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RECREATIUN -2 -u boy. One seems to realize the truth of thi tion of student organizations and athletics t the regular school program has become neces- sary in order to develop fully the personalit and character of each student. The relation secured in group activity create a feeling o friendliness and cooperation which sometime cannot be found in classrooms. Unsuspecte talent or ability is brought out in an individua MALL work and no play makes Jack a s 0 Y 5 f e d l who is otherwise an ordinary student. Develop- e ment in the art of play is needed to balanc instruction in the fundamentals of education ATHLETICS - CLUBS - PUBLICATIONS - D proverb more and more each year. The addig
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itis- also The ad E to ml in rson erlv 1 all fire le in it or f the Kofi: gd of Clll'9 :auSC girls p0rtS iQ'll0 Dllgll F5351 1IlSf. Marguerite Lahiff, Margaret Harrington, Margaret Dunstan CFFICE THE office assistants are invaluable to Pontiac high school. They perform a large variety of duties. Margaret Harrington is Mr. Thors's secretary. She also has char e of records checks seniors' credits, supervises new enrollments and sends g 1 credits to other schools. Marguerite Lahiff takes care of financial affairs pertain- ing to the high school, issues book-cards, lockers, bulletins, and does general office work. Margaret Dunstan prepares all attendance records. L I B R A R Y THE library is the one part of the school that is open to the entire student body. There pupils may find a quiet atmosphere conducive to study. Open book shelves and a card catalogue enable students to find their own reading matter. ' ' ' ho are Current magazines and scholarship bulletins are on file for all persons W interested in this material. I Miss Wickersham, Miss Nephler, and Miss Dickie are the librarians. 1 Esther Dickie, Mary E. Nephler, Lucille Wickersham.
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