Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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LUNClIIl00M CUMMISSIGN Never have the members of the Commission worked as earnestly as they have this year. In the past, they discussed lunchroom problems and tried to help the aides, but this term a precedent has been set. This term, these members have been doing the actual work in the lunchroom to make it a more pleasant place in which to eat. Each one gave up a large part of his lunch period to act as an aide, captain, or supervisor. This practical expe- rience enabled the members to have a clearer understanding of both the con- ditions which must be remedied and those which should be encouraged. At the meeting on Wednesday morning, many views were expounded and de- bated upon With the aid of the Commission's sponsor, Mr. Thilo. Contrary to the practice in many meetings, there was no lack of expression or interest: in fact, the allotted twenty minutes were all too short. The fine Work begun in other years has been raised to new standards. The graduating class hope the good worl: will continue until Olney has the best lunchroom of any of the Philadelphia schools.

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J l2A and llB CUUNCILS The February class of l944 got off to a fine start by electing fine class officers such asflane Phillips, president, David Favin, vice-president, Betty Vickery, secretary, and Ruth March, treasurer. The council is com- posed of Iune Garbour, Marge Dayer, George Geiger, Wilma Halberg, Eleanor Martin, Robert Reinhold, Dorothy Ruoff, and Erma Vickery. They are planning for the big event of the year, the Senior Prom. They are also planning for many other joyful events before leaving Olney High School. The sponsors, Mr. Harry Rantz and Miss Kay Dealy, are invaluable to the class, and this friendship with the class which will not be soon forgotten. The llB Council, sponsored by Mr. O. D. Iohnston, of the Mathematics department, and Mrs. Scanlon, of the Commerce depart- ment, is formed to help the students prepare for their senior year. Although they are only Iuniors, they eagerly look forward to the day of graduation: consequently, this council renders assistance by promoting class spirit, sponsoring various activities, and bringing new ideas to the attention of the groups they represent. Because of all the ex- perience they gain while still in their third year, the seniors are better able to under- stand and accomplish whatever they must do during the socially active twelfth grade terms. JK:-JK.:-J'-:Kr-:Kg-g-g'-gk:-J-J'-g'-alalaalaaaaA-4i1i1i4i1i4xz'.4-4314? uk 'Ir if if 'lr ir ir 'A' 'Ir 'A' uk ak 'lr i' Qi ,-.,,,n,...,.4.!4.,.,.,.,.,.,i.,.,i A,.,.,.,-.,.,.4-.,-,154-.,.,.,.4.4.4-.15

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