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.Dul1m?h SJchoQlrr1a.sfttc'z's7 Cluio. The Duluth Schoolmasters' Club has held its usual meetings throughout the year and a greater spirit of fellowship and cooperation has been manifest. While many of the monthly dinners have been oc- casions of social intercourse, nevertheless the club has usually given consideration to phases of the educational fielcl. On several oc- casions prominent gentlemen have addressed the club and on other occasions club members have had charge of the programs. Several athletic evenings were enjoyed at the Washington gymnasium The committees have been active during the year ancl some constructive policies have been inaugurated. Several well known Duluthians have addressed the boys upon vocational themes. The Boys' Employment Committee has also been instrumental in assisting a number of boys. The annual meeting was held in May, at which time the officers for the ensuing year were elected and plans for a more active year were discussed. Officers for the present year: President-W. H. Schilling. Secretary-E. F. Geiger. Vice President-S. A. Foster. Treasurer-S. A. Foster. Executive Committee. Leonard Young. W. H. Benson. W. A. Nonnamalcer. Auxiliary Committees: Vocational Guidance. T. F. Phillips, D. W. Heistancl, V. B. Ging, C. B. Avery, R. l-lolmes, ID . M. Parker. Club Activities. F. B. Carey, l'l. Sullivan, A. R. Lawson. Boys' Employment. H. A. O'Brien, L. C. High, E. P. Gibson. 23
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vlrlflm Girls? Salt? Orgaraizaterxq The Girls' Self-l-lelp Organization, established in 191 l under the auspices of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae, has become one of the flourishing institutions of the Central High School. ln four years the active membership has increased from twenty to seventy girls. Many girls who need to earn money or their board and room in order to finish their high school course have availed themselves of the opportunities offered by this organization. Because of our large and varied membership we have been able to supply about three-fourths of the calls for girls. The occupations have been varied--helping with housework, caring for children, serving at par- ties, art work, sewing, and clerking in stores. The total earnings of the girls in the club this year amount to about three hundred and eighty dollars fS380J, made up of sums varying from sixty cents to sixty dollars. These figures we feel prove that the organization is supplying a real need in bringing to- gether the housekeeper or the business man who needs help and the girl who wants work. 22
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