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The rooters cheer. The blue and gold is flying, As on the field the athlete guards our llmeg XVe watch with pride our teams uphold our honor, Fighting- uplaying f :1i1 ' to win the game.
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an altogether delightful and charming little operetta. The Junior G.A.A. is also a girls, club. Their president, Fern Reed, stated, '4VVe have had good turnouts for all our sports. Paddle tennis, tennis, and crew on Lake ltlerritt were among the most en- joyable sports. In- addition to these sports the members swam at the Y.VV.C.A. every Wednesday. Both clubs are well organized and they have worked hard to keep up their usual good records this term. JIJNIUIQ LIBIQAIQY HE JUNIOR High Library is functioning very satisfactor- ily this term, according to llfiss Squire, who has charge of the library classes. The students are all enthusiastic and enjoy working in the library. It is interesting to know that the first library board inthe new school was organized by the present graduating class in the fall of 1924. This board was composed of Lily Pearl Borell, Mary Brad- bury, Bill Vollmer, George Leutzinger, Alan Nelson, and Helen Kinney. The present board is Edith I-Iopp, Vivian Coffman, Seeley Foote, Baldwin Lamson, Leon Minear, and Ardyce lllurke. Seeley Foote is librarian-in-chief. BLUE IBIIQD THEATIQE The Junior High has its place in drama in University High School. The High Eighth students study the phases of drama, such as pantomtine, dialogue, monologue, and production. Some of our present high seniors now popular on our own stage, such as Billy VVood, Vladimir Aronovici, and Barbara Pomroy, started theatre working in the Junior High dramatics classes. This enabled them to go ahead in the Senior High dramatic work, and to be heroes, villians, or heroines on our own stage. The Toy Shop by Percival Wilde was presented by the seventh period dramatic class, named The Guild of the lliasquef' The characters were: Bobby, Nancy Evans, Betsy, Ruth Stone, the mother, Cathryn Morang and the father, Louis Dehoney.
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