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anpdawqed tie do i CLEAN svsecn-1 gb 2 2 2 3- os ...I E 3 UI ..l s p CLEAN SCI-IOIARSHIPB a 6446456400 clcnaotm HI-Y To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This is the guiding principle of the Hi-Y. Its aim is Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship and clean living. With Mr. Buchanan as sponsor the club collected food for Christmas baskets, presented an assembly program, instigated a youth in government project and many other worthwhile activities. John Blair served as president, Phil Snyder, vice President, Bruce Seifried, secretary and Ted Kelley, treasurer. CROSBY'S DRUG STORE I
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