Kaskaskia College - Lens Yearbook (Centralia, IL)

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As we continued our wan- dering, we became familiar with our study facilities. The class room, of course, was the main source of knowl- edge. But we soonf found that our library, too, contain- ed a wealth of information and lots of good books. And there comes a time in every- one's life when he must stop whatever he's doing and obey his stomach's beck and call. So we fell in line with other hungry students and enjoyed a good lunch at the school cafeteria, as we chat- ted about lessons and such- mostly about such. Help-yourself Service This page sponsored by THE SMART SHOP IASPEPUS APPAREL Busy Vffith Business Began the daily grind Feedin' Our Faces

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Were exposed to rules Flora struck it rich. Keeping Posted Checking the bulletin board we found ourselves cordially invited to attend an assembly. The purpose of the assembly was for the presentation of a scholar- ship by the Business and Professional Women's Club. This scholarship is an annual award given to a girl graduate of C. T. H. S. for her outstanding citizenship, high scholastic standing, and participation in many activities. 10 Say, I think Fm going to like this!

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First row: :David Frazerg Linda Foglemang LeEtLa Smithg Emilie Huck, advisorg Truman Bromley: Bob Peifer, chairman: David Sprenkleg Isabell Mayoral. Second row: 'George Warren, qadvisorg Jim Luschg Pat Schwartz: Flora Laney Sharon Elifritzg Bob Youngg Nancy Davisg Pat Stone- cipherg Martha McCowng ,Joe Ros-s. Since childhood we had been warned that all work and no play would produce a bunch of Ucrazy mixed-up kids, and with this in mind we organized a social com- mittee. The officers were elected and they wasted no time in pre- paring the first social activity, which was called Operation Ice- breaker. It proved to be an event- ful evening with dancing, games, and refreshments, a Formed our Social Committee Planned for future events I lflfarren youg youjd better run! I., . xl