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.UU ' 5-fe' 5' V asa'-' M 00 F 2 - We Maia .Aw- 1 Vw E .5 .mu-A-.11 5, -'U V ' 4, 5, c..J i, 4 , Q, Q- V 1-' -1----'- f, -r - Milla . , ,g'o,.2Jj r ' Q A iaff,i.g,gL ' 14 Z lfjfafb' Zesg Ragin g 4 Q. if ,rv-.1 - W 1 a Q Ei R I 1 Liam. A AAA 91- 7 ' NOVEMBER 13 On November 13, we had the pleasure of hearing Rev. W. G. Winton, the new pastor of the Southern Methodist Church. His subject Was, Policing Up. NOVEMBER 27 On Tuesday, Nov. 27, the junior class gave their first chapel program. It was as follows: Opening Song ------- - - - Assembly Bible Reading - - Grace Morrison Reading ------ - - Portia Oates Selection ------------ Junior Glee Club Courting Under Difficulties ------- One Act Play Characters: James Wolverton, Fred Podelco, Marguerite Morrison Piano Solo ------------ Edith Hutchinson Reading -------------- Madge Light Mr. Rhodes then made some presentations Closing Song ------------- Assembly ' DECEMBER 11 On Dec. 11, Miss Eckhardt, Mineral county health nurse, gave the girls a talk on nursing. DECEMBER 18 On Dec. 18, the sophomore class gave their first assembly program. It was as follows : Opening Song ------ - - - Assembly Bible Reading ------- - Katheryn Tucci Reading, A Christmas Package ------- Teresa Rizer Arrested for Speeding ---------- One Act Play Characters: Melba Schoppert, Blanche Hardegen, Ruth Wolverton, Louise Smith, Alzene Goshorn, Lillian Yocum. Oliver Rizer and James Villano. Closing Song ------------- Assembly . JANUARY 8 For our chapel program at the beginning of the new year we had the pleasure of having Rev. C. Fenwick Reed, who gave us an interesting talk on different things in life. . - 'l52l
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