i-wry parer,: -phi pat cm-i o-oe would have benefited had he heard and heeded the instruction and warning in these two ad dresses. Another int.ere.Ming program was recently presented at the school bv pu; of tlie seventh grade ably co: - !.ed b> the princi pal. Mrs C A. Allen. It was a quiz program, called the Prospect Pay-Off. written ..v Alts Allen Richard Foster Glenn was quiz master. The emit cm ants were pupils from all the zaiie- dressed and acting a.- ilia zied couples Hick fjlenn. suave and composed, never at lost for a question or an answer, proved himself a wortlij understudy of the famous Grouchn Marx. IF' wa. as.- sled by ( arol Campbell, who introduced the couples and Joan Penick. who presented the prizes Again the little pseudo-audi torium lielped nrov-de entertain ment and piaetiei m developing self - confidence, abilities and trends beyond the pivii'iibetl cur riculum A now life i, or. 1a> in . , i ban a pack of eiga"otti. .. n squeez ed in.'".ate insi.inl y becitine a i wo-foot v ale:-'.". :u : tapablo of suppm tin. a J)-p mi,dm
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