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have were good. Miss Sparkes, the teacher we left behind us, was the adviser of the Math Club. President Dora Waring, Vice President Flor- ence Leis, Secretary Gloria McLaugh- lin, and Treasurer Jack Edwards joined the club in playing Math games and having a general good time. To those of us who intensely dis- to school but cut all our classes and had the most marvelous time! We got there just after the late bell had rung and left our coats on the radiators in the hall. As we were walking past Mr. Spoerl's office, we tripped over a huge line extending out into the hall. Having never been tardy ourselves, it took a little in- quiring to discover that here was the Better late than never like writing letters, the Correspond- ence Club was made up of remark- able people. Their inspiration may have been in the form of Miss Mundy, their faculty adviser. As if just writ- ing letters wasn't enough, the mem- bers, under the leadership of Presi- dent Gloria McLaughlin, Vice Presi- dent Marjorie Bien, and Secretary Mary Lou Kramer, wrote letters to students all over the world. One sunny morning early in Janu- ary we caught a terrible case of spring fever. We decided to play an entirely new type of hooky. We went Page 'mrccn i Y. s .lf Boo! late line. Then we scurried around the corner and decided to see what the classes were doing. The first classroom we peeked into was the Freshman general science class. Miss Cook was actually help- ing them to take Oscar apart. It gave us such a queer feeling to see sections lying on the table that we hurried away before the Freshmen started on us! Horrors! There went the passing bell and here we were just strolling around without any books or any-
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