Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

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? I K -4 x,r . AT. AN ., lust about, Cooky replied. At certain intervals nickels are collected hy the Red Cross for the poor and needy outside of school, just as money is collected hy the Student Aid for the needy in school. Speaking of organizations that have a moral purpose. I might mention the Ili-Y for the hoys, and the Girl Reserve for girls. ln these groups religion and human welfare are considered. 'l'he inenihers don't merely talkg they act. Of course, they find time for games, too. Resuining their excursion, they trotted along to Room 208, where Nr. Nanze was giving instructions to Ilall Patrol niemhers. 'A'l'hese students. explained Cooky, guard the doors at noon. letting nohody in or out without a pass so that classes may work and not he disturhed. It's a sort of law and order system all our own. Do you mean to tell me, asked Ilam, that ordinary students like that are ahlc to maintain peace and order? 11 Indeed I do, answered Cooky. But you're wrong, they're not ordinary people. 'l'heir marks have to he ahove average. and they have to he ahle to take responsibility. But come. let's go hack to Aye olde homestead' and grub it, XVe can continue our visiting later. .12 Lf! we Upper. l orinn Clnh I.ou'cr, Debating Clnh 64