Garfield Junior High School - Review Yearbook (Fond Du Lac, WI)

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The REv1Ew1925 Garfield Club Garfield has great pride in her organizations. llfliss Schaar's Camera Club worked so hard on Review Snaps that they can't even laugh at bliss XVeier's Crazy Cross- word fiends. Our nine A boys were as determined as lVIiss Q'Keefe to join folk dancing, crochet- ing, or embroidery, but llflr. Kiesler, bliss llfloe and lvlisses Liner and Lawless pro- tested that such innocent children should be kept from harmful pastimes. lt is dreadful how lVIr. Greene's debators argue over why growing oranges at the North Pole is unlawful. As l was entering llfliss l3oyle's room a gesturing dramatist swung around and gave me a black eye. Speaking of black eyes, l received one when entering Nlr. IQdick's room, a slide trombone went too far. and you can guess the result. lldy opinion is that athletics and Glee Club should be together, as one exercises vocal cords. and the other. muscles. Nluch pride is displayed in R-'Iiss Van l-lecke's Radio Builders, they can always get static. Nliss Hirth's Classical Club is performing medical operations. They are picking at Caesar boni legis fbony legsj to pieces. To conclude we will say, lf any newly weds need home furnishings, call on Nliss Nlagaurnls or llfliss Breyer's Art Club. Organizations of Roosevelt Activities of Roosevelt have played an important part in the school life this year. Great enthusiasm has been shown and the attendance has been extraordinarily good at the meetings of the various clubs. Many oi the clubs have had parties and enter- tainments which have added much to the general enthusiasm. Among the organizations are: The Campfire Girls led by the Misses Ericksen, and Hraatz. Dramatic club sponsored by lVIisses Stocking and Goodrich. Glee Club led by bliss Finnegan. Hiking Club with Nlisses Breier, Miiiton, and Salinger as leaders. Mfr. Hanlon has charge of Boys' Hiking Club. Radio Club led by hir. Hoff and lVIiss Eiting. Science Club with Nlr. Scbultzg the Latin Club in charge of Miss YVhaelon. Orchestra is led by bliss Finnegan. The Teddy Stat? directed by lVIisses Breier, Katen, and Reilly. Volley Ball was coached by hiisses Reilly and Faustgen. The Tennis Club is led by the lliisses Voelker and Larson, and the Debating Club which was coached by Nlr. Hanlon. The Roosevelt-Garheld Award System Both Roosevelt and Garheld have adopted a system known as X. - the Award System . Awards of bronze, silver and gold are given li WJ to students who do special work along lines laid out by the faculty C and the student council. Awards may be obtained by those who excell in scholarship, 5 music, forensics, and athletics or by those who distinguish them- ,' ' Y selves in some other noteworthy manner. To receive an award one ' must not only distinguish himself in one of the above but must Q 'A measure up to certain defined standards of character, scholarship, ifnc Q and citizenship. He must also participate in at least two of the , -L-'iffy-E., school's outside activities. The system, though just put in operation, bids fair to be a great success. Page seventeen

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