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K, Page sixteen -N Q cc 9 57 7 WW :San JQJ Efficient is a one word description of the girls working in Mr. Blume's office. The girls take dictation, type. file, handle all school finances, and do innumerable odd jobs besides. Several also help the Student Council with the selling of war stamps and bonds. The traffic squad is a comparatively new organization at Iohnson. First under Mr. Blume, and now, as a branch of the Student Council, they have man- aged to better conditions throughout the school. They have helped to keep order in the lunch room and in the halls. TRAFFIC SQUAD Row A: L. Kampa, I. Zawisla Mr. Blume, S. Mueller. Schmitz. Row B: M. Dierckins, D, Swar N. Skytte, B. Franta. MR. BLUME'S OFFICE How A: F. Londino, B. Anders: Mr. Blume, D. Telschow. Wiberg. Row B: G. Humphrey, M. And son, G. Parker, M. Kallis. E. If derson. Row C: F. Krube. D. Deqe. Raether, R. Moeller. 77 Their duties will undoubtedly expand as time goes by. I anuary Grads
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