Walker High School - Pepper Pot Yearbook (Simsbury, CT)

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Standing-Nancy Herron, Ann Philipp. Kneeling-Vera Richard, Margarel Scolf. Sifling-D. J. Malwalzley, Mary Buslinell Pearce Pepper Po+ Board DOROTHY JANE MAHAEEEY , Edi+or-in-Chief MARY BUSHNELL PEARCE ,. A Business Manager NANCY HERRON VERA RICHARD ANN PHILIPP MARGARET SCOTT IO3

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Yi Back row-Rice, Lee, Rowe, McGraw, CarpenTer. FronT row-Wesson, Pearce lchairmanl, Spurr. The Social Service CommiTTee UST imagine The Tun and saTisTacTion derived by The Social Service CommiTTee in acTually doing Their own ChrisTmas shopping This year! F-ox's basemenT was liTerally scoured Tor The very besT bargains as ThirTeen Tamilies, including TiTTy-eighT children, were compleTely ouTTiTTed Tor 51523.79 AT a gala meeTing oT The enTire school The commiTTee proudly displayed Their purchases and Then ioyTully delivered Their boxes To The diTFerenT Tamilies. Some ol The children nicknamed Them SanTa Claus and righTly so -Tor every child's package included, besides a giTT, cloThing Trom Tip-To-Toe and Trom The inside-ouT. Our special proiecT Tor The year was The sponsoring oT The Day School in BryanT's STore, KenTucky. AT chapel, Three diT3FerenT mornings, a member ol The commiTTee gave The school an inTormaTive Talk on The needs oT These mounTain children and because on ThaT day a meaTless meal was observed, we were able To provide TorTy pupils wiTh beTTer school equipment hoT lunches and necessary cloThing. Each and everyone experienced such a Teeling oi kindliness ThaT we hope more similar proiecTs will be underTaken anoTher year. IO5