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MEMBERS of the Salvation Army-Mrs, Alfred Winkler, Colonel M. Madison, and Major Alireci Winkler-pose with Evelyn and' Mary Winkler after qivinq a program in ihe assembly. TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES, wiih David Reiherford and Theresa Rodwell presiding, provides amusement for the audience and embarrassment for vic- tims Iune Moore, loy Howard, Marie Parker, u'ansparent Ann Craiqo, Sid- ney Massey, Bette Hall, Grace Munson, Carolyn Allen, Ckneelinqj Ierry Spar- linq and Ralph Teed, and Tohn Tapp. ai LEG ART by Hanna CNG-il ThornionD and Ba- nana CGeorae Collierl brings in deposils for the Old Gold Book, WWW W Ng SN. GENE MEDCALFZS solos are always popular with ihe studenis.
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a41maml7Qiz-:A Sue. Il's ten-thirty now and time for as- sembly. According to the Tourists Guide the programs have been Wonderful this year. loe Poe and David Rowland. must be too cute presiding over them. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S death was a ' blow to the world. Tribute is being paid , to him by Grace Munson, Dr. R. L. Badwell, Dcrvid Rowland, Mary Sue Phillips, and the Whole school. EX-STUDENT CAPTAIN Adrian Parsley, Wearing the Dis- tinguished Flying Cross, hypnotized the students with an account of his experiences in the European Theatre of war. COLONEL LUEBBEN is no doubt telling 'Fed Eotioo and Iohn Bryant more interesting details about Alaska, after his talk in assembly. ON ARMISTICE DAY the Thespians Wrote and presented a beautiful and touching program es cz tribute to the sol- diers of both wars. PAGE 24
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fibnanlj Miss Clifton Clow voicel May Ihelp you? Steve Cwliisperizigl I'd like a date with Ramona. Miss Clifton. That's easily arranged, and there are many other interesting people in the four thousand books and thirty current magazines on our shelves. Sue. What gay bulletin boards you have, too! WORKING AT THE DESKS are library assistants Cstanding, left to rightl Clara Faye Childs, Myrna Lou Iohnston, Rose- mary McLeod, lean Clarkson, Emily Sue Holder, Rosemary Holloway, Betty Lou Iackson, Melvin Smith, Leora Coburn, Beatrice Kemp: Cseatedj Betty Miles, Mabel Kilgore, Dorothy Young, Veeda Wright Cantrell. LIBRARIAN: Miss Mary Clifton. Miss Clifton. We use many themes-Ra mance, Time to Read, Go West, Christmas, War. Sue. The Tourists Guide says that you check out about three hundred books a day and conduct the audio-visual education pro- gram. Steve. Gaily! Librarians don't have time to be bookworms. THE LIBRARY is a place of quiet and peace. PAGE 26
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