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STUDENT GOVERNMENT This year ' s Student Government has faced several new problems. In each case it has tackled all obstacles, and produced gratifying results. Our first problem was that of the janitor shortage, a result of manpower loss. Every class was given the responsibility of cleaning up its rooms, and the remainder of Dun- lap was taken care of by paid high school boys. Our solution to the problem proved a success. Our next innovation was the student proctor system in study halls. In order to insure desirable studying conditions, the Council devised several degrees of penalties, the last of which was a review of the student ' s case if he had received two disciplinary slips. The system has worked very satisfactory. Another improvement was the establishment ofall student activity funds in a separate student government account. By this plan we prevented the usual confusion in the school account books. This year ' s Vaudeville success insured a substantial fund for the year ' s activities. We also accumulated enough reserve to buy $200 in bonds, as our contribution to the war effort. In summary, this year ' s Student Government proved itsel ably all tasks that confronted it. worthy of handling cap- 12
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THE PURP Through close cooperation among business, advertising and editorial staffs, this year ' s Purp was able to produce a paper that will be a worthy addition to the school ar- chives. The editorial staff has presented to the school a more complete, concise and ac- curate account of school activities than has been given in former years. They surpassed former achievements in presenting diversified features. Several innovations were made which improved the quality of the Purp. The alumni column proved very popular as it kept the school in closer contact with our men in the Armed Forces. The Editorial column, noted for its crusading, was widely read for its timely and pertinent content. Bat ' n Banter kept the school ' s jivehounds up with the latest musical gossip. The Purp rounded out its edition with humorous articles of high caliber. Next year ' s staff will have the difficult task of living up to the quality of this year ' s publication, produced by co-editors Betsy Shanklin and Carolyn Kuehnle. However the task is not at all an impossible one, if the underclassmen use their available talent. 13
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