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can get together like that and discuss the problems of various schools and I think there ought to be more meetings like this to help us to improve our school and our S. C.A.” The impression shared by Frank Huff was, “I liked the meeting. It was very worthwhile and I enjoyed it. The lecture on sportsmanship and school spirit was good. They talked about Pep clubs helping us to have school spirit. "It was interesting but it was more than that - you really got something oat of lev* mused Nancy A'fkiatftJ me.-Cmi -I ; 'I really did enjoy it," Dorothy Reeve enthusiasticallyreported, "and the discussion group was helpful.” “I learned a lot from our discussion group.” announced Gloria Durden, "I thought some other schools had real interesting ideas to share.” "I thought it was a good meeting. I learned a lot about Parliamentary procedure,’ said Brenda Nalls. “In my group we dealt with the problem of lack of coopera tion in S.C.A. work.” Virginia Bradford concludes from the discussion in her group that “if students were better informed as to what S.C.A. stands for and what it requires of the individual student that there would be greater interest.” , ; With these new ideas and renewed enthusiasm the next S.C.A. Council meeting at R.C.H.S. should be interesting and rewarding.
Kathryn Nalls President of S.C.A. at R.C.H.S
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