Racine High School - Kipikawi Yearbook (Racine, WI)

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The 6. QE. 'JL Cllluh Cn January 23 about thirty-live of the liveliest and peppiest girls of R. H. S. organized the G. G. L. Club. Vvithin at month the membership had increased to 85, although it is exclusively a Junior and Senior Girls, Club. Regular meetings are held at the Y. XY. C. A. after school on the first and third Vlednesdays of each month, and in the evening on the second and fourth Vved- nesdays. The purpose of the club is to unite all members in a spirit of friendli- ness and service, to win other girls to its membership, and to stand for the best things at home, in school, at work, in church and community. The girls gave a Valentine Party for the K1. Cl l Cl,l'I5 Hi-Y Boys, and everyone. especially the boys. had at grand time. The club has had some very fine lectures on birds, nursing, and on many other interesting subjects. The G. G. l,.'s are 21 lively group, and all strive to live up to high ideals. A G. U. l.. girl is always easily distinguished from others by her friendly attitude toward everyone, and by her enthusiastic spirit in school. QJFFICILRS President SUs.xN lXlCCUI,I.OUGH Yiee President , hl,xR1oN S'r14:E1.12 Secretary AIARION Cix'rT13Rix1,I, Treasurer , .,lflLEANok BAGGOTT Adviser Miss XvI0l.li'l' Joi1NsoN, X . XX. C. A. Secty. lli YC 70 l.l'B

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E. R. QE. Although not much is heard about the G. P. Cfs, the girls are a Deppy crowd. This group of girls was an liconomics class the first semester and their aim was to build up school spirit. At the end of the semester the girls felt as if the work should be continued, therefore, a meeting was held and a club organized. During the year the girls purchased gold and black paper chrysanthemums and felt arm bands. These emblems of school spirit the girls sold to the students, who wore them at football and basket ball games. The large megaphone used by the cheer leader was purchased with the profits from these sales. The clean appearance of the victory banner which hangs in the lower hall, is another result of this club. The girls surely roused the slumbering school spiritg and along with their adviser, they should be given the thanks of the entire school. G. P. C. CTFFICERS Faculty Adviser. . Miss PTARVEY President... . lC1.1zA1sE'rHPoT'r1Nc:ER Secty. and Treas... . . GRACE HOGAN Spanish Qliluh During the first semester, membership in the Spanish Club was open to students who received an MEM in their Spanish work. Only a few meetings were held during that semester, but at the beginning of the second term, the club decided on an active program. All Spanish students were made eligible and the club grew in size. Kleetings were held on alternate Tuesday evenings at the homes of the various mem- bers. The members paid dues, and in this way covered the expenses of the refresh- ments at the meetings. , in The programs consisted of the study of Spanish literature and the singing of Spanish songs. ltlveryone was expected to speak only Spanish during the meeting, As a whole, the year has been a very successful one. O1f1+'1cERs President . TYORMAN CHRISTENSEN Vice President . CTLADYS SCHILLINC Secretary. HERBERT Voss Treasurer liouls hloI1R Faculty Adviser. .Miss SHEAKLEY

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