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science club During the past year a new club, dedicated to the genre of Science, arose with- in the walls of Kanty. When their by-laws were drawn up, the members limited partici- pati-on in the club to Biology and Chemistriy students at Kanty. Students, however, who did not study Biology, but interested themselves in Physics were allowed to join the club provided they proved their worth by composing a theme, performing a demon- stration, or developing a project dealing with science. A committee of the club also wrote a constitution for the club. This was later sent to the national organization, The Science Club of America. Besides their monthly meetings, the organization partook in a number of outside activities, All twenty-five members of the club at one time visited the research labora- tory of the Hammermill Paper Company, Groups of five members also toured Legler Plating Company, the city filtration and disposal plant, after which they composed a report on their tour for future reference. These guided tours proved to be extremely informative and interesting. Aviva? ' ' 28 Professor john J. Kolasa leading in a field problem. Club rost cr on end pages.
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CHRISTMAS PARTY assemblies BUUIIIY Class Assn-lnblx. l.1-Il lu right: C. Kmicinski. C. Ciinoclmw- ski, C. Srmuck. and AI. Przvbvsluw- ski. Botany Assembly exhibition Lecture bv Dr. 81 Mrs. joseph F. Kij, ,2l
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Stump Club plans exhibit. Club roster on end pages. - ' f i . , 459516 -6 i 9 ' f seN sw:Q,ffsi -Q 4 W im V f ii, ' . hobby lobby One of the best ways to spend lei- sure time is to engage in an enjoyable hobby. At Kanty there were many va- ried interests among the students in the way of hobbies. Some boys built model planes, cars, or boats. Others delighted in records, stamps and chess, A few of the boys at Kanty chose photography as their interest. At Kanty much attention is given to the development of individual hob- bies. Two rooms in the school have been designated especially for the pur- suit of hobbies. The rooms have been christened the Hobby Lobby. Here we will find model work shops of all sorts. We can also see crystal sets and other types of radio equipment. Artistry work of the students adorn the walls of the Hobby Lobby. ll. Kozclrus illlll ll. Coscinski in pllolo l'00lll
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