The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-01-20
GARFIELD SETS ASIDE
SPECIAL PERIOD FOR
ACTIVITIES OF SCHOOL

beR1unluS next ocuuSSICI, OhO POtAoa
will be set aside every two weeks for
special activities at Garfield junior
high school. sponsored by teachers
and entered into by all pupils. Pres
ent activities, such as Girls Dramatic
club, the Girls Art club. and the
French club, will meet at this period.
A list of new organizations will be
opened to all present Tbs. 7-A's and
S-B's, who will be allowed to make a
choice of one of these activities.
Pupils will also make a second and
third choice, to either of which they
may be assigned if the membership
ma ximum has been reached in the
club of their first choice.
The following named activities will
be available:
Girls Art club, Miss MANHOOD
The work will be in arts and crafts,
with some drawing and painting. The
term fee for materials used with be
20 cents.
Girls Dramatic club, Miss Villa ms
and Miss Harris. ~
Boys Dramatic club, Mr.. Cox.
Latin club, Miss Parke-Open to
Latin students only. Short discus
sions of Roman life and customs;
stories of great Romans; Latin games.
Music Study club, Miss Marlatt
Study of music and musicians.
Boys Glee club Mr.. Rice.
Girls chorus, Miss Schultz.
Flower Study club, Miss Johnson
In pleasant weather field trips for
flower study will be made.
Bird Study club, Miss Hieger-Part
Of the time will be spent out of doors
in observation of birds.
Travellers club, Miss Wilson-Vistts
to interesting places with pictures
and other materials. Stereoptican
slides will be shown.
History Play club, Miss Kiff-A
study OF plays which have historic in
terest
: Boys Debating club, Mr.. Perkins.
Cadets. Mr.. Flatter-Military drill
and discipline. The first meetings
illw be held in the boys locker hall;
later meetings will be held out OF
doors.
Girls Scouts, Mrs. Graves-This
organization. ~,e q.
Boys Woodwork club, Mr.. Thomas
Advanced individual work in making
special articles.
Boys Electrical club, Mr.. Miller
Practical electrical work. -.-s.
Airplane Model Building. Mr.. Glib
bons-A study of magazine articles
on aeronautics and practice in model
building.
Boys Cooking class. Miss VOLTA I'd
Practical camp cookery; some work
in baking.
Girls Millinery club, Miss Earring
Practice in the making of hats.
Working Boys Athletics, Mr.. Ly
boult-Basketball baseball and other
sports. Only for boys whose work
after school prevents their participa-
ton in after-school athletics. Those
enrolled in this club will not be per
mitted to take part in after-school
athletics.
Boys Art club. Miss Florence VIII
liams.
Student Council '--
Following is a list Of persons and
the rooms they represent, who were
elected to the student council Tues.
day noon. Returns of the election
were made known Wednesday evening
Room /, Hanley Frame and John
Farmer; room 2, Joseph Kuritar and
Robert Kelly; room 8, William Schroe
der and Walter Schattel; room 4, Wal
ter Reinhardt and Robert Placke
room S, Wilbur Williams and Roland
Worth; room 6, Dale Anderson and
Corwin Beech; room Z, Mildred Bode
and Mable Bortner; room 8. Maxine
Campbell and Alta Dove; room 9, Bet
ty Estelle and Martha Ann Gennett;
room IL, Rhea Pyle and Emily Roberts
room IL, Helen Jones and Vera Lam
mott; room IS, Beverly Harter and
Mary Hodapp; room IA, Clifford HUH
and Taylor Holiday; room Is, Marie
McManus and June Matthew'S; room
16, Elizabeth Saued and Edna Scott
room II, Kathryn Weimer and Rather
inc WentZ, room 20, Denver Cooper
other members to be supplied; room
25. Richard Markley and John New
land.
Robert Sudhoff was elected chic
of police, with the assistance of the
following. Helen Heitbrink, lieutenant
Steward Buckley, Virgil Foreman
Byron Howells, Preston Lowe, Rus
sell Moore. Harold Niewoehner, Haze
Baker. Bernice Longstreth. Clara Myel
Caroline Nice. Florence Rogers anC
Luvera Zeigler, patrolmen.