SOCIAL COMMITTEE reports that plans for the Record Hop are coming along well. The Record Hop, which is being held on Tuesday, November 23, will feature the Frantics. The hop will last from 3:15 to 4:30 p.m. Admission is 25 cents at the door. Cokes will be available for 10 cents extra.

Organizations has set up committees for the TB drive. The drive is held annually. This year's will be held during the week of November 29 through December 3.

Public Relations is working on an interschool exchange. Letters have been sent to various schools for further information. Last year Maine exchanged students with Niles West. We sent twenty of our students and Carla Fasting, last year's foreign exchange student. They spent the day of May 13 attending their students spent the day as Niles, and in return twenty of Mainites.

Any act which missed its audition should contact either Harriet Hall or Nancy Carison for re‑scheduling. Girls' Club is looking for people to perform at the Senior‑Faculty Tea. Anyone interested should please obtain a sign‑up sheet in the Main Office.

The senior class is holding its class party on November 20; the theme is Senior Citizens. Larry Hoffman, Senior Class vice‑president, also reports that the class now has $2,700 in its treasury.

Eleven students attended the INTERGROUP RELATIONS CONFERENCE at NEW TRIER HIGH SCHOOL on November 11. Mr. L. Collister accompanied the students on their day‑long venture. It was a very inspiring way to spend the Veterans' Day holiday.