Imperial Schools - Diplomat Yearbook (Gladewater, TX)

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GIRLS CLUB . The priniiary olefective of the Girls' Club is to learn to serve throughl personal , improvement andgrowtli in character. To this end, members learn home crafts, proper grooming,4-etiquette, and the art of hospitality. 'Ifalks before the ememberS, en- tertainment' of faculty and ll other groups, style shows, and occasion- aleidining fme restaurants--all of these acfivities develop poise and skill and emphasize the fact thatf truest happiness is eomesi from serving others. e i

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R f' ,EH 5 . 5 ,W - 'E s a 3 A tcut air 3 QQ? 2 The exuberant spirit of pio- neering 15 manifested in occasion- al field trips and assemblies. Books are laid aside temporarilyg yet the scope of education is broadened by visits to Lone Star Steel the Morton Salt Mine, and the Dallas State Fair Fishing off Catalina Island and hiking or tobogganing at Holiday Hill af- ford recreational diversion. School-wide assemblies, to which parents are invited, allow mem- bers of all levels to express them- selves before an audience. Again, emphasis is placed upon indivi- dual initiative and responsibility. il Q Mgr? X X Q 5 53 K Q .12 x L'