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Back Row: E. D. Pierce, G. A. Maynard, H. B. Freeman, Jr., H. P. Driscoll
Second Row: R. S. Vennerbeck, R. H. Webster, 11. B. Rathbone, J. W. Litt lefield, P. R. Siener, Jr., A. Fletcher
Front Row: G. E. Myers, F. P. Burton, Jr., A. B. Sanford, W. L. Hedges, G. W. Papen, Jr.

The Student Activities Committee

PVURING the school year of 1939-40 the contributions have been discontinued. The
Student Activities Committee has following have received support from the
collected generous donations from members Good Will Fund, which is at the disposal of
of the student body and has allotted shares the Committee: The Sparta Agricultural
of the money taken in to various charitable and Industrial Institution; Hampton Insti­
organizations at home and abroad. The tute; the American Farm School at Salonica,
largest contribution was made to the Greece; Tuskegee Institute; and the Provi­
Providence-Cranston Community Fund, dence Y.M.C.A. The remainder of the
to which the Committee allotted one Fund, Jf50.51, will be distributed before
hundred and twenty-five dollars. the close of the school year.
This year Moses Brown has had investi­ The officers of the Committee for the
gated the organizations to which the S.A.C. school year have been: Mr. Herman, Facul­
has contributed in the past. Because of un­ ty Adviser; William L. Hedges, Secretary;
favorable reports received on some, certain and Adrian B. Sanford, President.

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