Ben Blewett Junior High School - Junior Life Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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Our officers are the following: Presi'dent ,,........ Gladys Russell Treasurer .,......... Goldie Isaacs Secretary ,,........ Violet Scallets Hike Leader ...... Madeline Kuhno Chairman Entertainment Com. Mary Schneider For our last meeting of the year, we have planned to unite with Miss McCa.1pin's club and have a picnic. For a girl that likes to be outdoors and have a real good time, the Camp Fire is the best club to Pjoin. Violet Scallets-9th Grade. 110 SS L. MILLS, Sponsor. IRE CLUB, MI E CAMPF TH

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THE GARDEN CLUB, MISS CRECELIUS, Sponsor. Camp Fire Girls' Club Q , HE sponsor of the ninth grade division of the Camp Fire Girls is Miss L. Mills. We are Camp Fire Girls in name and in spirit. We en- deavor to live up to the Camp Fire ideals as much as possible. We have learned the Camp Fire rules and have taken each one separately and talked about it. We each have an Indian name which has a meaning. For example, the name one girl chose was Nec-a-chee which is taken from needed and cheerful, Another name, meaning Butterfly , was taken because the girls liked the sun. We have taken two hikes to Forest Park. On one, we had a Wiener and marshmallow roast, on the other, a picnic lunch. We are planning now to do some Social Service work as all Camp Fire girls should be helpful. Last term the club made scrap-books for hospitals. During our indoor meetings we have many interesting and entertaining programs which are due to our talented members. One of our members wrote a play which was dramatized very effectively. 109 ll ,ml.4

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4 A . f , 'wx-f. .M . -4. . r ,V a,-..,.:, '-.0Si.2.,f. THE PRINTING CLUBf, MR. BEEMAN, Sponsor. The Printing Department OYS' may take printing from one to ten periods per week by ar- rangement with the administrators. Seventh grade boys usu- ally take it one or two periods. In the eighth grade there is pro- K ij vision for a printing class which meets for one period every day. Ninth grade boys may choose as many periods as is convenient. The Printing Club consists of ten boys who must not be members of the regular printing classes. f vin li 1 LJ xx, ff' All - all .IW Y wx Swim my ' 'i,'i G.1't+. in Most of our school printing is done in our own printshop where we have both a footpress and power-press. It is our ambition to have a new power-press next year on which we may print the junior Life. The members of the Printing Classes are as follows: Elmer Klersch, Asa Bryan, Emerson Young, George Bishop, Emmett Thompson, Lucius Morse, Southwood Morse, Charles Landry, john McCarthy, Ray Miller- baugh, Meyer Davidson, Earl Sherwood, Harry Pinkerton. The following boys belong to the Printing Club: Harris Evans, D. Gosser, Melvin Dillon, Waldo Lamb, Thomas Galb, Leon Katy, David Scham- bach, Carl Bolster, Lawrence Ewald, Charles Lamb. 111 ,lg