Napsonian School - Napsoniana Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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B I ,X v I JOAN JORDAN, PAT DE FORD, MARY JANE POTTER, JULIANNE COOK, KATHERINE BLACKSHEAR JAQJLJNIQR RED CROSS COUNCIL The Junior Red Cross Council is a grand group of girls who head our work for others. Each class elects one girl as their representative and the school chooses a school representative. Under their guidance and that of their adviser, we Hll baskets of food at the holidays for those less fortunate than ourselvesg we pack boxes for the school children in the liberated countriesg we put over polio and forget-me-not drivesg we collect tin foil Qeven in war daysjg We buy and sell Stamps and Bonds-Yes, we try to work, and we are for- tunate to have such leaders. ,.?,. C2111 Y.-E Tl. gl' AX , ff ,, if, A f if 'J ' P+ v .ul - ff' I. , f ' i ... A' p

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ll. Al MVMBI-'RS us, li. Alliurtl, M. Altm. in l. llell K llll lill , . if x ear, ll. lim icls, A. llrmrke, li. Brown, liruwn, Chix w 'ru C mi, A. ,l. Caswell l ilapi, C1 ls, li. loving- lilll li I fr .IV- ,. uvsluy, lf. Crook, ,. Ulll, l. lie l-urnl. I l'llis C760 BIBLE CLUB The Bible Club is .in 0l'g.Il1llLl- tion for the purpuse of studying the Bible anal helping others. Membership is open to .ill of our high school students. They meet twice Ll month to study the Bible, and frequently have Ll speaker. One of their projects is work at Aiclmore where they brighten the lives of the chil- dren by telling them stories. MIZMBIZRS M. Gillespie, IS. -I. llnneuek, M. llytle, li. Ivey, N. lvey, M. klaeksmi, li. 4lnrtl.in, li. l..itl1em, I.. l.ee, R. l.ee, P. l.em.islers, KI. Mgierne, M. Mnltisnu, l.. Me- Canu, P. MeC.re.uIy, M, Miller, S. Murphy, A. O'Sulliv.in, ll. l'.utersun, K. Pender, M. l'er- sons, XV. Shipley, A. Smith, ll. Smith, li. A. Vflxillk ' .s,.. . er. l'. W'liilA ner, lf. XY'illi1m' 9 NX'illix li A W'ilxun, ll. Wfuml.

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The FRENCH CLUB gr NORAS, COOK, LATHEM, WOOD, JENTZEN, SHIPLEY, WILSON, IVEY, LAZEAR The newly organized Ifrench Club has several interesting featuresg among these are their social life and their scrapbook. They have parties throughout the year at members' homes. Of a more serious nature is their scrapbook. lt contains articles which the girls have found about lfranee and the French speaking world. As a result of these activities, the girls have a keener interest in French. MEMBERS -lui IANNI. Cook Groitm LAZIQAR NAN lvl-LY TllAl,lA Noims MYR Hs xIl'.NTZl.N XWlI.N1A Siiilfiaiv Bi-'i rx' l,A'i'iu-M Mfximzxiti-'I' Wi1,stmN Mus. Alatii, XVoon I'vtIl'llIfiY AJ! 'ixer A 'K p, ANR sftphf x x,1 F .ln xx-,flip i . ,. - 'N if' i 5. 59