Laboure High School - Laboure Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Og l 6Ll lf Z A When one enters the lllWFdIX she ll'NlT1f,ull dtelx notlces the QUIQK alr ot efflclenex that prexdxls there Thls IS due ent1relx to the un selflsh xxorlx of the memhers of the llhrarx Cluh -Xs emhrxo llhrarxdns the grrls superxlsed hx hmster Xnnxna hecome acqualnted xxlth th prower lunetlonxnv of .1 llhrdrx Clrddudllx thex are entrusted xxrth the dutles ol .1 school lllWFdIldI'l thex become xerx adept ln renderlnfr SCFXICQ to the lacultx and students ln their role of llhrarlans thex are alxxaxs reddx and xxxllmv to he ol ass1stance xx hether lt he xn acquamtmv the g1rls xxlth nexxlx ae qulred hooks or ln helplnv them complete an assrffnment nn research xx orlx Our lxhrarldns are LlOlI'1f.f cl splendld serxlet lor thelr lelloxx students hx dssrstlng them ID the seleetlon ol Hood C dthohe literature X OC olxxux P Bam N xx v NR Xxx x 3 x zxlxm P f ll L Rl 4Nf R X -,Hx X14 X X lb SIIHR P l5RfmclxLxx ' lar-I

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D. Dicixsox, Nl. rXlCLlfNl, Nl. E. NIcGu1Rfi dgzwfenf Canned Under its alert ollicers. thc Student Council has participated in school government and has sponsored extra-curricular pro- grams such as the Halloween Party and the magicians show. At the weekly meetings. repre- sentatives present the suggestions of their classmates which are then carefully considered by the Coun- cil. Cn the following day they report on the proceedings of the meeting. calling attention to the messages of the faculty. The Student Council is the most democratic organization in the school. Every student. through the class representatives, has a part in school government. ron! rout llcft tu riglill: lix'r-,tix lDoxoxmxx. J. BiiA.i.ic1m-1, li. Si xczosiu, A. l loria.-x, J. fi.-XlLNIiP.XlN ttont! roui: S.5t1iiLL'i-Lii1R.C. Di-. QiHIiI,Dl-.R, S. Binxlisimz. P. Si1ii.ximvi, P. llxkxox, Xl. Cox ir I roux' J.W,x1-sii, Y. l li-iiiiiz, B. Joirxxrxitsxmx. J lfri risk xc iii. F. lloi iitxr s. J. Sc.ii1.ossi-.iz, J, Fix