Toms River South High School - Cedar Chest Yearbook (Toms River, NJ)

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Heard of all fha misdemeanors, All lhe malice and fhe mischief. STUDENT EUUNEIL Miss Mary Cosiello guides 'rhe members of 'rhe Sludenl Council info making wise, iusf de- cisions on mailers rhaf alifecl fheir classmafes. Anolher example of democracy in acfion in Toms River High. The members of fhe 1947 council: Edward Lei me iirsf consulf flue olhers: Lei me asl lhe ofher beavers. Weslen, Joan Sinclair, Mary Cofov, Irving Wal- lach, and Richard Howe, seniors: Clifford Campbell, Barbara Fellows, Carol Finley. and James Seiberi, iuniors: .lay Lillie, Esfher Wilbur, and Frances Roberson, sophomores: Joanne Sei- berf and Sandy Kassenofl, freshmen. Council officers seek legal aid. Barbara Fellows, Dick Howe and Joan Sinclair see wha! fha bool: says.

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Dressed in deerslcin shirf and leggings, Richly wrouglrl' wiih quills and wampum. On his head flue eagle feafhers, ln his hand his bow of ash-wood. CTI ITIE5 fo I 1. . A :

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A s+a1Ci, headed by Gloria Douglas and Eric Rau, meering fhe deadlines wifh unusual precision: . . . Miss Eslelle Cassidy, helpful whafever lhe problem, correcring +he +orren+ of sroriesi . . . a fyping deparlmenf ever will- ing fo hurry a srory 'rhroughq . . , Mr. Maynard, generous in allowing fhe slaff 'ro use his shop for 'lheir worlc: . . . a lcey sfaii worlcing'long hours THE CED!-KH BERRY oller school correcling proof, reading proof. and wrifing headlines: . . . and fwo highly effi- cienl business managers and energelic group of homeroom leaders bringing a record 5280.70 for subscripfions conlinued +o malce ihe Cedar Berry Toms River High School's mosf popular newspaper. Hshflllld you ek s Whence Hugs, 'e9'::QsWl'lenc9 fhote sforigg, and fradrfigmr. . s Gnd an .. Lqorned iheir name gory-nuars. Tl-GY ihe morvel0U9 Qheir Wcrehfg