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OFFICERS President ............... James Hahn Vice-President . . . . William Drenner Sec.-Treas. . . . . . Kenneth Korns The Art Club was organized in 1955 for any junior or senior art student who has a special interest in art. Mrs. Prima Kemp is the c1ub's adviser. The chief purpose of the club is to do any art work for school organizations and activities. There is no charge for this service. Last year the club started a new project of selecting a student to do a painting for our new school. The person chosen may do the painting in any medium of his choice. ART CLUB
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OFFICERS President ..... . . Peter Cover Vice-President . . . . . .Janet Weigle Secretary ..... . . Lona Weimer Treasurer . . .Jerry Lichty To promote unde rstanding of the presentation and staging of dramatic p rodu c tio n s and to further the appreciation oi the dramatic arts--these are the pur- poses and goals of the Drarnatics Club. Composed of sophomores. juniors, and seniors. this club meets monthly to hear speakers tell about various phases of dramatics, or to discuss plays and the value of dramatics in the extra-curricular activities ot a high school student. At some meetings members pre- sent short plays, with the assistance of Mrs. Mary Ann Jones, adviser. By doing this the students gain eiqaeri- ence in one of the most enjoyable, world-wide arts-- dramatics. DRAMATICS CLUB
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