Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1922-11-30
JUNIOR HIGH NOTES

The Leadership Club, brand new
organization in the Junior High, held
its weekly meeting at 2:15 on Monday.
The temporary chairman, Alice Kear-
ney, took charge. After taking in sew
eral new members, the club discussed
the question, "What constitutes q
praiseworthy act?p The final decision
of the matter was left in the hands
of a committee consisting of RATHER
inc Walker (ehairman), Jean WillIin-
ison, Grace Godfrey and Milton
Smithyman. The matter of "Code
of Honor for the Junior High was
submitted, after a general discussion
to committee composed of James
Curtis, Charles Guentner, Ruth
Stanm, Jack Mum and Betty Findley.
The present membership of the Club
includes the following; James Curtis,
Jack Mum, John Schmidt, Katherine
Walker, Milton Slnithyman, Betty
Findley, Charlotte Rowell, Alice Kear-
ney, Bernice Horton, Lydia Brown,
Lawrence Elton, Fred Holdmann,
Gertrude Stein, Ruth Stamm, Grace
Godfrey, Kenneth Gettelman, Jean
Wilkinson, Ellen Jacobsen, Irene Kut-
chera, Evelyn Meyer, Leona Wolf,
Charles Guentner, Donald Digman,
Marion johnson, Doloris Thomas,
Harriet Hibbard, Adeline Preis, Rob-
ert Gunderson.
Godfrey Morton, OBJ, has been
elected to the Student Council to fill
the place vacated by Charles Winding.
The Council is now made up of Jean
Wilkinson, Alice Zobel, Irene Kut-
chera, Morris Swan, Duane Wells and
Godfrey Morton.
During assembly period last Friday,
Mr. Livingston explained the system
used in caring for the Junior High
finances. Ali money collected from
such sources as the sale Of Athletic
Association tickets, the sandwich
sales, the Halloween Party, and Incl
dental fines is turned into the general
fund. This is taken care Of By the
Student Council. The purchase OF
jerseys for the football team made a
large hole in the treasury, leaving as
balance only $4.76.
The science classes are busy INSTALL
ing the radio apparatus which various
members have contributed. The aerial
has been erected, and before long q
complete receiving and transmitting
set will be ready for use, A loud
speaker is TO be used, giving the whole
clacc q, obapon IN licfaf in
The Junior Hi-Y Club held its week
ly meeting on Wednesday noon. This
is a new organization, but watch il
grow and progressi
Virginia Swans committee planned
the Assembly Program for Wednes-
day the twenty-second. The Sixth
Graders who captured second place in
the music contest at the Teachers
Convention sang three songs. Eliza
beth Schmidley gave piano solo, and
Florence Schmidley gave delightful
dance. These student programs are
credit to the committees in charge
and to the Junior High as whole.
The IA and "a English Glasses,
having completed the study of Long
! fellows poem, "The Courtship of Miles
Standish," dramatized it on Wednes-
day morning.
In the Boys Glass Basketball Tour
nament, the Ninth Grade Team, con-
sisting of Koehler, Smithyman, Curtis
f. Boelkow, f. Stark, label and Gault
lost to the Sophomores by a score Of
25-1O. Enough said"
The Junior High Basketball Team
is IN the process of organization
Temporary Captain, Milton Sn1ithy-
man, announces that the turnout foi
practice has been so good that the
Junior High will be able to boast OF
two squads of first team players
That's the spirit we like, Junior
Highs!
The Girls Basketball Series be.
tween the first and second teams Of
Aetna Park and the Central School
viii be completed on Wednesday. The
games already played have been very
close ones. Watch the Junior High
Notes next week for the final scores
Howard Bentz has recently been en-
rolled in the 7B class Of the junior
/ Iiign.
The Junior High Faculty will be
widely scattered during he Thanks
giving holiday. Miss Vandervelde
viii be in Waupun, Miss Carlson al
Whitewater, Miss ceseIl at Lodi, Miss
Handel at Manitowoc, Miss Rogers al
Appleton, Miss Thatcher at Brookfeld
and Miss Gesteland at Crandon, Wis
consin.
The following list of "things for
which the Junior High is thankful
was suggested by various members Of
the school:
The Thanksgiving vacation.
cs:== principal, Mr.. Livingston.
Our Leadership Club.
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