exceptional genius, namely, Udell Wolff. Dorothea Ann Sandy, and Betty Stephenson, who at all times gave their loyal and devoted service to their leader in accompanying this great choir with instrumental harmonies. Sincere devotion to choral art has brought rewards of merit to twenty-five whose names are herewith presented: Harvey Alexander, O. C. Burd, John Paradiso, Billy Colvin, George Ellis, Leonard Gattling, Charles Jones, Bruce Morgan, Donald Naudzius, Joseph Zielinski, Henry Zielinski, Marjorie Brooks, Elizabeth Campbell, Clara Cravens, Jean Dermond, Marjorie Hale, Imojean Hallett, Margaret Reid, Louise Richards, Evelyn Roberts, Hazel Sanders, Lois Sollars, Ruth Trussell, Betty Wells, Doris Wells. 4
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TRACK (1938) Lettermen Sam Grider Russel Gustin Bruce Morgan Robert Lowe Charles Jones County Record Broken Javelin—Sam Grider (164' 10 ). Old record—164' 6 . Schedule Dual Meet at Ridgefarm: Georgetown 70 Ridgefarm 47 Dual Meet at Georgetown: Georgetown 64 Westville 53 Triangular Meet at Catlin: Westville 60 1 -3 Georgetown 59 1-3 Catlin . 23 1-3 Vuaaanguiar Meet at vj eorgctpvm: Westville 49 7 Georgetown 47 5 Allerton 38 4 Catlin ... 5 4 Triangular Meet at Ge 5rgetown: Westville 69 Georgetown 64 5 Allerton 9 5 Catlin County Meet at Catlin: Oakwood 33 5 Georgetown 32 George Ellis David Reagan Marvin Bonebrake Stephen Coate Gerald Hawkins Willis Sprouls Buffaloes Bazil Geckler Mac Wenskunas Leonard Gattling Wilbert Williams Charles Nagy 25
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