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Awutal Stall If someone were to see us busily at work some Saturday morning, this is what you might have seen: Joan cutting out snaps while Gail pasted them in their proper places; Gordan wrapping some finished sheets for mailing; Betty typing at 90 (?) words a minute; Jean R. trying to learn the ropes for next year; Jean S. drawing caricatures; Allan designing the cover; Margaret pulling rubber cement off her fingers; and Miss Bryan biting her fingernails worrying about making the deadline. The responsibility for the publication of the Emeraude lies with the Honor Society; and the staff is chosen from its membership. The 1950 Emeraude staff is composed of Margaret Lance, editor; Jean Russell, assistant editor; Gail Snow and Betty Kellar, business managers, and Miss Norma Bryan, advisor.
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Stucfent Council? Left to Right: Orrin Granlund, Richard Odle, Jim Johnson, Harold Davis, Bert Parcher, Jack Blair, Rodney Kellar, Margaret Lance, Phyllis Remick, Leslie Furer, Gail Snow, Mr. McBride. We started our year with the sale of student body cards, and although we did not attain a 100% quota, the results were quite satisfactory. This was the first year that students could buy an activity card, which entitled them to attend all school functions except athletic events at student rates. i Our President, Rodney Kellar, performed his duties well, capably assisted by Vice President, Jack Blair, Secretary, Margaret Lance, and Treasurer, Joan Womack. The council had quite a busy year, with such things to their credit as noon activities, and library education, in which they were aided by the English teachers. The organization of the Associated Men Students, boys equivalent to the Girl’s League, is a direct result of discussions carried on in the council. Provisions for a student court were introduced into the council, and, although they were not perfected, we feel we have supplied a plan for succeeding councils to follow.
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