Bay View High School - Oracle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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, An athletic program, a part of which was the play-off of the lntra-mural Basketball Tournament, was given at the first meeting of the second sem win the championship. The awarding of the Boys' the following meeting. ester. The All-Stars defeated the Cutter team to Club trophy to the winning team toolc place at On March ll, the Girls' Club was the guest of At another meeting a short play, Rip I .4111 ll'f11lsIr, During the ninth and tenth hours on April Fools' boys, this time at the Annual Dance held in the the Boys' Club at a joint meeting in the auditorium. was presented by a professional impersonator. Day the girls were again in the company of the Cfirls' gymnasium. L. V. Boardman, sectional head of the Federal Burea activities of that organization. At the next two meetings, an educational movie and a musical pro- gram were presented. Election f ff' e ' activities. u of lnvestigation, spoke on May 2 of the o o icers on lun, 6 closed another year of successful Boys Club lt was a year that brought both to those who participated on the programs and to those who were in the audience, sociability, activity, and intellectual growth. S NINGSTERS 'HOBBY LOBBY Przgzt T'Zi'K'IIfj'f7l

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Boys' Club Activity in the Boys' Club was set oft to a fast tempo on October 5 with a musical. At the second meeting the newly tormed sub' sidiary ot the Boys' Club, the Hobby Club, was in charge ot the program. lnteresting demonstration talks were given concerning the features and merits ot various hobbies. The Armistice Day program, as usual under the sponsorship ot Boys' Club, had tor the speaker ot the day Gilman H. Stordoclc, State Adjutant ot the American Legion. On Dec. 7, a playlet was presented in East Study Hall by Edward Bardwell and company. The Girls' gymnasium was the scene ot the annual Christ' mas dance held Dec. l5. SEMESTER I IOHN CLEMENCE, Treasurer ALBERT LUETZOVI, Secretary EDVVARD BARDWELL, Sergeant-at-Arms HAROLD REIGEL, Vice-president WALTER MOECK, President -3 Xing... OA' THF LOOQE SEMESTER H EARL MARCH, WALTER TAMMI, GEORGE LUELL, LEE GOODMAN, CHRIS POULOS, Vice- resident Se-raeant-r1tAArms Secretary Treasurer President P

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SEMESTER I RUTH HOFMANN, Sergeant-at-Arms THERESA PEGIS, Vice-president JULIA OBRADAVICI-I, Treasurer MARY LOUISE SCI-IEFPLER, President PHYLLIS LAMBRECHT, Secretary 3 Ptlffl' Thirty ,.,, CIRCUS DAY Girls' Club Strike up the band! This Was the com- mand for Elaine Ewig, the drum major, to begin the Layem-Slayem Circus which was the climax of the year's program of the Girls' Club. A small brass band consisting of Girls' Club members led the performers down the center aisle of the Auditorium. Harriet Kaminski acted as barker of the circus. Since Rip Van Winkle is a tale enjoyed by both young and old, the play version of it was presented at a joint meeting of Girls' and Boys' Clubs. The Boys' Club was the host to the Girls' Club. The first semester brought Miss Elaine Astor who spoke to the girls on the subject - Personality . Her many hints on charm and her advice concerning posture were practiced by the girls in the days following.