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6 R L S First Row: Joyce Polmer, Corolyn Murfree, Mary Dole Toylor, Mary Bocci. Second Row: Martha Skopec, Charlotte Harris, Nancy Lausmann, Irene Isbister. MARGARET PROPPE JANET VESTER . . PINKY MURPHY . NANCY BASE . . CAROL CHAMBERS JENNIE PARTRIDGE . . . President . Vice-President . . . Secretary . . Treasurer . . . . Editor Sergeant-at-Arms A NOTHER term, full of Girls' League activities, has come to an end. As usual, ''there was the ceremony of the installation of officers, but the main event of the term was Girls' League week with the very clever theme of Halloween High- lights. There was coronation of the Queen, vivacious Ardith Fouts, and the seven lovely princesses. Following was the successful ice cream sale, an assembly, the Girls' League Dance, and the generous contribution of food for the George White Service Men's Center. A very interesting and educational assembly was held for the girls which featured Miss Confine, who spoke about her stimulating work in Panama with the Girl Scouts. Through the able direction of our fine president, Margaret Proppe, and the co- operation of the girls, the League has brought its term's work to a successful close. ESTER MURPHY BASE PARTRIDGE CHAMBERS
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VE COMMITTEE . . . . President . . . Vice-President . . . . Secretary ...........Treasurer . Assistant Treasurer BARD....................................Editor KER...................Member Below Third Term UNT, JOE DANNA .... Members-at-Large DETH FOUTS......................President of Livewires BILL BERLEMAN............................Cafeteria Board SAX PIAZZA CHAPMAN MADDEN CHIARAMONTE HUBBARD BERLEMAN FOUTS PARKER DANNA HUNT INSTEAD of limiting its talents to the ordinary activities, the Executive Com- mittee has capitalized on our war effort. The outstanding event of the term was the War Bond drive. The goal originally was to buy a fighter plane, but when the final count was taken it was learned that we sold over a quarter million dollars worth of bonds and stamps. A stimulus to the drive was the send off Stan Kenton and his band gave at the most popular assembly of the term. Next came our Student Body drive with Franklin, which unfortunately we lost by only a small margin. The result was a free wheel barrow ride for the Franklin Student Body president at the expense of Evan Sax. Because of war conditions, the football dance which was held after the opening game, was the only night dance; but many noon dances were held. All in all, the term was a success due to the cooperation Evan Sax received from his executive staff and the student body.
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