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girl Virginia Kloeppel was the tirs ol the i'Bantanw to he its editor. VIRGHXIIA Ktilt PPI l, Qzrgcfg Meagan! With the cooperation ot a small statt, The Bantam had a successful year. Am usual we sponsored the Miss CHS Contest and used the pro- ceeds to 'tend delegates to the annual SCSPA Convention at Newberry, S, C the --tatt of 'llhc Bantam hopes it has lcept the standards set by earlier wtattw ol haying not only the oldest high school newspaper in the South, but rilwo one ol the bent. 58 in the twenty-tivefycar history
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STUDENT CGUNCIL The Student Council ol the High School ot Charleston underwent a complete change in activity program this year. The primary purpose in this change ot administrative policy was to give the student body more voice in selt-government, thereby increasing school spirit. IACK STILWELL l'iw.itlii1t ul tlii Stllclvnt Body tunttioriing tor the tir-st time under a legal, student' adopted constitution, the council concentrated its endeavors upon being a governing body rather than a service club. ln this capacity, it created an inter-club council which acted as ii toordinating body lov student activity. The council was instrumental in delegating many worthy projects to be perf formed by the various service clubs. 57
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KEY CLUB For his outstanding abilities Laurence Wood was elected their president by the members ot the Kcy Club. LAllRtNCE WOOD swirl. k. V , K e MAMLQJ On Our lgoybcf The local chapter ol the Key Club, Kiwanis sponsored international youth organization, continued its unique program ol service to the school, community, and its members, this year under the leadership ol Laurence Wood. The only service club ol its kind in the school, one ol its primary purposes is to mold the character ol the schoolis most outstanding leaders by placing them in contact with the leaders ot the community while pertorming its service proiects. Not only the club but the whole school considers it a great honor that one ol our student body was elected International President tor 1951. ln addition to carrying out their service program, the Key Clubbers played convention hosts to over four hundred fellow members from all over North and South Carolina. Their worlc and interest played an important part in malcing the conven- tion a success, 59
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