North Junior High School - Argus Log Yearbook (Boise, ID)

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ARGUS Loo .k A If e v I1 'Sl lllslfl .. J l A . I x 4 9 ' ' srubv cum - The main stutly hall was occupied every X'Vetlnesday at club time with one hundred students who spent their club time in study, The majority of the members belonged to the ninth year and the majority of that group were members' of the graduating class this June. Miss Boier. the Study Club teacher, expressed her opinion of the club thus: The Study Club was a period of rest to me once every week as there were no disturbing factors among the group of young people who had learned the value of quiet study. HARMONICA CLUB The Harmonica Club, a new organization kin North junior, was very successful. XVe had obtained but few members though new ones were coming in very often. By the end of the school year we played very nicely together and intend to carry on this club until next year. CANDY CLUB Every Wiednesday in 401 , There were always line things to be done With butter and milk and sugagso sweet, Many good things were made to eat. Sometimes the candy we wanted too soon And then we were compelled to eat with a spoon, And then again when we waited too long VVe found we were glad that our teeth were strong. But we have had a load of fun Every Wfednesday in 401. AERONAUTIC CLUB The fourteen boys in our club studied the construction and design of airplanes during the club period each VVed- nesday. This year we studied all the fundamentals of and next year we will attempt to make a model airship. The president of our club was Pete Deseler and the faculty advisor Mr. Coleman. , 33

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HE ARCIIUS L66 1 ClLlUBS SOCIAL DANCING CLUB Among the many clubs North junior had the Social Dancing was one of the most popular. Due to the fact that so many students wished to belong. every ten or twelve weeks a new class was taken in. The jazzy orchestra was supplied with up-to-date music by the dues which were collected once a month. Like every other club it had to be carried on in a business-like manner. Therefore Lloyd Lashway was elected president and Violet Confer secretary. , ART CLUB . 'kk 'lhk ' Ax. '. ,. . d . . . 11 h, l- - I ie . tit Club this year worlte to decotate ioont 6 . 1, ' as an Art btudto. Members of the club worked on dtffcr- X Q i, Q ent projects 'such as curtain pulls. block prints, and signs. ' Q . Q Miss Tompkins, who had charge of the club, felt. that she , had an unusually enthusiastic group with which to work. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB The North Junior Senior Public Speaking Club has completed a year of successful work under the capable direction of Miss Cantor. Two comedies, False Pretenses and the Estabrook Niecesf' were presented in Assembly. This club proved their speaking ability in a debate against at High School team. The same debate was later given in Assembly. A debate was also given by this club in con- nection with the Health Campaign. The selling of the tickets and refreshments for the Circus at the end of the gainpaign were taken care of by the 111e1nbers of the c u . PEN AND INK CLUB The Pen and Ink Club was divided into three different Q, groups. The tirst section edited the school paper and pub- ' -, lished the year book. The block printing section made the - 'G cuts or pictures which were used in the Argus Log and LN, the school paper. The printing department printed the ' school paper. Special credit is due the printing depart- ment under the leadership of Clarence Kremers for the neat and clear work they have done. 32

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T HTEZKRNGUSC iobwmwwi AESTHETIC DANCING CLUB The Aesthetic Dancing Club under the direction of Miss Shappee learned many new dances and exercises. The Aesthetic Club assisted in many assembly programs as well as produced some of their own. The club worked more for physical development than to learn dances. Mrs. Campbell, who was a faithful piano player, aided us greatly. ' ' STUNT CLUB lhc blunt Club under the direction of Mr. Holcomb, was divided into four groups. cach under 1 separate leadcr These leaders led their particular group in the tumbling lttlutltb during the club period. At the great Ring-a-Ling Circus some of the members of the club produced '1 gymnastic act. lVe feel we have met with great success. THE ELECTRICAL CLUB The Electrical and the Radio Club amalgamated form- ing the Electrical Club. Under the competent leadership of Mr. Thorn and Mr, Ever-ill, the club has been a coin- plete success. Radios, elect-magnets, electric stoves, buz- zers, motors, picture machines and sign flashers were made in this interesting club. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts of North junior met once every week during club period. Last fall a Scout Rally was held and our troop went as workers of Clara Barton. At Christmas we packed a basket and Sent it to one of thepoor families in this city. In February the Girl Scouts of North Junior put on an Assembly program. VVe also took' the part of Pilgrims in the Festival of Youth. VVe had many en- ioyable times together. 34