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t f i: { ; ' r ! V . INTERCLUB COUNCIL— FIRST ROW, left to right: Edge, Arnould. Ruffin. Mosf. Driver, Dean, Scott, Aschliman, Joyner, Feagin, Godown, Penick, Bredeson. THIRD ROW: Grag Myalt. Byall. Feibelnian, R(jlh. SECOND ROW: :, Dlugach, Miilholland, Seibert. Renibel, Inter-Club Council Tlie Inter-Club Council is a service club which links all the individual clubs together. Consisting of the club presidents, it is headed bv the boys vice-president. Donnie Dyer. Tlirough this organization co-operation among the clubs is promoted. Donnie Dyer points out club plans to Ann Scott, George MulhoDand. and Eddie Tauber. Jef Feibeinian gives Margo English the pompoms that were bought ])y the Key Club and Pep Club.
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S,,- r i:. 1l-S! ii i l« SCRIBBLER— FIRST ROW, Ictt lu right: Bvrne. Pritzke. Penick, Cornell, Scott, DIugach, Jovner, Drinkard, Bredeson, Newberry, Mr. McClaren. SECOND ROW: Bell. Bi-nham, Alofsin, Ward, Ford, Renshaw, Crone, Wilson, Nelson, Guthrie. Clark, CoIIey. THIRD R0 ' : Seihert. Ferguson. Pincus. Lipman. Roberts, MuIhoUand, Quinn, Caldwell, Carney, Smith, Tullis. The Scribbler VICKI PENICK Editor The SCRIBBLER is a literary magazine composed of essays, poems, short stories, and character sketches written and appro- priately illustrated hy the students. Its primary purpose is to promote the initiative of talented students in the fields of crea- tive writing and art. S- N 120 GEORGE MULHOLLAND Business Manager
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H onor Society HONOR SOCIETY— FIRST ROW: Mulholland. SEC- OND ROW. left to right: Smith, Driver, Bell, Cornell. THIRD ROW: McGeary, George, Anderson, Meyer, Dlugaeh. FOURTH ROW: Wilson, Hopper, Perlman, Scott. Carney, Fuller. FIFTH ROW: Bredeson, Argall, Hardy, WiU, Drinkard, Guthrie. SIXTH ROW: King, Darley, Ferguson, Logsdon, Penick, Jacobson, Cook. SEV- ENTH ROW: Casey, Byrne. Seibert, Deere, Kennon, Smith, Duncan. EIGHTH ROW: Lightman, Tullis, Brown, Roberts, Caldwell, .Mrs. Millard, Weiss, Wyatt. NINTH ROW: Newport, Overholser, Lowry, Phillips, Bookhout. OFFICERS — Gloria Cornell, Secretary; Harriet Will, Treasurer; Susan Wyatt, Vice-President; Robert Seibert, President. 122 The Natiotial Honor Society inducts five per cent of the junior class in the spring and ten per cent of the senior class in the fall. Students who are chosen have shown that they have the Four Cardinal Principles of the Honor Society: scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The Honor Society ' s primary service, distrib- uting honor roll ribbons, executes its main purpose of acknowledging those who have ex- celled in its Four Cardinal Principles. 1 '
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