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Page 82 text:
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an meme PAGE TG Girls' Hi-Y ' te Iii' s i- ' e nsis in o ur y mem Jers was re-organizer ns year nm er '1lll'H!o t ftlt l lltl l the supervision of Miss Evelyn Tondreau and Miss Madeline Donovan. Mar- jorie Carpenter was elected presulentg Eleanor Carpenter. vice-presulentg Rita Broeatn. secretary: and Carolyn Lainlv, treasurer. The girls were guests at a social sponsored hy the lloys' Hi-Y uf Portland. After each meeting varied entertainment such as volleyball. nuwies. and games register part of the progranl. The main social event of the year was the New Year's Eve dance. The Y. M. C, A. rooms were decorated very attractively by a cunuuittee consisting of jane Rupp, Margary Shoesmith, Betty Cooper, Lois NcCarn. and Evelyn Trafton. Volunteers who helped were Eleanor Carpenter. Virginia Duplisea, Theresa Cole. Mary Louise MaeDougal, and Geraldine Morrill. The program committee consisted of Rita llroeato, Chairinang 'llllC'l'E'SZl. Cole, Virginia Duplisea, Mary Louise MaeDougal. Bcity Vacarro. and Marjorie Carpenter. Dancing and refreshments continued until two a. ul. The Girls' Hi-Y plans to undertake niany useful projects. Boys' Hi-Y The Boys' Hi-Y, newly organized this year elected jack Gould, presidentg Eugene Gerry, vice-presidentg Robert Savage, secretaryg and Louis Marquis, treasurer. This club operates under the same principles as that of the Girls' Hi-Y. In fact, the Girls' Hi-Y initiated the members of this new organization.
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NME Ibhiiilbt Club '47 Clnh '47 is an orgzuiizrttion inside up of Senior Girls. orgzinizt-cl in 1946 when zi group of girls got together to that would bring the girls closer together. - In its Second year, the club zicqniretl ztttrzictivc pins. At membership of twenty. The following are thc olliccrs: President, june Bruokg joric Czirpentcrg Secretary, Rita Hrocntn, :incl 'l'rczisnrcr. For activities thc girls lmve hznl week-and trips, bowling ties, :incl visits to other lligh Schnols. This chih was lirst fnrni :ni urgziinzzitimt present thc chili has n Vice-Prcsitlcnt, Matr- Micc Yzitvs. mzitchcs, skating pnr- PAGE T5
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Page 83 text:
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IME IBNSYTAI? Chess Club In keeping with Sanford High Schoo1's program to create many diversified interests for all students, this year a Chess Club was created. There was an innnctliatc and an enthusiastic response. Mr. Clark is coaching the group. and in the initial inter-sclmlastic contest the club succeeded in defeating Kennchnuk High School. Next year the club expects to compute against many other schools. The nwnihcrs feel that the Hrst year was completely successful. PAG E
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