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4 P Q it 5 E is as Fall President arbara Harrington p V I S 5 Spring President I Ann Corwin f -v.. ... GIRLS' HONOR SOCIETY The Girls' Honor Society represents attainment' in scholarship, leadership, service, and personality. Its purpose is to give service to the high school, to uphold a high stan- dard of conduct, and to stimulate interest in school activities. To be eligible a girl must have a B average in scholarship, be a junior or 41 senior, have 300 points in the G.A.A., and 80 points in the Girls' League. Every year a scholarship is given, and this year money was raised through the sale of candy and book covers. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club is open 'to all girls who.are taking homemaking, foods, or clothing classes. The goal ofthe club is to promote and develop a spirit of friendly co- operation between the student and service to the homemaking department, school, and community. Fall President Alma Wheeler S prin g President
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f 'gigs President Bob Schutrum DABA GOBA ART CLUB The purpose of the Daba Goba Art Club is to furnish an opportunity for students interested in art to meet and work together, to increase their knowledge of art problems, and to gain the valuable experience afforded by group projects. A successful project carried out on Hic'i Day this year was the drawing of portraits and full length caricatures of the uhicksv who ventured into the art room. Now, a craft project for making such articles as leather wallets, purses, and wood carvings is planned. 1 E: A , if 'K 'lf' v Bea Mafbinisi P7'f'Xid'C'l1f Bob Adent 'at 553 s K i,. 1tg. .4 .lfivif f a Carpc'11lc'r P1'C'SidC'71f THE MACHINISTS' CLUB AND CARPENTERS' CLUB The Machinists' Club is an organization to promote general social activity between the machine shop classes, and to gain a knowledge of machinists' work by taking trips to commercial shops in other cities. The Carpenters' Club is organized on a similiar basis for the students of the carpen- try classes. ' Athletic teams of baseball and basketball were organized by the classes to play other school classes' teams. xx
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