Gwynns Falls Junior High School - Gwynnonia Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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SX Ili, the class ot 1038. at'l'eft1'onatelg dedu'aIv this edition of GWYNNONIA to Nltss Satvdvc Mc'Shc'rry, our loyal friend and faithful Vice-1'r1'nczpal. To her we could always turn for atrium' in trou- ble, knowing that her understanding, sympathy and palierwe would solve for us any problems in our school life.

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TO you. the class of 1928, l wish .1 very pleasant vacation after El hard ycar's work. and many thanks for upholding the good name and standing of Gwynns Falls School. l trust that your three years at Senior High School will be both pleasant and profitable. Yours sincerely, ROZELL Bl1RRYMAN.

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4 GWYNNONIA Iune1928 1925-1926 June 17-A. A. picnic at Carlin's Park. Sept. 8-Entered old School No. 78 for the first June 17-Vacation again. time. 1927-1928 Sept. 9-Halls and yards lilled with roaming Sept. 6--School opens with plenty of freshies and freshies. excitement. Sept. 23-Our introduction to the A. A. Sept. 8-First Recreation Program given in the As- Oct. 3-Much discussion of the new subject Voca- sembly Hall. tionsu by the freshies. Sept. 15-Organization of the French Club as an Oct. 15-Organization of the Junior Safety Coun- after-school club. gil, Sept. 21--Inauguration of the Civics Club Cam- Nov. 6-Hallowe'en Party given by the A. A. at paign to donate four hundred books to the School No. 65. library. Dec. 23-Christmas Holidayslill Oct. 17--The famous Kitchen Orchestra played Jan. 2-Happy New Year to alll during Recreation Periods. March 13-The first of the nine Blue Print Cru- Oct. 25-Boys' Soccer Team deadlocked Clifton- sades. the city champions last year. March 14-Packing, Packing, Packing to move. Oct. 31-Hallowe'en Party. March 16-The New Schooll A' lot of little frogs Nov. 15-Maryland Dairy Council's Fashion Show, in a very big pond. where our pupils strutted. March 17--Tours of inspection to real shops, real Nov. 19-Library gave The Book Pageant in the athletic fields, real gyms-in fact, a real school. Auditorium. April 12--The first of the Inter-class Playground Dec. 7-Announcement of the Short Story Contest. Ball Tournaments. Dec. 8-Recreation Stars entertained at Kernan's May 15-First public performance in the new As- Home for Crippled Children. sembly Hall. Dec. 14-9Bl posed as shadows of the past in the May 25-The pageant 'AMariners All at the Family Album. Stadium, Dec. 19-Arrival of the gor-ge-ous new scenery for June 18-Vacation, after a thrilling day at Gwynn the Chrismas play. Oak at the A. A. picnic. Dec. 22-The Dramatic Club staged its triumph, 1926-1927 Why the Chimes Rang. Sept. 8-School opens with forty new teachers and Jan. 5-Organization of the Hi-Y Club, aiming 'twelve hundred new pupils. to make the School in Sylvan Shades over Sept. 9.-Organization of the Travel Club. I into one in golden shades. Oct. 1-- School Chatter re-christened Gwynns Jan. 9-Beginning of the great serial The Rolling Falls Ripples as bentted our greater dignity. Romance. Didn't it thrill you, girls? Oct. 5-Organization of the Science Club. Jan. 28-Girls' interclass basketball championship Oct. 6-Safety Council organized. nabbed by 8B2. Oct. 29-A. A. Hallowe'en Party in our own gym. Jan. 30-Commercial Club dance for graduates and Nov. 22-Open House Night. giving our parents students. an opportunity to inspect our castle. Feb. l-REPORTS! I Il Many casualties. Dec. 22-Dickens' Christmas Carol given by Feb. Z-First victory in girls' basketball season. members of the school. G. F. P. vs. 79. Jan. 20-One of our most successful operettas, Feb. 15-Important meeting of the Commercial The Bells of Beaujolaisf' Feb. 2-Organization of the Live Wire Club. March 15-Girls won cheering championship at the Winter Carnival. April 29-Cozy Corner donated to the Library by Home and School Club. May 5--Exhibition of our work to our parents. June 10-Words for our school song were pub- lished with the thrilling announcement that the music was composed especially for our school by Felice Iula. June 15--First appearance of a printed GWYNN- ONIA. 4 Club. Esther Stevens of 9A6 elected president. March 9-Lucky Promoteds on Trial converted into Unlucky Demoteds on Not Trying. March 15-Fashion Revue of the pale lilies and blushing roses. Costumes by Hochschild, Kohn Y5 Co. March 19-G. F. P. triumphs over its old enemy. Clifton. March Zl-Epidemic of Spring Fever--remarkable cures by after-school classes. March 30-Fashion Shows still the rage. An in- formal review furnished with costumes by Hutzler Bros. Co.