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Council adopts orphan, finances foreign exchange
pon.,oring and financing the foreign exchange
program wa., the tudent Council's main project.
Karen Wibon and JoAnn Lambros spent two months
in Peru as <.'\.Change ...tudent... during the summer of
1966.
nder the ampices of the Student Council, funds
were solicited during the annual Tag Day, augmenting
dub donations in the Foreign Exchange Fund. The
Council held a tea in December honoring local ex–
change student....
llighlighting the winter
holida~
season,
~ l istletoe
\lagic reconstru<:ted the atmosphere of a long-ago
Chri..,tmas. En·rgreen trees , pine boughs, mi..,tlt>toe,
and an old-fa... hioned sleigh created the mood.
For the fip,t time, the Council spomored the adop–
tion
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Soutlwa... t
A..,i;~n
orphan. tudents contributed
to prO\ 1d<.• for her welfare lor a one-year period.
Another fir..,t wa.., the Council's Career :'\ight,
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and women from the community, representing
di' er..,e oc<:upatiom, gave informal
talk~
about their
careers to intcre..,ted students.
As in previous
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the Council operated a con–
ce.,sion stand at most home athletic events.
Scannin{! an atlas for a L'illap,e
in
Southeast A.sia, Student Council offi–
cers, Terry Cook and Tom Dt'laney, 11lan the adoption of an orphan .
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