Linlawn High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Wabash, IN)

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Yob and Lerbara vent back to 'their committees. Thee acre trfinj to Hass bxmls from the eemtittecs to ?he house ard senate. It vrs verfzerd T91 tJC1 to :free on anything saLi:faetorH0 Tue :SE uf us V'Qpt WANFDT' +L . -'lf -'A-V '-4-'rf v 1-1 ' ' ' .' , '-'c.,f-- ln., LAC C, g,,t'?.L-4 mg-f.1.-,gjllw 41-'gd , 1i,:!Tf'S a ciscussion on the fffirxfklve are nefa- tive cases. At 3:00 Fr1eq'nfterneon, everyone met at Fovier Hfll for L Qebaye on the sudject of, JBedernl3zeo Icdlc1rCd5 betrefr Segton Eggheeehgkl, Lansing, Miehigam aid For Trier Hifi 'enool AinmeLka Jlljneis Uothiueheoleuvero rated very iifh in their states. he uletee no quite 5 fer weinters on debate technique and fore. Then the analvsis and Crit que Vere given by lr. Rubank, Deefrtment of Soeech, Univorsiir of Wisconsin. He evrreed the oebate te Sexton lifh pchool, We had :Bout half an hour free time before fhe bcnwnet so we vent back to the hotel and got ready for it, By this time ve move almost starved. Le Vere back to the Norfh Tfliroef at the Union Building juet in time. eh! T ferret to tell you, pee oerkec in the riofle of the street. A eelicenan vas ex Tairfng to Elm hov vronf he vas vnen Jo'ce walked uw. The 1oW1ce- man forgot all about it. Ke Fad a ver' nice froprrm after 61n- ner. The Burduc Concert CHofr, directed by L1 Seewerg, Qfrewus sivoral nenocrs, CCCOUUEHlCC V -purine uuvan, we fone xelcowed to 5UT1UG University by FQ. Frederick Hfsc, frgsigent, ind tba sdaress vas giveucy wayne 'reoerieks oftne He..o'j Co. Lt 8:50 tae Trdue ?1aysnoJ eresentcd . ,1 . the slag' ..nycJ etreee' a sceelel 'ver'- formance for stuients sniteaeiefs the Vere nttenCLng the qeonfeforce emi assembly. TES ww vemvcno5wrerQQ.D: mme emwf- one enjoyed it. Afeer hae wlpv we vcre still hungry so Irs, Dau ext offered us a sueciel treat. on vert be A restaurant :nd she told us to ren juni vhat xc vantcd at he? expense. larzr 'rn fovid ou? the reason for this cclebraticr. It ras her birthing! Uniorfunatelf, no one vas able to guess her aye, ' J

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' Saturday morning there was a joint meeting of the house and senate. Bills were eassee, Those b'lls vera sent to he Voted uuon by our stftc lc islzture, At JLZLC + iCI C 'FREE 7' ifypxhm, 5: sg 'gy-5 'C150 Dr. lichrgl E. Havis, Her York Git7,Chfir- men of the U2ec1tive Convittee of the C0NW1SSi0H Of Nation's Health and The American Iedical Association. They Cis- cussed the ero's rnd con's of fedcrelized medicine and nnsxercd questions for eierr- CD00 In tHG afternoon there Yes rn exten- norsneous sneaking contest srdtrernnonncc- nent of Awords unE Swcclel fonors. All of us vorc flrd to be on the ray home. Re reinec ruch from this oxecricrce. LIBRARY NEWS The library hes been running 'smoothly again this year under the guidance of Mrs. Barnett. The librarians helping her ere: Lois Mansfield, heed librarian, Barbara Whitehead, Bonnie Shoemaker, JoAnn Kroft, Lorene Jsmerson, end Janet Vkymire. The size of the library has increased con- siderebly this year. SGVCPR1 reference and non- fiction books rlonc with fiction books have been added. Some of thepbest known ere: Eg, Shook The Family Tree, The 3nrme Road, Not So Wild A Dresnb Ton Flight, Driftwood yollel, andg'Etiguette gr. The magazines also have served their purpose and have been used extensively by the student body. Some of the new fiction books are: Mrs. Mike, by Benedict and Nancy Freedman, Clover Creek, Junior Miss, Wi1iWhtens,The Tenrlod Skein, The Assassins, end Skvblazer. ' The Junior High library has been token care of with the help of Charleen Votrw, Nerilou Vroo- man, Ann Rish, :nd Hrnnette Reynolds. Several new books hrve also been added to this librexysuch es: gonnyis Bog, The Lion's few, and The Lost Lagoon. 1 H Several new books have been sent to the grade school libraries and the students are enjoying reading Alice ln Uonderland and other childhood favorites. S S ill This work of putting new books in the library can be attributed to no one person. It has been through the help and co-operation of Mrs. Barnett and all the librarians that this was possible. We hope that you will keep reading lots of good books