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ff A B PRESlDENT JVjWjif'fflfXlVf ll!! f ff Frank Panarisi was found by Little Joe to be one of the most respected boys on the Campus. As president of the Associated Student Body he has proved himself to be a great leader. ln the above picture Frank is talking over future plans with his very capable Cabinet. He has been president for the last two terms and has acquired an overwhelming amount off prestige.
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THE GREAT SPIRITS g g YN . S f-Z S.,-NJ 1 After several weeks of life at Burroughs, Little Joe became somewhat mystified as to how the students were organized into groups, if they had a leading body, and if so, what the duties of this group were. Upon his return he was asked where he had gone and what had happened to him. To this he replied, In Pinkawanka-Suk- oash, my home village, great spirits lead tribe members in all activities. Them make rules, get good grazing grounds, and gov- ern tribe. Me wonder who are J. B. tribe's great spirits, so me go visit-um leaders. Me find out who spirits are. Them are the stu- dent body officer spirits, Braves' league spirits, Squaws' league spirits, and sing and chant spirits. Also committees in tribe smoke-um cornsilk peocepipe during coun- cil powows, make big decisions and better tribe. You do good work.
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A. S. B. OFFICERS Shown above IS fnrst semester Student body vsce president Walt Parness In the absence of presndent Frank Panarlsl h could always be relned upon to take over competently ,ya-ni Dons Kangas and Beverly Pemngton flrst semester student body secretary and treasurer respectuvely are shown as they look over some of the school records un the student finance offuce I 'Jeanne Foster s cond semester student bpdyx vuca-pres ent us shown above on her way to executave council meeting one mo nmg Student body secretary Barbara Seely a d trecnqrer Dorothy Scott work on sc ool affairs at one of the meetings of the Exeodtuve Councul T v 1 Q f K . l f 1' w 7 , .,, Ol . 4 - V7 f w . A ' xl L ll' 'I .' u I A l lc :' 1, . - . ' ll N A. - I. ' . . , 1 l all e I' I Q Q . , - f - 5. . - , 1 V U . I I 1 1 ll , 4 my ' ' 'll A N N' ,V NI -f - cf? M I ' f , ' , N . x J 1 , ' k nfl rx l W ' 1 . :Q V A lr . , Xl At - v , 'xt ,gr 'E' f' l ,. 'V ' I f .J . n f ' ' , , v L ff ., , I X . . . ' l ' l ff I , f N I . I , , ' YI '
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