Fremont Junior High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Pomona, CA)

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COW:iISEaIONS CContinuedJ student body assembly. Mr. Doyle Bfiontz was faculty advisor for this group. ' GIRLS' WELFAICfE COMTLQISSION During the past year the Girls' Welfare Commission arranged all the social affairs for girls. These included a series of teas for the girls x of each grade, as well as the annusl nifjll fggmffw Mother-Daughter and Father-Daughter din- Q4-if' 'Vit QQ far ners. Dr. Lilah Vaughan was the speaker Lg ,Q at the Mother-Daughter dinner, and the Xggffi' Ml Reverend Harry E. Thomas spoke to the e- fini, ..V- J R, DK' mothers and daughters. Music andlother fefixxfffgxfx Xjf QNX en erteinment made the dinners ant teas f sl-J .- f ' 4- very enjoyable occasions. Q- HOT!-IRR DHLLGHTER The commission also was responsible for 'BHNQuE'T the Get Acquainted Tag Day and the porn-poms for the first football game. Miss Marjorie Hoyer sponsored the commission. GIRLS' ATHLETICS CGEHISSION The Girls' Athletics Commission has been responsible for all girls' sports and after school athletics affairs. The highli ghtf of this yearfs activities was ai Play Day given by Fremont girls for the Emerson girls. It was a big day much enjoyed by all the girls who attended. Mrs. Psiargaret Palmer sponsored this group. Q3 N . TXXPXEX ,E , 241' fu,-'X'k,. I mi?- feb , fa ,gf 5 774 X, lwg WD cj 'I - ' 'f XS? fi 7' X., sf 6 JE? t

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RED CROSS COM ISSION The Red Cross Commission consisted of a representative from each guidance section. A review of the calendar for 1941-1942 reveals that the commission has been steadily engaged in very valuable public service under the direction of Mrs. Arietta R. Douglas. October: The membership drive started October 205 S10 was collected. November: As a result of the Thanksgiving drive, contri- butions of food and 311.61 in money were made to the Community Cupboard. December: Christmas stockings were sent to sailors in the Naval Hospital in San Diego. January: 316.51 was collected for the Red Cross war relief drive, 341.00 was contributed to the March of Dimes Infantile Paralysis Fund. A February: Civilian Defense groups were organized in first aid, knitting, quilting, sewing,and woodshop. March: Buttons and yarn were collected for the Civilian Defense groups. April: Annual Red Cross Tea May: Money was collected for first aid kits for emergency use at our school. The group participated in the city Memorial Day services. June! The calendar for next year was planned. ff