Solomon Juneau High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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More Eighth Hour 1 t Activities ' T' 'J Photography is one of our varied The stage craft club performs a eighth hour activities teaching in- Service for rhg gghonl by Congfmqg- terested students the art of taking ing the props for our many stage developing, and printing pictures. prgdugfigng, Boys' Clee Club, organized to provide the chance to sing to any boy in senior high school, meets during the eighth hour on Thurs- day. Mr. Reiser, its sponsor, says. Arts and Crafts, which is spon- Boys' Clee Club is just for recref Y sored by Mr. Redmond, provides ational purposes and the individual Square dancing, directed by Mrs. Ixracower, gives people interested in posters to advertise our many ac- pleasure of each member. it a Chance to learn' tivities, along with other art work. Mi I 9 I f