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‘Take a look at those two open, hands of uours. Theu are tools with which to serve, make friends, and reach out for the best in life. Open hands open the
way to achievemnet.”
Wardlaw-Hartridges' clubs allow students the opportunity to give back to the community, become immersed in different cultures, and interact with other students of all grade levels. The diversity and unique­ ness of the clubs reflects the population that attends the school, simply put there is at least one club for every student to be­ come an active and meaningful part of. This year the Student Council, Chess Club, and Beacon returned t o t h e i r former prominence
of years past and Wardlaw also saw the formation of several artistic and political societies. These newcomers to the scene
such as Patriot Pictures, Model U N , and J S A have become instant hits with the student body and will likely become a long­ standing part of our community; a community that already offers a variety of clubs with
something for everyone.
- Henry Rosoff, Class of 2005
- Wilfred A. Peterson
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