Grant Community High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Fox Lake, IL)

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WURIII UF ACTIVITIES Activity, the keynote of our miniature world, defined as The power of movement of mind and body, is exemplified by our various organizations and intimate associations. To all of our students, en- dowed with varying degrees of brilliance and industry, comes a yearn- ing for a slight diversification in the systematic pursuance of their various and sundry courses. This divertissement is, therefore, pro- duced by the introduction and maintenance of extra-curricular activ- ities relating to the many courses presented by our modern system of education. Each is an important factor in the satisfactory round- ing out of the finished product. From the executive branch we are given the Commercial Club and the Journalism Association. The language department offers both Spanish and Latin Clubs. The home economics division provides the Homemaker's Club, while our athletic section offers the G Club for the more dominant sex and the G. A. A. for the betterment of girl athletes. Two entirely individual groups supplied by the World of Activities answer to the names of Pep Club and Junior Red Cross, the former being for the propagation of a cheering section for our athletic encounters, the latter existing as a service club, the purpose of which is to help the less fortunate in our midst. In a wholly satisfactory manner these organizations satisfy the exigency for further outside activity in our many fields. In like manner our sphere of activity presents these nine entirely different tangents, each in its individualism yielding forth a part which unites with the remainder to create the happy union so evident in our minia- ture world.

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me GLEE CLUBS The lilt of foreign folk songs reminds us that we cannot remain isolated in our miniature world. Through the vehicle of these songs we are brought closer to old world romance. Then by quick transition we are marching with the boys in Blue and Gray through ll rendition of Civil War ballads. Witlm quiekened tempo, the bassos join to enchant us with snappy modern tunes. This wide variety of good music is ours, just for the listening. MIXED CHORUS SICATICIIZ J. Iillltllll, T, Scott, T. VVnmI, II, Iizlrtvll, IC, ln'llH4'lIIIt'I', A I., I.. Ilrzynnilzi. IC. Stratton, 11 Klein, I, IH-:arson I.-M-4-nnmzuiistl. . Kriu-'4-r, I.. Limb:-l'l, SIGUUNI1 IUWVI Ib. .In1n'p:e-ns:-n, I.. IIiII, IL Si-Inniwll. N, Svntt. S. Krepel, IXI. 'I'in'un-r, .I, Ilnng, V. T4ilIB'2lII, A. VVhite-, .l. VVvrImn, .I. II:-nish, BI. Davis, I ' ' ' ' I, VVuIInng, 5. lrlHIlIIIl'hH, RI, Tlmmnpsf-11. TIIIRII RHXY: Mr. Ilmlgt- tlvire-vtwwl. A. l':irrnlI. Il. Ilonn-r, V, Smith. Il. I.:-l vx'rt-, .l, XYln-vli-11 N, Vulisi-k. IC. Ilzimmzzirt, IP. 'I'nnyzin. I-'UVILTII liHNYi A. Ihr-VVnlil, A. Slut-rwnml, IG. Smith, ll. Vliiltle-rs, S, tIu1'y:ll1, Ii. llnztg, II. IIl'is1'Ilv:ll1, 4', SJIIIIUSIIII, ID. Svvi-rs. GIRLS' 651.1215 CLUB SICA'I'I'IIb: IC. Stratton, .I. Illnnni, 'I', XYoml, IP. Ilxlrtvlt. IC. Iwllsvlnn-r, A, Krin-p.:o-r. V. Klein, I.. Ilrzyinzxln, I. I'e:iVs4n1 fA1'4'HIIID2iIIISll. SI-IVUNII RIIXYI Il, .Ii-iii-gl-risen, IC. I!:unni.::n't, I.. Ilill. N, St-ntt, S. Km-ni-I, BI. Turns-r, I. XVnlIuinp:, Ir. 'I'onyzin, RI. lmvis. Mr. Ilmlgi- Ilbiiw-vtin'l. 'I'IIlItII IUPNV: Al, 'I'I1mnnson. A. 4':1r'roIl, .l. XYInwIl-r. S. Iilnnnn-ss. I1. Itonn-r. V. Smith. Iv. In-I 1-Yl'n-. BOYS' G1.1i1iC1.UB SICA'I'I-Ill: Ir. St-vm-rs, N. Yu-list-li, A. Slit-rwmul, SICVUNID IUIXY: IP, fiI'IS4'lIl'ilIl. II. IIIQ-ilwnf, S. 411-ryzlvl, fl. 4'IiiInIn-rs, ,I Iloziu. I I'e-nrsrm lAi'i'mx1p:i11istl. li. Ilnzig. I V in in 'l'lIlliIP IUIXY2 l'I. SIIIIIII, l'. Szllnlysun, A. lin-XY:1l1l. .l, ll'K+-s-fi-. Mr. .l, Ili lpn- ll lt '1 VI.