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CAMPUS LIFE SHADOWCRAFT STAFF SHOWS SUPERIOR SHUTTER SMIRK MR. WILSON ' S B7 HOPEFULS — 1931 TIME MARCHES ON! LAST OF THE OLD GUARD — 1937 CAN THEY TAKE IT? it Bruce, Pat and Fred recovering from Ephebian selection. THE C. H. and I. DENSE DRA- MATIC STOCK COMPANY in a melodramatic mood in Sweater Day ikit — Robin Hood . MRS. STEARNS, lOLA WIN- GARD AND MARGARET WRIGHT in spring debut. HEARTS AND FLOWERS at the Camera Club picnic. DON ' T LAUGH MR. DONNAL- LY • • • it ' s a good alibi anyway. PAGE 17
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C. S. F. AWARD LUNCHEON PAGE 16 projects of this club. The officers of the organization, which was reorganized in its present form this spring semester, have been: Russell Cater, president; John Baker, vice president; and Vivian Weiser, secretary-treasurer. The Scholarship Society for the fall term had as officers: Charles Hughes, president; Daniel Abels, vice president; Louise Gehring,. girls ' vice president, and Lois Miller, secretary-treasurer. For the spring term the society was gov- erned by: Fred Gelberg, president; Robert Griffin, boys ' vice president; Suzanne Roberts, girls ' vice president; and Shirley Bystrom, secretary-treasurer. Marshall ' s Scholarship Society is also associated with societies of other schools in this region in forming District Eleven of the state federation. Delegates from the member schools of the district meet from time to time during the year. Ned Pugh of Marshall was honored, being chosen to serve as president of the district for the W ' 37 term. He was the first from Marshall to achieve this distinc- tion. Elise Cooper S ' 36 and Shirlee Elias S ' 37 have served as secretaries of the district in recent years. On January 7, 1937, Marshall entertained the district delegates on the home campus. Refreshments were served in the school library and a musical program was presented. Those who appeared on the program were: Doris Thurber, harp solo; Marvin Solomon, piano solo; Margaret Wales and Betty Hopkinson, vocal duet, accompanied by Barbara Ebinger; Morgan Stock, vocal solo; and Katherine Raimondi, vocal solo. The visitors were also taken on a tour of the buildings and grounds. Mrs. Keith, girls ' vice principal, was introduced and spoke on behalf of the Marshall administration.
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