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PAGE 1-QL 'Spa JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Having completed its second year of self-government, the Junior High School has shown its ability to govern ably and well the students of the first fioor. Among the various bodies are a student council, newspaper, clubs, and committees which assist the teachers in presenting assemblies which will be educational and enjoyable. At the head of the whole organization is the student council, of which Robert Hoe is president, Carlos Chapman, vice-president, Nancy Barone, secretaryg and selected members from the home rooms, representatives. A stairway traffic system, which elimi- nates much confusion in the lower hall, has acted throughout the year efficiently and reasonably. On May 22 the council declared a Junior High Night which was open to the parents of the boys and girls and the general public. Exhibits of the daily class work were on display in the home rooms, and a special assembly program was presented, direct- ed by Miss Marion Kettle and Mr. Gilbert Dodson. The organization of many clubs, reflecting the different in- terests of the school, helped to create an interest in hobbies. The Spelling Club, sponsored by Mrs. Salisbury, was composed of twenty members. The purpose was to study spelling in order to improve vocabulary. An elimination contest was held, and as a result, Jean Schell, Phyllis Avery, Gloria Munt, Mary Vangalio, and John Barone represented Le Roy in the County Contest held in Batavia. The Singing Club, sponsored by Miss Kettle and Mr. Dodson, meets every Friday morning during the first period to sing popular songs. Its officers are Jenny Ferrara and James Alexander. The Radio and Science Club, under the direction of Mr. Seader, meets to study the radio and to construct minature motors. Captain Bill Sanderson has charge of the Tumbling Club. The Modeling Club meets under the direction of Miss Kathleen Harold, and The Knit- ting Club under the sponsorship of Miss Janet Brown. The Bachelor's Club is aided by Miss Doris Constable and its officers: President Donald Pangrazio, and Charles Argana, secretary. Plans are under way for a banquet or picnic in June. T1-furry
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