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[24] The Seniors As We Know Them Name Nickname Weakness Favorite Pastime Favorite Saying Favorite Sports Favorite Subject Pet Peeve I.ife Ambition Athlcen Dahl Dolly Buying new clothes baking Eating It makes me sick. Dancing and horseback riding Typing and reading Washing dishes and getting up early To be a nurse aid and house wife James Lons Jim Sport Reading sports Sorry Football and basketball Journalism Washing dishes To be n world traveler Nieolinn Perri Nickie Sweeties Keeping a memory book I don’t like that. Pasketball and roller .-knting Typing and Algebra Cold hands and wasting time To be a nun Don Wicdmcycr “Dec Letter writing and baking Going homo to see her boy friend it makes me nervous and It’s true. Baseball and volleyball Typing and Reading Going to the dentist To be an office girl Wayne White Wiener Kidding Listening to the radio “It make me tired. Hunting and fishing Social Studies Being teased To be a resort owner Catherine Zick Catty Shopping Listening to the radio So what Dancing and hiking Typing Getting up early To be a physical therapist
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apeak to the member of both societies. The theme for hm interesting talk were: The Man Who Could Not 1,0 0, “The Tell-Tale Heart and The Romance of u Busy Broker. The director of the Phoenix Literary Society were Messrs Marvin Rood, Duncan Cameron, and Fred Necsam. Badgers Boy in our school from nine to twelve year old arc Badger . There wore fourteen Hadjrcra this year. The Badger meetings were held Tuesday after school. On the pleasant day of the fall and spring the meeting wi re outdoor . The boy enjoyed hiking, games. Nature Study and baseball. On cold or stormy day the Badger met in large room at school. Thr Badgers made and wrapped Christmas present . They made scrap books, valentines, kites, paper toys, KasUr caids, Mothers' Day cards and May-basket . They had parties for Hallowe’en, Valentine ' Day ami other -|H.-ial day . The Badgers had lots of fun at the picnic with the Bluebird in October und in May. Howard Challoner, Loo Frasier, Martin and Marvin lluobncr. Lloyd Ol on, Isidro Llanos, Ted Myhrc, Arvid l.undgTvn, John Rahiola, James and William Keinlck, Paul Spovacek, Larry Steinacher und Eddie Szajttn were Badgers thi year. Mr . .Storey. Mr . I’ynn and Mr . Stewart were the Bndger leader . The officer were: President, William Reinick; Vice-President, Howard Cholloner; Secretary' Eddie Szejna. Bluebirds Thi year seventeen girl from eight through eleven year were Bluebird . Their officer were: Pre ident, Charlene Sjnquifft; Vice-President, 1-aVnnnc Chri topher- on; Sec notary, Betty Byrne. Bluebird way are fun and they are ideal which should be carried on into each member’s every day life. Some of these way are: helping others, being obedient, being courteous und trying to make other happy. Bluebirds want to lm honest, kind. true. indu triou , loyal and cheerful. They want to become Girl Scout when they are twelve. At the beginning of the year, each Bluebird made u book for herself which contain the Bluebird law , promines und the name of all member and officers. A part of the year’ program consisted of outdoor activities such ns hike , picnic and outdoor games. Two joint picnic with the Badgers wore held at the Delavun Atheletic Field. They played gumes and the leaders prepared the lunch. For indoor activities the Bluebird had regular mooting , played game and worked on their scrap book for the hospital. They made Christmas gift for their parents and card for Valentine’s Day. Al o during the year, Hallowe’en, Valentine and Easter parties were enjoyed. Mr . Thomas, Mik Towne and Mias Hobart were the director . [ 23 ]
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