Galileo High School - Telescope Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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me a a ff f 'iiflli f 1 4,154 YIWQ 'Q X Y ft if Ji -' ' I , L The Pep-Clinic brought forth many useful su- gestions, but most important it developed good- will and friendship among the student leaders of the participating schools. . W. W ,ff Lowell High was the only school that was absent. 1 3 , V Z I ? 4 , 4 The City's First . . At Galileo Song girls demonstrated their routines, Student Body officers exchanged ideas, yearbook editors compared methods and means of producing yearbool-as, newspaper editors talked about advertisements and yell leaders shook the school in the attempt to out yell one another. This was Galileo on Saturday morning, October 6, as we played host to the Erst annual Pep-Clinic. The Clinic was created in the attempt to give the schools a chance to exchange ideas and methods, in the hopes of bettering school activities. A general assembly gave the representatives a chance to become acquainted, this was followed by discussion groups and a lunch in the courtyard. A general assembly was held after lunch during which reports were made on the activities of each group.