Central High School - Lake Breeze Yearbook (Sheboygan, WI)

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COLORFI'L FOLK IIANCES TAI 'SHT Many girls thoroughly enjoy belonging to the Folk Dancing Club. They learned dances representative oi' many of the foreign countries. NVearing costumes creat- ed atmosphere and lnzide the girls feel as if they were aelually on foreign soil. 'I'YI'IS'I'S PERFORM SERVICE The Typing Service Club was made up of boys and girls who were glad to do Clerical work for the busy teachers and administrators, and also for Various other organizations: in the school. GIRLS DO AI'IiOBA'l'Il'S The Girls' Tumbling Club l'ound much favor with the athletic miss who learned many interesting stunts be- sides standing on her head and walking on her hands. .,.... a -41 x B018 BFCONII' GX XIX -XQTQ Squad Leaders Club did for the bovs whit the Tumb ling Club did for the girls It xx is Just one two three ind the entire group hid formed 1 pxrimid MARX I+ NIOTIONS POR! RAXFID Acting and Interpretation proved such ti popular course that an Aeting group was formed as an extra-Curricular activity. The members have succeeded very well in learning how to express Various emotions through facial expressions and bodily motion. DINING ROOM IS PLEASANT The school is fortunate enough to have a dining room where members of the home economics department may have brealcfasts, luneheons. dinners, and teas. a

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BOYS ENJOY SINGING The boys in the lllee Club took their music seriously and followed Mr. Faul- haber's directions to the letter-the re- sult-a well trained chorus of male voices. MAKE-l'l' GROUP ACTIVE X'Vith plziys, vztutlevilles, and oper- ettas on the list ol' svhool activities, it is important that zu. group of interested students be trained in the proper use of stztge make up. Miss Helen Her- man's Make-L'p Club took the project seriously and obtained some excellent results. CLl'B HAS SPEAKERS The Otiice Etiquette Club, through special z1i'r:1ng:,ement with Mr. Bftu, had :tn excellent demonstrzttion on the proper use of the telephone. They held their meeting in the zlnditorium, and invited members of other clubs as guests. PING-PUNG PROYES I'0Pl'LAR A Pint:-Pong tournament was staged when the school purohalsed ping-pong tables, and this game bvvume at popular UXYIQL1-QUl'1'iCLll2ll' ztctivity.

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GR0l'P Ml'CH IN DEMAND Thcl 130111716 String Q11:11'tet urirlor the llll'OCIiOll ol' l'r0I'e-ssor 'I'l1vocl0re XVinkle1' was very 11111411 in rlomzmcl lDl'OLlgh0llf. the Xllill' to 11lz1y :lt ftmctiozis both school and c'ix'it'. PEP PARADE IS l'El'l'Y A most s11c'c'e-ssful 111211 ll2ll'21dG was held tlw :lftcrrloon lmfore the Sl1ehoygz1n-Osl1- 140111 fcotlmll game. This was the home' 1-oming f11'vi1t, :xml ill11s1r:1tGd the 11111111- 1l:111c'-Q ol' sm-lmol Sllil'iT :111fl loyulty Ihr stu- flvzits halve- NEXV CLFB IS ORGANIZED Tho Girls' Club. :1 new 01'g':1r1iz:1tion begun this semester, gives girls the 011- portunity to discuss those 11rol1lems, both sof-iz1l :mtl 11f11'so1111l, which con' front them. Their llrst social event was a delightl'11l te 1, for l'Yl6'I1'1llS1'S 111111 fac- ulty guests. Inflivicltlul g1'o1111s held sc':1vv11s.1e1' hunts, roller skating 11z1rties, illlfl Yuri- Ous social activities which the girls enjoyed plzmning amd 11:11'tici11:1ting in. These groups have had EI most suocesss ful half year of club activities. far, s ,MN -J C ,-.1 ,X X is 1 RN