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I El I. A 131:1 1 1 1 II A S. 1 ' ). ( )l I ICERS Top row: H. Mitchell, I). Lee, M. DeGraffenreid, T. Meilandt. Second row. W. Aplin, V. i nan, R. Connick, K. Bright. STUDENT BODY First Semester: President.. Holliday Mitchell Vice-President..... — Don Lee Secretary.. - Mildred De Graffenreid Representative-at-Large Tom Meilam.i Faculty Advisor.. - Miss Addie Belle Long S nd Semester: President Bill Aplin Vice-President Don Lee Secretary. Virginia Nunan Treasurer Raymond Connick Representative-at-Large Kenneth Brio hi Faculty Advisor. .....Miss Addie Belli Long Regular Student Body business meetings were held monthly in the Junior J [igh Seh ii il auditorium. Our twenty-five dollars quota was raised by a Community Chest drive. The Student Body sponsored the operetta The Count and the Co-Ed and two plays Successful Calamity and The Whispering Gallery. Idie Associated Student 13od ha a membership of nearlj one hundred per cent ol the school enrollment. At the regular monthly business meetings, studenl affairs are taken care of and interesting programs are presented. During the year, a number of loving cups and prizes have been awarded members of the Student Body, evidence of the fact that the members are lively, industrious, up-to-the- minute students as well as laughing, mischievous, fun-loving folks.
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I El 1 1 PI: 1 1 171 m LrciLi.E Simmons President GIRLS ' LEAGUE The success of the Girls ' League school year under the able leadership of Lucille Simmons was largely due to the wealth of new ideas introduced. Depression Day Dance ' ' and Backwards Dance illustrate this statement. A monthly tea stimulated interest in the or- ganization and furthered acquaintances among its members. Uniforms were voted out, but the good judgment of the girls was relied upon to restrict themselves to logical school clothes. The year ' s activities reached their zenith at the animal Mother and Daughter Banquet, when approximately 300 mothers and girls convened to dine and witness an enjoyable program. The room that is used for social events of the Girls ' League is a special fea- ture of the Junior College building. It is a large reception room furnished like a modern parlor in a private home. Here the girls may spend a quiet and restful period at the noon hour. -Miss Addie Belle Long, dean of girls, sponsors this organization and gives the girls helpful advice. Girls ' League Cabinet ' ' • row. . Spafford, F. Vaudoit, B. Sorem. J. Moore, . Faria. F. Carne, J. McDermott, Z. Smith, X. Pine. Second r ;r: I. Warner, L. McKinnon, Y. Chamberlin, M. Denison, D. El- well, L. Mills, V. Stover, M. DeGrai i enrlid. Third m:c: J. Rosamond, J. Waterman, V. McDonald, V. Lang. L. Simmons. M. Reed, E. Blair, W. Maloney. M. Boley. urth row. E. L. Sexton, R. Barr, A. Marengo, R. Ferber, L. Ficken, J. Barr- ier, B. Ward, G. Pool, M. Cook.
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