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Page 34 text:
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GLEE CLUB I GLEE CLUB n gg WHEN WE SING The Glee Club, under the supervision ot Mrs. Evelyn Peabody, has contrib' uted much enjoyable entertainment to our students and teachers. Members have participated in assembly programs that have been both prepared and unprepared. They showed unusual poise, and were very cooperative, when called upon on the spur ot the moment to sing a few songs, many ot which were unrehearsed. Some of their fine talent Was exhibited in the Christmas production, which actually moved the audience to tears with its beauty. They also participated in the centennial program called The Century of Progress, which was given to celebrate the hundredth anniversary of the Board of Education.
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PIONEER STAFF t The PlONEEB Stall produces eight issues ot the school paper each year, providing a school periodical which chronicles the in- terests and activities of the student body, at the same time teaching the staff mem- bers the elements of school journalism. Faculty AdvisersefMrs. Harriet B. Malkus and Miss Carolyn l-l. Stern The Dramatic Club provides an outlet for activity in dramatics, inculcates love for and interest in the stage, broadens the horif zons ot the club members in regard to the drama as a literary form, teaches and trains students in the art ot acting, and ene tertains the student body with dramatic performances such as that ot Little Women, presented this term. Faculty Adviserse' Mrs, Blanche l,. l,eiser and Miss Mary M, Bradley l DRAMATIC CLUB
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SAVINGS SQUAD The Squad Captains are to be congratulated on the splendid work they have done this term. The five girls who have given their time so generously before and after school, selling defense stamps, have done an excellent job, and when this War is over, they can look back and truly say they played a definite part in helping to Win it. The Savings Squad captains call this table to the attention of every gradu- ate to show how she can help her country and provide for her future security by buying Defense Bonds and Stamps: Weekly Earnings Weekly Savings Yearly Savings S5-S10 S .25 5l3.00 l0- l5 .50 26.00 15- 20 .75 39.00 20- 30 l.25 65.00 30- 40 2.00 l04.00 Senator Carter Glass of Virginia said, Give until it hurts, and after the HURT starts the best SALVE is to buy another Defense Bond. Faculty Adviser-elvliss Mabel S. Thompson STAMP and BOND STAFF
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