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TYPING CLUB Nlembers of the academic or other curriculum groups who have not had the opportunity of studying typing, may join this club. Dlany have taken advantage of the facilities of the Club and great progress has been made. Typing is a help and a time-saver for any student or worker in any field. BO YS' CHORUS This group, under the direction of Mr. Desilver, has proven to be an added asset to school activities this year. 'lfhe boys have shown their talent by giving a wonderful performance at the annual Christmas pageant and the spring oper- etta. BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB The Athletic Club, sponsored by Earl A. Smith, is a club in which out- door games are played in fair weather. The club pays dues and with the money collected, they have purchased all kinds of indoor games. They are planning to purchase wood in order to build ping- pong tables. tFortv fin ej
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GIRUS GAME CLUB Mrs. Schaeffer, as sponsor of the Girl's Game Club, has begun a girls' basketball team. The club spent many pleasant hours dancing during the in- clement winter weather, and in spring embarked on their annual softball train- ing. Forty fourj HANDICRA FT CLUB The handicraft club, under the ex- cellent guidance of Miss Foellner com- pleted many novel articles, and several really beautiful pieces this year, includ- ing some woven belts and clay objects. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F. F. A. club is an integral part of the vocational agriculture course. lt is an organization of high school boys who wish to improve their social and farm business relationships through group activities. The local chapter is affiliated with county, state and national organizations which function to set up practices andtgoals from time to time.
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Cafeteria Few realize what a fine cafeteria we have. The three cooks, Mrs. Morris, lVlrs. Hager and Mrs. Bruch do a grand job in preparing meals for the entire student body. Forty-sixl Our cafeteria is used for many things other than eating. We push back the tables for a makeshift dance floor in health classes. In club periods, we use the room for different activities. Then, for large social affairs we move the tables completely, and decorate with appropriate colored crepe paper.
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