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5 A:' 'EA l'l2U 'Q'l':Z'U2Av,LCi .s ..1.. 1-fy! vv'1 Q '--A'-f' F- am' f?ggw..f's-- YI: aw.w,,'em 271115 ' Stagg. -J : WO Jil isa ,U flinmmmial Qllluh OFFICERS FOR FIRST SEMESTER President-Leona Schoppert Secretary-Treasurer-Virginia Strickler Advisor-Miss Loretta Miltenberger OFFICERS FOR SECOND SEMESTER President-Dorothy Dancer Vice President-Margaret Abernathy Secretary-Treasurer-George Boyd Advisor-Miss Loretta Miltenberger The purpose of the Commercial Club is to assure sustained interest in commercial subjects over a sufficient length of time to permit thorough training and education for the responsibility of business. Some of the interesting things of our club meetings are: Talks by business men and demonstrators, typing contests, debates and spelling bees. There are eighteen members in our club. VIRGINIA STRICKLER, '32. 1911255 Qllluh OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR President-Alice Howard Vice-President-Virginia Pleasants Secretary-Treasurer-Oma Liller Advisor-Mr. J. C. Rhodes The Press Club was organized October 24, 1928. The purpose of the Press Club is to put before the eyes of the public, news of the activities of the school, and to create favorable public opinion for the school. This club also serves as a workshop for Tris. OMA G. LILLER, '29 I50l
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