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fai WAMPUM. IN LEGEND J NIB CIRC Nii: ao.” back to their high school days the Class of °41 will have no cause to say, | did Jimmy graduate with us?” The hard work and initiative of Editor, Viola Bellucci; Pho- tography Manager, Gloria Welch: Business Manager, Mary Putnam; Art Editor, Carolyn Smith; and Adviser, Miss Uelz- mann; have combined to present to the students, faculty and friends a praiseworthy yearbook. Legends were written by Vir- ginia gor, George Hunt, Mary Putnam, Anita Ziegler, Rita Butironi, Anne Aulbach, and John Lorini. Early in the fall, classes were found seated on damp terraces bucking strong winds, but smiling convincingly for the photog- rapher. Mr. Cunningham caught the teams as they really were in action. So we give you the facts and figures, pictures and prologues, Washington and works, of the Class of “41.
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iNele ge CISA Nae the organization of the Student Council a thing of the past, the work of the present began: that of making the school better for both students and teachers, by incorporating suggestions of both into the rules set up by the Council. This year the Council inaugurated a new system whereby there is less teacher discipline, and more student supervision. Blue and yellow tags were hung in each room; and in order to leave the class, a student had to have one of the blocks. In this way only two students could be out of the room at the same time, eliminating congestion in the halls. A new seating arrangement in assembly was put into practice, in which each class has its own particular place, Mr. Hollstein, one of the advisers of the Council, left in the middle of the year, and Mr. Dwyer appointed Mr. Margison to take his place. All in all, the Council had a very successful year, due to the willingness to cooperate, that prevailed among the stu- dents. Mr. Dwyer and the Board also deserve a vote of thanks because of their help and sympathy with the Council's plans.
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