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FACULTY Top Ro w: Left to Right—Mr. Frank Marlowe, Social Studies; Mr. William McCarthy, Mathematics; Miss Elsa Meissner, Spanish and German; Mrs. Helen Oldfield, Social Studies; Mr. Ernest Paris, Industrial Arts; Dr. B. D. Patterson, School Doctor. Second Row: Mrs. Agnes Paulding, Science; Miss Viola Pillot, Nurse; Miss Florence Ranson, Latin; Mrs. Marie Sammis, Home Economics; Miss Ethel Taylor, Social Studies; Miss Evelyn Twiss, English. Third Row: Mrs. Rebecca Urraro, Home Economics; Miss Edna Van Wart, Mathematics; Miss Hen- rietta Waters, Dental Hygienist; Miss Donna Wilcox, Social Studies; Miss Helen Wyeth, English. Office Staff Left to Right—Miss Pola- cek, Miss Holler, Mr. Suy- dam, Mrs. Schielke, Mrs. Brush, Mr. Sweetland, Miss Bloxsom.
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EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Back Row, Left to Right—Bill Monroe, Ed. Hyne, John Hendriksen, Al DeNeuve, Mr. Cush- man, Karsten Styhr. Center Row, Left to Right —Mary Boccia, Diana Katnack, Roger Schwei- zer, Jim Kurt, Miss Van Wart, Walter Wells, Miss Reeder, Barbara Verme. Front Row, Left to Right—Sue Quinn, Mary Anderson, Peggy Lewis, Ingeli Vietor, Jim Valentine, Pres.; Marjorie Ackerly, Joan Brush, Pat Mitchell, Polly Cullen, Betty Avanzato. G. O. OFFICERS Left to Right—Jimmy Valentine, president; Miss Reeder, treasurer; Sugar Ackerly, Ist vice-president; Ingeli Vietor, secretary; Polly Cullen, Rep. at Large; Walter Wells, Rep. at Large. Executive Council 44 PUHE first meeting of the Executive Council was called to order by James Valentine on Wednesday, September week, each month of the year, ran the minutes of the Executive Council, read by Secretary Ingeli Vietor. Aside from their usual tasks of authorizing bills to be paid, sponsoring clubs, providing G.O. dances and buses for “away” sports events, this organization rebuilt the empty G.O. treasury through a Curtis Magazine campaign that netted the school $571. Other items on the agenda were the securing of permission for the Masque production to be presented two evenings, instead of the usual one, and the mid-year election of two new officers, John O’Brien, as representative-at- large and Stan Hamilton as second vice-president. Altogether it was a fruitful and busy year for the members of our Execu- tive Council. a and so on through each
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