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1 Row Row ROW Row Row Row Row i GIRLS' CLUB REPRESENTATIVES IST SEMESTER 1. . . . . . 1 17' 4 r.. C,,.,n. void' sq. . Loune, Lee, Killian, Beavan, Middleton, Vonder Llppen, Tudor, Cody, Simonsen, Majerison, Chase. 5. ,.,R y p lj ga 5 0 Q ll 4 -gif, ,. 42, 5 V, ek 'I Q 9 Q H l x N, j y 9 2 55 , I f f - ,.,.f..,,E, ' X 1 '35 f J 45 r k, t x Q or :,,, 7' :ff . 1 552 ,q MISS WRIGHT Cross Drives. The Charity Committee, headed by Joanne Brown, these campaigns. The girls on the Arrangements Commit- the prized Girls' Club Room. Betsy Etterwind was chair- Committee headed by Barbara Raymer made handled publicity for all Girls, Club Events. of New Trier working with the officers, Jean KixMiller, Shanesy, and Barbara Green, and Miss Wright, as made possible another successful year for Girls' Club. 27 GIRLS, CLUB REPRESENTATIVES 2ND SEMESTER Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Shinn.ick, Tripplehoen, Hopkins, Mang, Anderson, Varde, Lee, Shearon, Sedar, Smith. Camphausen, Dodge, Day, Armitage, Willett, Ringholm, Crane, White, Hoesch. Windes, Storner, Wheeler, MacFarland, Stein, Young, Esch, Martin, Keehn. GIRLS, CLUB COMMITTEES Miller, Weishaar, Skinner, Farr, Siefkin, Hathaway, Vedder, Stewart, Bowen, Armitage, Kleckner, Noble, Eldridge, Kempshall, McKenzie, Peterson, Lawrence, Cushman, Reide, Rubel, Beaven, Cunningham, Ketcham, Crowell, Hedman, Lee, Johnson, Varde, Hurlbutt, Beatty, Cody, Tuttle, Weir, Williams, Cole, Gtmn, Pearson, Nordburg, Mitten, Flint, Becker, Warfield, Hammerman, Crowell, Hedman, Huifacker, Russell, Stern, VonGlahn, Barnes, Ogle, Sherwin, Way, Wyman, Stein, Willet, Price, MacFarland, Windes, Gudbrandsen, Clark, Rothermel, Youngren. Spero, Stelle, Maher, Vickers, Powell, Flogaus, Esch, Houston, Johnson, Lagell, Taylor, White, Lloyd, Holland, Burkland, Cleary, Menden, Krohl, Cooper, Buford, Mathias, McConnell, Brown, Mulinar, Hinkley, Toel, Darley. 2: Link, King, Sweeney, Gulbrunsen, Gudbransen, Leisch, Anderson, Olson, Smith, Salmon, Babb. 3: Srnith, Paider, ' Zieboldt, Eldridge, Johnson, Camphausen, Dalgety, Furst, Bowen, Lyons, Evans. 1: Cleary, Schurmier, Davis. 2: Rose, Marsh, Saunders, Towner, Bergstrand. 3: 4: ' B ' '55 ff S f
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Row 1: Holmes, Casella, Cole, Brooks, Rand. Row 2: Emmet, Pomeroy, Krensel, Molner, Spero, Latimer, Jensen, Lew- al'ld0. Row 1: Baker, Skinner, Pomeroy, Hatowski, Wiegman. ART LEAGUE Row Row Row 2: Stake, Lederle, Nelson, Bowers, Lucas. Row 3: Gordon, Ringholm, Gehlert. , N- 5. , ug P v P W? Q' an fi? L J A3 Q? SSW 1522 YW X fx iff 5' eb., 1. r . 742' -S ,, X xx l if Qc ll V RECITAL GROUP McQuide, Becker, Doheny. Goldreich, Gibbons, Oughton. LENS CLUB CAMOUFLAGE GRUUP Row seigei, Bauman, stein, Hefter. Row llggigersou, proudfoon, Miner, Purdy, wat Row Gordon, Manning, Raymond. Art League 0 The Art League is composed of students who learn about the various phases of art through lectures and demonstrations. Miss Casella sponsors this group and Dorothy Cole is the president. Lens Club 0 The Lens Club is composed of students who are interested in various phases of photography. Although their sponsor, Arnold Bridges, joined the army the club has managed to get along very well. Mc iff Recital Group O The Recital Group is composed of musical students who enjoy performing and listening to good music. Musical programs con- ,-X sisting of voice and instrumental solos are given at the cluh's L meetings. A Q ',f' p : iii ln ff! ff! Vim ,X Y A :ff X. - - - K... lrwkvoismzri 54:54, ff f ,Y Y L. L ,fx qikdgg, 29 LIP
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