Havermale Junior High School - Papoose Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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-vs, . . -IL-'FFT Tfi'f 21iw'iSeei'? lmE5S ' ' -V 13 .11 15531361 Q GIRLS' GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President ............................ Salina Harris Vice President ...... Katherine Blackman Secretary ,............ ............ J ean Matthew Treasurer ........,............. Raecylle Standish Bulletin Monitor ............ Fanny De Long Bankers ,...,..,................,.... ........................... Mary Elton, Virginia Sanders H. A. A. Representative ........,............... Annette Eichelberger News Representative ...... Xvilma Brazier Faculty Advisor .................... Rita Picker This club was formed to give all SA girls who wish a chance to be in a Glee Club. They have entertainments in the home room period several times a week. Read- ings, solos, duets, trios, group singing, and some tap dancing are presented. On Monday a selected group from the two girls' glee clubs sing under the direction of A. H. Biggs. GIltL'S GLEE CLUB fR.oom 123 OFFICERS President ................. I .............. Rose Kortte Vice President ....... ..... M iriam Berg Secretary .......... ........ Vi 'ayve Cady Treasurer ...... ....... X Virginia Mutch Bankers ........................................................ Velda Spellecy, La Verne Hardesty News Representative ...... Virginia Mutch Bulletin Monitor ............,. Marjorie Krick Faculty Advisor .............. Lena. M. Miller The girls of this club learn to enjoy music and the singing of classical, semi- classical, and popular music. They have appeared at several P. T. A. meetings, convocations, and helped entertain at the Girls' League parties, H- A. A- RCpl'eSentB.tive .......-................ and at Mothers' Tea. A Ukulele club Edith Honshell has been formed from this group. ORCHESTRA OFFICERS To give members regular training ln President ........,......,.... Beatrice NVatterud ensemble playing and as many oppor- Secretmy Jean Dumbolton tunities for public appearances as their T HI L, , t progress warrants, is the goal of the reasmer ' ' een lungs on orchestra. In addition, every member Banker --'----+--ff-------4---f----'f Donald Caufleld of the group, who is able to do solo Bulletin Monitor .......... Jean Dumbolton work, has a chance to appear before the H. A. A. Representative .................. ...... s tudent body in a special number, either George Finch singly, or in duet, trio, or quartet. Out- News Representative ................................ standing in such groups has been the Helen Livingstvn work of the violin quartet consisting of Boys' Federation .............. Frank Gilliam Marian McLaren John Dickinson Faculty Advisor ..... City Director ........ .. ..... .. Beatrice WVa.tterud, LeNore Bennett, Dronus Laws, Alysjune Dunning, with Jean Dumbolton at the piano.- 'WS 5 'TQ' it'i':Ii9 ISif-?ff'I1iTt':vIEft??Lgiifiiillifiisiisiiiifilk''i'fC' I A 'iff-aiQ-:...:. Q .3132 ..:':e.,:v:..:2Il?2.3iLYn'Y1?.'?5f.'i33. . . , . .. . , . . ,n 4 fig?-f.,.. 1 ..,.-,.. ...,w...-a..,.. f...-,..-.sm ev- fm , x.a...,4,.r?I.a EEi153':tiY,2?.it1iI-.X.iimsa:f.TQh.31iY.isi5TQLFg4,43 'Ktrial.,-g..sL:5.Zl,e,'s....gs.-.aLt.'Ef......,3,. -., g,.,4.1:.e. i' C355

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SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS President ............................ Ross Coonrod Vice President .,.,A....,...... Franklin Smith Secretary ................ ......... E verett Moje Treasurer ........... , .......... Roderic Paddock Bulletin Monitor ...... Kenneth Gallagher Banker ............................ Herbert McGhee H. A. A. Representative ........................ NVarren Pettls Boys' Federation Representative .....,.... Joe Canwell Faculty Advisor .....,....,....,........................ Lawrence K. Laughbon This club is to provide an opportunity for students to develop their scientific interests and inclinations, and to act as an exploratory field for those who are testing their abilities and interests. This group meets twice weekly and presents demonstrations, discussions, each member having an opportunity to lead. Each leader chooses his subject and presents it as he sees best. Among the scientific topics treated are: gas engines, steam engines, telephones, mag- netism, radio, the Dornier plane, and studies with the microscope. AVIATION CLUB OFFICERS President ....,........................... J olm Mandic Vice President ............ ...,.,... R ay Nelson. Secretary-Treasurer ........ Byron Havens Bankers ................. , ...............,........,..,. ,.,,... . , Dick Danielson, Arthur Dinndorf Boys' Federation Representative .......... Lee Pitts Bulletin Monitor ........ NVilson Lawrence Faculty Advisor .....,.......... R. E. Bodwell This club has been formed to get in- formation about the design, making, and operation of different types of planes, and to get actual practice by making and flying models. l The club has studied and taken tests on the theory of aviation, and has built und flown many models. ' Conducting the club along lines simi- lar to those in use by regular aviation schools was adopted by the organization. PORTA HONORI OFFICERS . Consul .................................. Virginia Boyd Vice Consul ..... ...... R ichard Jemison Praetor .................. ...... J ean Dumbolton Aediles ....................., ....... F rances Clark Faculty Advisor .....,...,,......... Rita Picker Motto: Libertas aut mors This club is to create more interest in Q37 Latin and its relation to English and other languages. Programs are planned by the Aediles and two assistants each week. In reply to the roll call, members quote Latin ex- pressions. Other features of the pro- gram are well known songs in Latin, games, talks on Roman life, and inter- esting Latin plays. D