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Working downtown while earning credit, forty members of the Co-op Club received train- ing in retail, office, and trade roles. Officers of the club are: President, Ed Grubb, Vice President, Judy Cox, Secretary, Gail Goodwin, and Treasurer, Janet Grace. Adviser is Mr. Lee Jones. The Employee-Employer Banquet, an annual event at the Hotel Chieftain, was enjoyed late in the spring. Members of the club invited their employers as their special guests for the evening as radio station WCEN broadcast the activities.
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7 e gbdU pottted When Key Club President Ted Foley wound up in the hospital, fellow officers showed up for this shot. A newly-organized club this year, the Key Club was founded in the high school through the efforts of Mr- Arlie C. Osborn of the Kiwanis Club. Sponsored by the Kiwanians, the organization has as its objective a better community and good school relations. Officers for the first Key Club are Ted Foley, president; Dave Randolph, vice president; Ron Archer, secretary, and Phil Chipman, treasurer. The darkroom magic of developing film, making en- largements, and printing pic- tures went into full swing after the cobwebs were brushed down last fall. After being inactive for two years, the Camera Club made a comeback this year. Officers of the reinstated club are George Miller, president; Bill Fitzgerald, vice president; Terry Batchelder, secretary, and Mil- ton Marks, treasurer. The faculty adviser is Mr. Arnold Koch. The club members enjoyed talks on better photography at their weekly meetings.
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7 4£ ' Peofite ? U t ted Ouft Tie School uddiHf A wave of enthusiasm and planning followed the successful bond issue vote. Board of Edu- cation members, administration, faculty, students — all Mt. Pleasant — eagerly awaited con- struction of badly-needed classrooms. Above are busy board members (standing) E. Allan Mor- row, trustee; I. W. Hartman, trustee; Malcolm McShea, treasurer, Russell LeCronier, superinten- dent of schools; (seated) J. Elmer Graham, president; Eugene Knight, vice president; Carl Wender, secretary, and Frances Martin, trustee. Below, plans become reality. v T- « Signs of the times are excavations, being studied by MPHS girls in kilts, Bermuda shorts, and ducktail haircuts as bulldozers work at Pullen, Fancher. 84
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