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This year Student Development is one of the largest clubs in Wardlaw-Hartridge. It has done a tremendous amount of work for the benefit of the school. The mem­ bers of this club work very closely with Mr. Pearson and Mrs. Kenny in the Development Office. The club is re­ sponsible for assembling and mailing the Beacon and is involved in fund raising. “The Student Development Club is a vital part of the day to day detail of this school,” said Mr. Pearson, “and we are very grateful for the students’
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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT
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DEVELOPMENT CLUB, BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Palfi, S. Lemberg, E. Miehelson, C. Durham, S. Sulamonc, A. Yoder, K. Leach, A. Von Der Porlen, R Pulco. SECOND ROW: M. Dimino, M. Koplowitz, B. Lconowicz, A. Bowman, P. Ragno, J. Stern k. Mel- ehionna, P. Feeney, D. Lewis. M. Thompson, THIRD ROW: T. Moore, S. Lutz, S. Bohn, S. Cooper, T. Byleckic, C. Embrcy, J. Sorgcr, S.
Cohen, E. Eckert, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Pearson, D. Lackland, S. Keller, R. Minard, H. Ward, S. Ford, R. Wood, A. Kenny, R. Gallmon. 2. Kim Roisen takes a break after completing her work.
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