G A R Memorial High School - Garchive Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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Home Rooms O Mrs. Klein-I I3 First Row: A. schmu' C. xvnmm, R. xvnlmms. M. Millrr, D. Nuvakimna, J. R.-uma,-, D. DuLuc1, L. Evans. second now. Mrs. mean ,J.n:,,v.1..f, J. xamwn. M. M..an..m. C. uma., 0. Ahlhrundt, M. Duwnnc. S, lvnnmki, M. mMaChf1c, J. swung,-. Third Row: T. Curry. M. Min::n, M. Aruclf, If. Slfthniewski. B. Winton, Mums, L. mm, J. Lzhupum. R. J.Mp1, L. Kamansks. s. Mmw. r-'Gunn Row: L, Zucaravich, D. vm- cha, B. Davis. D. Hughes. A. sum, E, Muylss, w. Pavanonas. Mis: Moyer-l N Fam Row. M. L. xma.-f. la. Mcounn. L. eww, P. smcam., L. srwunm.. R. Lum. L. zavasm, fx. czhamncwska. second Row: Mm A4-wer, A. zmkew- sm, J. om-cr, A. li min, M. P-lmnm. S. Rumnaliicwilz, V. klunck. E. Mwlicne- wsu. J. cmwrdn. R. mlm. Third Row: L. Munlc. N. Trupln, M. N..f.1.mc. D, Dxury J. mann, A. swam, M. xc-mr,-. lf. Gmc:-W-51... R. Jcckcll. 13. Mmyangka. Fourth Row: A. Sinmkaski. l.. Mas- cnux, J. mack, G. Munn., D. oleniuk, cs. Km,-. Absenz: u.vywJ1. Mm Lenihan--115 FIRST now. s. Jams, lx. cswmf. u. I mums. D. xf.-mm 1. rmuf. J, swun- mk. nz. Kohcski, M. Mnnmm. Second Row: Mias1.cnuhan. D. Kob- cski B. Oliver, D. Thornton, S. Lenin, D. Maile . A. lmuus. A. ctmana, A. Dasqnm, lf. M. Mmmnc. Third aw. u, nm., L. '.1.man. G. Lulrs, 1 1. smmnn. M. u.l.Jm-... P. mn. um.-. J. George, J. Mullen, M. 5.-hmm, J. nam. Fourth Row. c. R.-vanska, J. Lum- uwm. G. Annu... r. Kr.-L..,La. P. lluycaki. R, lluywff 4' P.,.1... J H 1 -. F nrzyl- iw

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ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL . . . lr is u purc of the G. A. R. tradition ihur a complete sociul life und student government should be available for cvcry studcnt who desires it. This is provided for by the Studcnt Council. Each homeroom clccts unc mumbcr who attends thc meetings whur hc acts us thc voice of his hnlncnxmm und classmates. .-Xt thc rcgulur homeroom meeting it is his duty to present thu discussed idcns und views to his fcllnw cluss- muccs. Improvements in thc cmcicncy of thc muny school squads and activities have rcsultcd from this council. HOMEROOM SECRETARIES . . . You might have thought that thc position ol' your homeroom secretary was usfzlcxw. but no organization is cumplctc without an appointed rsun on hand at all mcctings to take down thu minutes ul' ills mccting. Our homeroom meetings arc no exception to this. Undcr the direction ol' Mix lv1cAnilT, thc homeroom sccrctnrics take down thc minutes of their homeroom mcctinqs. Aftcr cuch meeting thc minutes arc given to Miss McAnilT to bc corrected and aguprovcd, The sccrcturifx nrc taught the correct usage of Eng ish and thc proper procedure of meetings. BANK CASHIERS . . . Thc rcuson for the large number of students in this nrguni:u- tion is duc tu thc thrill ut G. A. R. Each member is clcctcd by his homeroom. The cashier takcs care of thv: banking and wur stumps sulcs in his homcroom. Alter thc money is collected, it is takcn to thc hcad cushicr. The mom which has the grcutcst number of bunkers is rewarded by u banner, which remains in thc room for a period of one wcck. A better knowledge: nl' systematic saving and accounting is gained by each cashier. HALL PATROL . . . Here credit is given to those deserving of it, thc members of G. .-X. Rfs Hall Patrol. This organization is mudc up of a gmup of capable girls. who hnvc u good scholastic standing and know how to bc orderly. Acting us policemen. they laccp the traffic in the school moving smoothly between periods. Ar thc Hrst bell each member takes up an usigncd station. Here they perform their duty of controlling thc hundreds of paging students und return to their classes when thc hulls arc cleared. CAFETERIA PATROL . . . Everyone hus at some time or another seen thc members of thc Cuftcriu Patrol ut work, Keeping order in the cafeteria during the lunch period is the purpose ul' the group, Those people arc capubly advised by Mr. Pclton. As u reward for their cxccllcnt work in helping to run thc school. thc girls urc presented with u ccrtihcatc for ouch semester und u shield in their senior ycar whcn certain rcquircmcnls arc met. LUNCH CHECKERS . . . For thc convenience of thc students who go home to lunch. a system of keeping an account of thwc leaving thc building has bccn established. This task is in the hands of the Lunch Checkers, Under thc direction of Mr. Pcltnn, thc members learn tu obey und execute orders. The main duty of the group is to sec that no on-: lcuvcs the building during the lunch periods without being carefully accounted lor. :X shield or u ccrtiflcutc is the reward which is received at thc end of thc ycar. ASSEMBLY SQUAD . . . The efficient distribution und collection of thc assembly song books is well worth praisu. The careful and efficient gruup of the assembly squad sec ihut thc auditorium is left in nrdcr uftcr thc assembly programs. Unch homeroom is represented by IWO students, appointed by the homeroom tcuchcrs. This large group is supervised by Nlixw Mcrinillf Next to providing everyone with u book it is thc squads chief responsibility to sec that nu books ure los! or clumugcd. LIBRARY STUDENT STAFF . . . The Library Stall' is one of the must interesting und helpful clubs in nur school, The club has been in existence since thc second year nl' the school, and is nnw supervised by Miss Brooks. Charging und discharging books. preparing books for thc shclvcs. and arranging bulletins ure ai few ul' thc smile chorus. The requirements for membership ure interest in librurv work. a work. a suitable personality und high standing in school work. After three years of service. at pin is presumed to thc member in his senior class. GARCHIVE STAFFS . . . ll has been the duty and urivilulzc ul thc Garchivc stalls tu mukc and carry out thc plans lor thc 1043 your book. 'lihc duty of thc editorial staff. Mr. Bzliz. adviser, wus to sclcct a thcmc. plan thc lay out. thc art work, thc phntograFl1y, und write thc copy. l'hc ty ing stall' typed the copy or thc printer. thc busincsw staff, Rh. Pclmn, advisor. run the campaign for thc subscriptions to make thc pcmiiblc. It has also received all money for subscriptions und issued receipts. BLUE AND GRAY . . . A weekly feature ut G. A, R. is our weekly school papur. the Blue L1ndGray. IL is a paper which is written, edited and printed at G. A. R. The members of this club are divided inm groups. each doing its special work. The editorial staff and senior rcportcrs, under thc direction of Mis Ruse O'Don- neil write. edit, and make nswignmcnts. A junior Hi-Light column is prepared by thc ,Iunior Hi'zh School reporters under the direction ol' Mis Moyer. Directed by Mr, Romig thc printers print thc paper. K. A.K .... The setting is room -404 on amv Friday during the sixth period. The future Rembrandts und DcVincis ure nt work. These people ure mcmbcrs of thc Klcvcr Artists Klub. more com- monly known as thc K. .-X. K. The cightccn members who compuwc the club urc boys und girls of thc senior high school, Mr. Murray. thc advisor encourages an interest in the Gne arts. sculpture. painting, and drawing. During the past year thc members made pictures in oil. water color, und pencil. which they usc to adorn their own homes. JUNIOR ART CLUB . . . Students of junior high school with un artistic ability and un interest in nrt arc eligible for membership in the junior Art Club. During thc meetings. poster for playa. defense bonds and stamps, und school dccnrutiuhs urc nmdc. Many victory posters have been made during Lhs: past ycur for thc purpose of inspiring faith in thc future of our country. The club has bccn in cxistcncc since the opening of thc school. Math Club . . . The Math Club was organized eleven years ugo to increase thc knowledge nnd use of l1'iziLhcnmtic5 among thc mcmbcrs. lvlcm- bcrship is open to nny person taking solid geometry and trigon- omctry. Mr. To ' has demonstrated how mathcnmtics could bc udvuntugcuusl? nppliud to everyday lifc. Working thc problems which are brought ln thc club by its members provide u great dcul ul' interest among thc club members. SECRETARIAL CLUB The future men und women leaders in thc world ure mcmbcrs of thc Sccrcturial Club, with Mr. A. il. Watts us their advisor. The club is composed of only thc bcst typing students ut G. A. R. The purpose ul the club is to uid students in cvcry wily puwiblc to udupt themselves to thc routine work in the busincxs world. Pmofrcacling. cutting stencils. mimcugruphing, mimco- scoping, and clcuning und oilinp, typcwritcrs are but u few of their many duties. l-1-,.,A.vf.,.',-