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Scrap Sjjrlvo Wo hoar bhcro ia still a person in Borkeley v ho has a water heater, Betv con Mrs, Montagno « s advisory and Perry ' s boys, and other advisorios ransacking this city for metal, tin, bronze, we wo.ndcr howl The total teachccl somewhere in the vicinity of 45 tons, with Mrs. Montagno ' s advisory turning in the most scrap. The proceeds wont to the Berkeley Hospital Unit for equipment. Don ' t be surprised if one of the boys from Bataan comes back with a story about shooting a Jap with part of the Key System rail- road track that some of the fellas gathered to make bullets, -- Ct0 or go SiAtton Praise the Lord, and Pass the Ammunition Bond Drive Arc we wonderful! To think that we have averaged about $50 a day in our sale of v ar savings bonds and stamps. To top this, in the December 7-14 drive Garfield rolled off vrith $5 600 and that ain ' t hay ' By the way v e didn ' t do so bad selling stamps in the auditoriumr ' Over -fl,000 in 40 minutes.- If we can keep this up, even Mrs Gavin ' s ;.;dvisory ' s grand total of $502 will seem like chicken food. --George Sutton Boys ' Association The Boys ' A ssoci.ition v as run very well this term under the able leadership of President Bill Morrison, The programs were well planned and interesting. On October 9 there was a very interesting film on the building of a me d ium - s i z e d b omb c r » Again on October IG there was a short cai=toon and a football film called pigskin progress, It told about football from the time vifhen it was a mere child to the present day football. Then on November 4 an exciting National League baseball picture named ' Safe at Home v as shown. On November 18 there were tv.ro very ' tlirilling football films, Thj first one was the Berkeley High- -Richmond gamie , The second one was colored end on the Richm.ond -St , M-r,7 ' s game. Assemblies of G, S, A. The G, S, A, went along smoothly this tci m, with a svi ell little president and oxr.cutive bo::.rd. The first assembly was held September 25. It was for card sales. The second assembly v as held September 50, The speaker was Mr. George Houttcn v ho talked about the Scrap Drive, F udie Michel then gave a skit on the same. The third .assembly was a skit on bonds and staFips, ' held October 22. The next asseii,ibly was on November 6, when the constitution v;as read. On November 15, the next assembly v as held, at v;hich war stamps and bonds were sold to a total of |::1,100, The next assom.bly was all Mr, Law son ' s iri v hich he talked about the conduct of the school the past fev weeks, Tlie next assembly ' was held on December 7, Tv7o naval officers and a sailor gave talks on Pearl Harbor and the war in general, 18
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stud. ant Court ' iaiu- .Tiiilth walked awav .from the bicycle, room. Inside the rodni ' waji ■ his oike- ' -ir p ' ' aiidcd £cr- 30 d ijii. Ho recalled that 40 minute ;i ' a.70 ho had had his bike. Then 35 nimitoET r.go ' if was as r;;ood as gono= - ' h had boon called hy the btudent Court. Bailiff Murphy I ILnng in the dof ei dant . fie wfij facing the court. Alter ticking th3 oath he had been questioned — quoijtion ed about riding hi3 bicycle on the playground. Ho vv£ guilty and knew it,. They e plairiod to hiir that he luight have hit someone. I ' m guiltyl ' (n?hose words were frc L hie own L outh. ) After a diecuL5c;ion with the other lusticoc, the chief came in and pronounced the sentence. Sam went with thj Irstice to the bicycle room, vberc tUoy locked up his bike. Ho had learned a les-:on though. Still thinking, Sam omith walkud into the school building. ii- -, ' r -. ' r i ' c A- -v vc r V ' r Carfield etudents should have, and do have, vm ch freedom. Occasionally, 3omoone t:-:kes ,au vantage of it. The Student Court helps pupils to realize their mistakes, and to realize how lucky they are to be able to to a fine free school in a free country, • •Vg have Aad only a few minor cases this Gcrm, thanks to the cooperation the f acult y and students . It is ho 000 there will be no cases at cll, next term, . -Chief Justice Jim Bailey As told to Bob IViOr risen Junior Traffic Police A v;histle blows and all cars stop on the corners of Rose and ' Grove, ITov; Garfield ' s pupils can cross in safety- -thanks to the Junior Traffic Police, To have a well workina; Traffic squad the boys drill every Monday morning under officer Stevenson. Charles Schnieder is top serpx;ant,. Martin Halversen and Artmr Sparks are serg .ants. Buryl Bramer and Charles Fuller are corporals. The foUovJin. boys are on the scn.iad; L rn-.n Hitch, IX:n holvin, Harold Townsend, Wade Hic;aaan, Kenneth Caldv ell, Norman Ale7;ander, Jack Carter, Tom Scott, Bob Bonncy and Harley Riley, Girls ' Association This term the gals of Garfield had a series of grand programs Wo had five top assemblies s-ach as the Big Sister Party, given to the Low 7 ' s by the High 9«s, The scraibs had . swell time, and everyone enjoyed it. This cam-w off on September 25, Next, the girls had a fashion show on October 23, Some ' of the models in- cluded the Lc.mon Twins, Marilyn Peterson, and Nance Wale, On October 58, there was a Hallowe ' en program which gave everyone the shivers. There was a movie str.rring Mick.jy Rooney on i:ecember 4, On the same program, was also a picture on reptiles. Our final pro gra x v as a wonderful Christmas party and play for the little or- phan boys and girls. Patsy Kempf 17
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