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ACADEMIC RECESS Assembly Room-Y radio, dancing, Dixie cups. Rhythm a daily recurrence. Accent on Touth. Remember the thrill of finding a room all your own? Remember an exclusive spot Where you talked to whom you pleased, danced in stocking feet, and really felt terribly important . . . even ifit was only till the clock struck one? Academic School means Plane Geometry and Elementary Algebra, but it also means a hurried lunch and the music of Tommy Dorsey. Let's remember more than that, though. Let's not forget a separate building for the little tots, a pentf house for the Sixth Elementary, a Social Room for the juniors and Seniors, and yet . . . a chapel and school spirit for all. Let's remember the sound of the piano, the squeak ofthe chairs, the phonetics chart on the wall, the crack of volley' ball against window. Let's remember the jump ofthe clock, the jump of the jitterbug, the jump of the heart. Lets remember. Rllytlimir Shadows 11
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Vitamin Parade Expectant, curious, wellfbehaved, wellffedfe e-the First Elementary. The Senior Lunch Room after ofhce hours is the scene of important table talk, hroken straws, and second helpings, With a dignity befitting the younger generation, sixteen little damsels and seven little men march across the campus, slide towards the dining quarters, out of their legginls, and into their seats. 'Nuff said.
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-0 FACES AND PLACES ELEvAToR f Th e elevator is the comf mon meeting ground of all. The students try not to slaughter the faculty and the faculty tries not to lose its dig' nity climbing over the bodies. CAFETERIA' -Here you ar e apt to be doused with hot soup or just barely missed by a plate of vegetables. oFFICEIzsHf At time of publication of PELICAN. I ACADEMIC Pres. Mary Ryan VicefPves. Ann Kiernan Sec'ty. Lydia Babbot Treas. Mary King II ACADEMIC Pres. Jean McGlynn VicefP'res. Katherine Marwig Sec'ty. Suzanne Pretz Tveas. Ann Roberts I III ACADEMIC Pres. Joan Campbell - VfC6'PTCS. Mary jane Pilkington Sec'ty. Arline Gard ner 1 Treas. Marjorie Prince IV ACADEMIC Pres. Alice Frederickson VicefP1es Je . an Drescher Sec'ty. jane Parke Trreas. Maude Erskine
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