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Scoutingi'Parties s s s s va FIRST ROW: R. Paredes, L. Cassel, G. Rpy,. H. Woodworth. SECOND ROW: C. MonteVerda, V. Schrum, A. Colendnch, P. Segalg, D. Dorroh, H. Malxspina, P. Martell, J. Vukasinovich, T. Malispina. THIRD ROW: J. Oneto, R. Lawmarsino, B. Lagomarsimo, B. Stephens, W. Solari, V. Stegman, A. Mills, J. Moore. FOURTH RO : O. Mills, E. Hobday, A. Banchero, J. Kurtz, G. Marchal, T. Osbom, C. Stone A Bret Harte Instrument Club With the beginning of this school year a new and interesting ac- tivity was added to our school routine. It was the organization of the Bret Harte Instrument Club. At our Hrst meeting we elected our ofiicers who are as follows: Mamie Sayer, presidentg Raulin Lagomarsino, vice-president, Ambrosia Colendich, secretary-treas- urer. There are now about thirty members belonging to the associa- tion under the direction of Mr. Berry. It was so arranged that all members could obtain instruments. An agreement was made for those people who did not own instruments that they might buy them and pay by monthly installments. Our Hrst semester was devoted entirely to instrument practice. At the beginning of the second semester the band was organized. It was planned to have band practice every Wednesday evening, but due to some conflict our evening practice was dispensed With. The next plan was to have an hour class from eight to nine in the morning three days a week. In that Way all members were able to attend. At the present time the band is rapidly progressing. We have been asked to play for three high school functions, namely, Public Schools Week entertainment, senior play, and graduation. We are all wishing the band a great deal of success, and We hope that its members will continue to be prominent in many activities. r'Bl25i9+'-
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