National Cathedral School - Mitre Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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CJ-AQ Qfee GAIZ9 The Clee Club has proved itself to be a popular organization this year as it has in the past years. Because of traveling difficulties we have not been able to hold joint concerts with other Clubs, as in years before. At Christmas time the whole school joined with St. Albans in a lovely Carol Service in the Cathe- dral. The Service was broadcast overseas. For Friday morning chapel in the Cathedral the Clee Club usually acts as the choir. The sounds, harmonious or occasionally discordant, can always be heard on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. Wfe have had a great deal of fun this year, and we feel very proud of our organization. Many thanks to Mr. Xvilliams for his patient direction and sincere understanding. ll XNOR Suu -'Bei' s I ,Y ,f A ,,, i , l I .t-71'-- 7 W Y r

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Current tents 1 9 Thus year a fem of us feellnv a need for a more complete knowledge and understandmg of world ex ents, haxe organized the Current Ex ents Club Under the Uulelance of Nlnss johnson we haxe kept abreast of the news and learned the background for the present sltuatlon We haxe been fortunate IH havmg several speakers on pertlnent subjects Nllss Turner told us of her work m Czechosloxakla after the last war, Mrs Bry an eleserubeel her experlences ln the Shanghal lnternment Camp 'mel Nflrs Sawyer leetured on the work and purpose of the O P A Many of the mrstakes of past hnstory hue been eauseel by Ignorance or lnellflerenee, 'mel It I5 these two teneleneles vshleh we hope to oxereome Although we 'Ire too young to h'1xe any part ln the making of the peace, lt I5 unto our hands that the peace vull be elven and we must see that It I5 hon oreel and obeyed by all Xllfe must not ful those who haue gn en thelr ln es, and If rs our 'um to elo our part to make thus worlel 1 place worthy of thexr sacrlhce Rum QIIXINN x 1 1. Q Q 1 f l '. , ' - 1 . f U ' I v V r D 1 . . Y . K . . N Q . . 1. .xu x 4 ' - 1 ' 1 1 ' y 11 1 1 1- 1'1 11' 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1- 1 1 f ,L 1 .. n -1 1 1 '- f1- 1 '- v1 1 1 -1 ' -1 1 .L 1. . e ' ' 11 -1 K ' '- 1-1 1 1 -'1- v'- 1 1 v1 - 1' xc 1 Lr1 r K ' 1 tr' 1 1 ' e e s .q. 1 V. I . I 4 Vx! . .4 - 1. S ,L 1 1 1 l 1 - L' -1 Lf1L'r1 1' 'v11 Q 4 e V e 4 e L ' l A l '. N ed Z'Q.',U.'