VOL. V, NO. 6
DECEMBER 13, 1963
Boys' Club
To Sponsor Post Office
To Sponsor Post Office
Do you know how to play post office? The Boys' Club does; each year they carry on a tradition handed to us from Maine East by delivering Christmas mail.
Two collecting stations, one in the stage dressing room and another near the main entrance, will be available for depositing letters. The cost will be 5 cents for two letters, and this year students may also send cards to Maine East for the same price.
"The addressing of Christmas cards is very important in getting them delivered to the right homeroom," according to Craig Ehlen '64, Boys' Club president. The cards must have the name, homeroom code number, and the room number written on the envelope. Cards sent to Maine East should have this written on the envelope, also, to avoid confusion.
Two collecting stations, one in the stage dressing room and another near the main entrance, will be available for depositing letters. The cost will be 5 cents for two letters, and this year students may also send cards to Maine East for the same price.
"The addressing of Christmas cards is very important in getting them delivered to the right homeroom," according to Craig Ehlen '64, Boys' Club president. The cards must have the name, homeroom code number, and the room number written on the envelope. Cards sent to Maine East should have this written on the envelope, also, to avoid confusion.
The post office started deliveries this week on Wednesday, December 11 and will continue through next week.
The Boys' Club also started the Maine West‑Prospect Traveling Trophy and sponsors the only all‑school formal. This year's Christmas formal is December 21, and takes place from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Corsages are in order and plans include a good professional band.
The sponsor of this year's Boys' Club is Mr. Paul McKinnis, sophomore boys counselor.
The Boys' Club also started the Maine West‑Prospect Traveling Trophy and sponsors the only all‑school formal. This year's Christmas formal is December 21, and takes place from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Corsages are in order and plans include a good professional band.
The sponsor of this year's Boys' Club is Mr. Paul McKinnis, sophomore boys counselor.