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Page 30 text:
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'l lie lcloine lfeonoinics Club The Home Economics Club, under the leadership of Miss Roy and Miss Warneka, has accomplished many useful and interesting things. Since they are the home making group, this club served at all banquets and sup- pers held in our school during the year. At Christmas time the members of this organization made toys which were given to the children in the Blossburg State Hospital. At different intervals the girls held candy and bake sales, which were iinancial successes. This club is a member of the American Home Economics Association and marks each girl by points, and when any girl has reached a total of fifty points she receives a club pin for her work. This is the first year that the club has belonged to this association and a delegate was sent to the American State Convention in Pittsburgh on May 1, 1941.
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Girls, Club The year 1940-41 marked the fourth anniversary of the Wellsboro High School Girls' Club. With a membership of eighty-nine, this club is one of the outstanding activities of the school. With its president, Mercedes Mooreg advisor, Miss Farwell, along with the pro- gram committee, this club had many interesting programs throughout the year. The club met every second and fourth Thursday of the month in the auditorium. They conducted an educational program, when they obtained members of the Business Sz Professional Women's Club to come and speak to the club on their respective pro- fessions. These talks were greatly appreciated by all. The club purchased pins for the members who attained a perfect record of at- tendance in the church program of the previous year. The girls entertained the members of the Boys' Club with a Christmas program. Besides these things the Girls' Club joined with the Boys' Club in sponsoring educational programs for the benent of the entire student body. 25
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r The Caiulclron l l The Cauldron, a school paper put out by the Senior Class, has been very success- ful this year. Twice a month this paper is sold to the students and faculty. The average pupil does not realize the amount of work that is required of the editor, Richard Slocum, and his staif to put out the Cauldron. The paper is sold for five cents a copy, and all the nickels which are collected go toward financing the Nessmuk. 27
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