Taunton High School - Journal Yearbook (Taunton, MA)

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THE JOURNAL HISTORY CLUB DAVID O'KEEFE NDER the leadership of Mr. Kepner, the Taunton High School organized a History Club composed of more than a hundred students in American History and Economics who have attained an average of seventy percent or more. Through participation in its various activities, the members are developing attractively the following club principles: Cab Further knowledge of history and current events. Qbj Sociability in the student body. CCD Fundamentals of parliamentary law and speaking. Cdl Encouragement of scholarship. Five interesting meetings have been held. Mayor Coughlin has talked on city government, Ex-speaker Joseph E. Warner organized the club as a House of Representatives and gave practice in legislatingg there has been one social meeting, and one open meeting presenting Lieutenant Bishop and the Flashes of Action , the only oilicial war film: Councilman Cain has spoken on newspapers, and at a meeting in Historical Hall in conjunction with the Old Colony Historical Society, the Club has read papers on the early history of Taunton. For this year the club elected the following officers: David F. O'Keefe, president: Bradford Young, Vice Presidentg Margery Dean, secretaryg Miriam Oxnard, treasurer, Edward Hubbard, Carolyn Washburn, and Joseph Gaffney, Executive Committee. 69

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