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Dramatics Club 'W s uv Arts and Crafts Club The Dramatics Club presented radio plays and one-act plays for the students, as well as for the people of the community. The club interests students in dramatics and also gives them experience as play directors. N l 1 The newest organ- T ization at Roosevelt ' High School is the Arts and Crafts Club. which meets once each Week under the sponsorship of Miss Grace Roberts. The purpose of this club is to instruct students in handiwork that will lead into useful hobbies in later years.
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Walt Fishel Secretary-Treasurer Melvin Allen President Braves Council The boys' organization of Roosevelt made a change this year. It was formerly and unofficially known as Hi-Y but due to its organization was reverted to Braves Council. Their new motto is as follows: The purpose of the Braves Council is to create a better school both for those of us here and those who follow. This we shall do through Christian living. clean speech, good morals and clean sportsmanship. At one meeting Ted Tomlin, a former member now in the Navy, spoke on his experience in the service. Another speaker was Mr. Gillespie who spoke on Making Choices . The Braves Council with help from the girls' organization sponsored a debate where the faults of the high school girl and boy were discussed. They were also co-sponsor of the Soc Hop held in October. The Hobo Hop in April was a comeback to the Sadie Hawkins Dance which the Sunshine held in March. It, too, was a success.
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Pep Club ',, 3? J ,,.'v1 , , 1 f N. X P .A.A. The Pep Club strives for better sportsmanship among the players and fans. It tries to create en- thusiasm and prevent row- diness at the games. The club is very young but hopes to have more influ- ence in years to come. G.A.1-X. stands for Girls' Athletic Association. This club encourages girls to participate in sports of all kinds. It plans vol- ley ball, basket- ball, and ping- pong tournaments. Points are given to girls who take part in sports and if enough points are earned sweaters are given to them.
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