Central Junior High School - Junior Classic Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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'l' H ' ' A tt. gltxioit Linxssic -' A 1 fx i if 73 fv- Qhq ' -J .I 'I N.. 4 A a 4 5 H. , Q I as .Wir I p g. i ' L- 1 E 1 e' . V-' . ' J. Q. I -' 'Q .C I e v J' 3 1' - -1 S- f - Q .. K . .L V 4-,Y 1 4 - a F - ' 'F' - sk' It - I 7 L7 J' '-'S , 1 ' s 1 ' ' F it l A .ky- S i First Row: Della Bonne-LL, June Turnock, Gernltline Fortin. Gertrxnle Klutz, Lois Rumpf, Evelyn Pl-iltxi. :intl Martha Luce. Second Row: Jolain Ilorbely, Viruinni Kzxhl. Bernice Clem. Ruse' Zo--. Renata 'We-i--hi-oilf, Eilith Klein. .liine Finch. Third Row: Kathleen Myer-. Esther XViie-ehter. Annu Molnzir. Rinse Jflliuillls, Flor- ice Silzzul-:le-l :intl 'lain-llzx .Il-lt-he, Volley Ball A strong mind in a strong hodvu is the goal toward which the gym department has been worlt- ing during the past vear. Besides two hours in gvm each week. the Central Junior High girls have had the opportunitv of entering into dif- ferent sports. which afford clean fun after school ll0Lll'5. For hocltev. a large number of girls came out to practice. After manv practices the instructor cut the squad down to twentv girls. who carried the plav throughout the season. This team plat ed in a tournament against the other junior high schools. Although they failed to win all the games, thev enjoved the season to the greatest extent. The season was ended with a hanquet liclcl at the Y. XV. C. A. This vear's season in haslcethall was a most successful one. Manx' girls responded to the call for ractice. :Xfter much ractice. Nhss Young- A P E P - quist picked the following team: Captain. Renata Weisshrodtg forward. Rachel Har rave: forward g and running center. -lune Turnoclcz running cen- ter. Helen Nlagieraz jumping center. Lois Rumpr: jumping center. Louise Bailev: guard. Rose lacohs: uard. Helen Klcliilh 1 uard, Ruth . 2 P g Gore. During the winter the girls plated vollev hall during the noon hours. though no regular prag- tices were held. hut as the time drew near for the selecting of the varsity the girls took their plat' in a more serious attitude. Thev had a good team hut failed to win the citv championship. Thea' ranlted third in the tournament. Thzs is the outcome of the tournament: Yfashington .lunior High l. Rilex' 1. Central 3, Xluessel 4, Nuner 5. i'i'h..rr,-.tin .-..1

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'l5HE.lL'NIORCI..XSSIC. Q c . l -, , 1 v K tl -9, R.- l l l Y- 1 s ,f fl P 5 .I AQ , ,at 1- E 1 ! 2 se A .i -at gi 5- -f Al I VIP X NH 'r 5 First Row: E-ther Sixntlerrnan. Marzretta McDanie-ls, Margaret Mdfowzan, Mis- Meyer. Muriel Levy and Miss Sunilerman, Second Row: Gewr e Re-ruus, Mr. Hayes, VVilliam Oare and Henry Fefe-rmnn, Debate There is nothing that Central junior High School utters her students that is more interest- ing or more instructive than debating. The question under discussion this year was. Resolved: That the citv-manager form of munici- pal government is preferable to that of the mavor- council. Both the negative and affirmative teams dee bated the teams ot the other junior High Schools of the citv. The cltv championship was again won by the 'lohn F. Nuner junior High School. Despite the tact that the team has lost a num- ber of debates thev have gained a great deal under the znszruction of Central's coaches. Xliss lvlever. bliss Sunderman. and Nlr. Haves. The debanng season was closed with a de- batersf Srznctialf, and coaches' banquet held in the lame- l ii:tconib Rilev junior High School. The 'if r.-.ing figures shim' the standings ol' the varziw ltouivz 'rhi- Won. Lost. Central , 3 5 Nuner , 7 l J, W . Rilev 5 3 Washington 3 5 Nluessel ,,,. , ..,..,,r, ,, , ,, l 7 The members of the debating team were: .-Xnxrmativer Esther Sunderman. Nlargretta Xl:- Daniels and George Bergus, Negative: Vfilliam Oare. Margaret Nlccowan and Henrv Feferman with Muriel Levv as alternate. Earlv last fall Xliss Knudson. the teacher of public speal-ting, organized a class. the pupils of which were to receive special instruction in the art of debating. After several months ot studv several eliminations were held after which the dchaters were chosen and divided into groups for Il more extensive studv. 1