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S4l3lIlilllD4Dllb 11191391 Year Book Staff The members of the staff of the Year Book of 1939 wish to express their thanks to all those who helped to make it a success. NVe have found Mr. Furlong and the entire staff very cooperative. Cooperation is always necessary for the success of any undertaking. The subscription and advertising committees have worked diligently to put the year book on a sound financial basis. The editors of the animal are Regina C ookingham, Editor-in-Chief, David Kelly, John Mangini, Dorothy Myers, Anne Miller, Raphael Mayone, .lane Niles, Stewart Stephany, Eleanor Swarthout, Carl Tiberia and .lane Van Kempen. The chairman of the committees are: Advertising, Eugene Mulligang Pic- tures, Arthur Cole, subscription, Robert Korng Typist, Eleanor Swarthout. The members of the staff sincerely hope that they have published a year book of the same high standards as those which have preceded it. Varsity Club The purpose of the Varsity Club as founded in 1937 is to improve athletics in our school, to make the members of our athletic teams not only better players but better sportsmen as well. Membership in this club is open to any boy who has received a letter in any sport. The officers selected for the 1938-39 year are as follows :' President, John Frangellag Vice-President, Carl Tiberiag Treasurer, Eugene Mulligang and Sec- retary, Eugene Leigh. As an incentive to achieve the high standards set by this club, sweaters are awarded each Moving Up Day to those junior and Senior boys who have done the most for the school athletically and scholastically. This year, a benefit movie was held to raise money for these sweaters. Echoes The history of our school paper goes back to 1928 when students purchased the Echoes for 32.50 a subscription. The paper contained six pages and was published guarterly in Maryland. In 1931 a change occured in the Echoes . Instead of being printed. it was now mimeographed. The subscription price was lowered to 31.50. The co-editors of the Echoes of 1938-.39 are Ann Turner, Sylvia Augus- tine and Wlinifred Hammond. Each girl takes her turn at editing the paper. The faculty advisers of the school paper are Miss Cleland, Miss Matthews and Mrs. Meyers. Our paper now has a circulation of over two hundred, and sells for forty- five cents, a yearly subscription. The student body is rightly proud of the Echoes and it is considered one of the foremost activities of the school. E Page Twenty-one
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