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Dramatic Club Officers President: Edgar A. Warner Vice-President: Paul V. Dillon Secretary: Ann Sweeney Treasurer: Joseph C. Deely Program Chairman: Helen L. Levin Faculty Adviser: Miss Kathryn R. O ' Donnell Outward expression of talent . . . gains In poise and confidence . . . techniques in production and direction . . . critical study of plays . . . experience for interested students . . . annual three-act play . . . community performances . . . grease paint and stage fright . . . echoes of applause . . . curtain calls.
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Viviassachusetts) law says a driver must be stopped and ticketed at the time of the in- fraction,” Mr. Sever said. He said there are exceptions that allow tickets to be mailed, but that those exceptions require a police officer “to see you do something illegal.” The NMA says that with “properly posted speed limits and properly installed traffic- control devices, there is no need for camera-based traffic law en- forcement devices. “Taking a reckless driver s picture does not stop Aat inci- dent of reckless driving,” the NMA says in a summary posi- tion on photo enforcement. But Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety takes an oppo- site view. Photo rad is an ap- propriate and effective way to reduce accidents caused by speeders, according to Jen Maly, spokeswoman for the group, an alliance of consumer, safety, law enforcement, public health and insurance organiza- tions. “Police can’t be on evep cor- ner. Those cameras definitively help them in terms of enforce- ment,” she said. According to Advocates, sp66d photo rsdciT hss boon usod successfuUy for more than 20 years in many European coun- tries, Canada and Australia. Ms. Maly said most automat ed enforcement in the Unite States involves red light earner as, not photo radar. Mr. Brewer questione er warnings or tickets is Southbridge through it ar would be enforce d suggested tha
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The Acorn Officers Editor: Edgar A. Warner Managing Editor: Anne M. Hussey Business Manager: M. Carol Marshall Faculty Adviser: Mr. Carleton E. Saunoers Creative voice of the student . . . chronicle of school life . . . Industrious leaders . . . challenge of a deadline . . . currenf interests in print . . . letters to the editor . . . experiments In poetry . . . Columbia Award . . . reward — appreciation and response. 12
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