Washington Seminary - Facts and Fancies Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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1 ig, 1, if x Aff, AC' FN K J fka -ai .J X 'X X . X , 5. 7 l Upper piclurc: We study Home Nursing. Ccnlcr: Nutrition is an important Red Cross Course. Lower piclure: Money for the War Fund through waste paper collections. .IENNIE IHIE I VE TIGATE RED URIISS ACTIVITIE S4'l'lll'Z A Rm' Cross Counril Meefing. Cbararlerx: Miss Marlin, Irnnic Doe, amd ibc Council Members. MISS MAR'I'IN1 Good morning, girls. COUNLII.: Good morning. QTakr smis mound roomj. MARTHA DAVIS! Will the secretary please Iead the minutes of the last meeting. CKnock at mloorj. Miss MARTIN: Un a low roircj Girls, I'll bet that's Miss Doe. Come in. JENNIE Dole: Is this the Red Cross Council? They told me I'd find it here. And you're Miss Martin? MISS MARTIN: Yes, Won't you have a seat and stay a while? The meeting has just begun. JENNIE DOE: Thank you. Now I want to find out all about this splendid work I've been hearing about. MISS MARTIN: Yes, of course. But you must meet our council. This is Martha Davis, our director, and Mary Louise Hastings, her co-chairman. Theresa Tidmore from the seniors, ' ' ' h d B tt Ann Marshall Emmert from the juniors, Mary Ann Robison from thc sop omores, an e y Wilson from the freshman. Then representing the downstairs girls arc Margaret Lakin from the eighth grade, Barbara Harbin from the seventh and from the intermediate department, jean Thrasher and Marilyn Couch. JENNIE DOE: Well, I can see why you've done such a splendid work. Now I want you to tell me what you've been doing. MARTHA DAVIS! Qlnzugbingj It's hard to know just how to begin. We have sponsored four paper sales with a result of nearly 20 tons and are planning more. The money from this goes to the War Relief Fund and other Red Cross funds. MISS MARTIN! Martha, don't forget notebook covers. MARTHA DAVIS: Oh, yes. We sawfe notebook covers to compete for prices offered by the manufacturers. And we collect tinfoil, when we can get it. 50