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MUSIC A Cappella The A CappGlla ho.s Jis.d riany invitations to sing for various groups this term, but due to the cjim out restrictions has not been able to accept any of them. Patsy Kempf GIRLS GLEE The GIp. ' Is ' Glee is made up of girls from all the grades in the school. The membership this sem.es ter was eighty-five girls. The Girls Glee h .d a busy season. They .lust sang for the Womxon ' s Organization of the Ncrthbrae Ccmmunlty Church, Rever- and Cross, ' of the Ncrthbrae Communtiy Church, after hearing the girls sin phoned Mr s., Young and asked if the girls would sing in the morning Christmas Service at the Oaks Theate r, The girls brought happiness to the patients of the Berkeley General Hospital by singing Christmas Carols in the corridors. Their last performance was singing for the incoming low 7 s at. the close of the semester. The officers rf the Girls Glee -are; Prosidont, Jane. Texdahlj Vice-President, Mary Kimber; Treasurer, Margaret Olney; Secretary , Joyce Taylor, The B. :ys ' and Girls ' Glee shared the planning and fun of a party at John Hinklc Park, TPie Girj.s ' Glee develops an appreciation for music, offers the pleasure; of singing together and helps to develop the voices individually. Assistants and Helpers The Faculty alone can not run this school; they must have help from the students. Students can (and do) help in many v ays. Besides the executl ' o board, student court, etc., there are student assistants and holners. Some students help ' in the office or libi ' ary; others help by being attendance helpers, gym assistants, lockor assistants, or by working : n the public ad- dress. All students vnlunteer for the jobs, and must have good grades and time to be hol.pers. The students learn much from their duties. Office and Counselor helpers learn clerical work, run errands, sort and file papers, lielp nev ' students and have many such lobs. Library assistants ' learn about library work. They 7 ork at the desk, put av ay books, and help find bocks. All helpers learn, and gain much knowledge. This term, too, assistants and helpers have rt.ceived rewards. Everyone is grateful to these boys and girls for their fine work. Bob Morrison 25
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aiRLS ' SPORTS contirmed Tennis v as stc.rtod again g his tcriri and it is hoped that it v;ill soon becorne a regular activity. Results of tlae com- petition v. ' Gro as fellows s ■ First place Jo Ann Aiistin Second place Shirley Ketchem Third placc--i ' ildred Kohlnicyor In inter-class volleyball the lev nine defeated the high nine and the lev ei ht boat the high eight, thtis representing the school. Results of the intor-school competition wore as f ollov s I Burbank Low nines won-tv;o, lost none. Low eight! won one, lost tvro rillard . ■ - Low nine; won tv o, lost one. Low eights von tv o, lost one, J30YS ' G-LES . This scmostor Garfield ho.s had a very fine Boys ' Glee, offering them riany- opportunities, .. l. Thcy boc rrnc acquainted rith boys in other grades, 2, They oprned Glee letters , if they had perfect attendance , The otitstanding Social Event was a party v ith the Girls ' Glee. After being in Glee for one sc.Tiester they are entitled to go into A Cappella, This sernostor the Glee was directed by Mrs, Youjn.g, To helo her, officers were elected by the boys. They v ere as f olloFS s President, Jolui o ' rcuzzij- Vicc;- ProsidGnt , Richard iTidoverj Secretary, Dick Tebbi Trecsurer, Joseph Sibelia, A fev of tl:c Gleet ' s cter soloists are? John Brillhart, Ed Caine, .Gilbert Erau.n, Lloyd Grchari and Dick Gardener, On Decenoor 1, the Glee sang for the P, T. A. Their 3cng was ' Thi3 is 7; orth Fighting For ' ' , They sang again on Sujiday, Deconber 20, It was for the Berkeley CoiriTiunlty Chrlst- nas progr- jn, held at Goirnunit r Center, It is hoped that the Boys ' Glee vtIII carry on the laigh standard it has set this year. Band -nd Orchestra This ten: ' ■■e have an addition to the realm of music in C-arfleld; It ' s the little fellow v.ho makes the students jui ' ip and jive, - .nd teochers close their do- rs and windovrs , The one v h-o made its first e.ppcnj?ance at the Boys ' Blocli G Dance, v as the Garfield Dance Bandi This doesn ' t take up all of TTr, Min- zyk ' s time, for he also is responsible for oiir syjoII band and orchestra who have m.ade several appearances this sencstcr. The band and crchestra played for the ?, T. A, on December 1 -and November 3 respectively. The band also went to the Calif orni a- -Oregon game ' -•nd played -.t Edwards ' Field for the Y. M. C. A, after the game. Joyce liar tin 22
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