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Th« GIm Club, under the direction of oar new music supervisor, Miss Wood, is now looking forward tp» presenting a Christmas program.
The thirty-five members of the clu/b meet regularly with Miss Wood every Tuesday at 9:<W>. Last week we started working on one of our Christmas songs, a 3- * part arrangement of “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks”. For the first time the dub includes both feminine and male voices. • m
'‘Believe It Or Not” 1 To see Lucy Mae 'Smith of the Senior Class who has the ability to move one eye while the otier eye is perfectl/ still.
Jo Ellen Worfch, another' talented senior; can wiggle her scalp, her ears and the corner of her nose. »
•The rest of the* seniors’ abilities are limited to wiggling their tongues—but as they do a great of this, their-limitations are compensated. Come one, Come all to the senior room—admission free.
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