Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-06
JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES

SembIy Wednesday was the song
I recognition contest. Each pupil was
provided with piece of paper and
"a pencil. Viola Rowe played the
selections on the plano. AS the pu-
pills recognized the music they wrote
the title on the paper. At the end
or the period the papers were col
hcted. Several of these programs
VIII be given during the year. al
the end of which the winner will be
given a prize.
Inc boys. have elected Wilbur
Johnson as captain and Leo Camp
Cell manager of the basket ball team.
falth Cony was chosen captain
and Priscilla Pomerleau manager OF
the girls basket ball team.
The junior class have organized
ard chosen the following to serve as
officers for this year: President,
Arial IaIibertie: vice president,
Charles Harmon: secretary, Richard
MEZzy.
The Latin Club held its second
meeting in the auditorium Tuesday.
The name S. p. q. Il. the Senate
and the Roman People) was chosen.
Officers were chosen to conform with
those of the Roman Republic. They
are: COnsuls. Bernard Larsen and
Viola Rowe; quaestors, Bertha Pool
CT and Carroll Pooler: censors. Bar
bora Johnson and Lucille Blanchard:
praetors. Faith Cony. from the Pa
latino Hill Groom ~: Eleanor Will
son, Capitoline Hill Groom ~: Mad
cline Parks. Esquiline Hill Groom
~; Phyllis Sterling, Viminal Hill
Groom -: Theresa Mahoney, OUR
inal Groom 81: scribes, Catherine
Thompson, Lame Rancourt, Florence
Vein. Theresa Mahoney, Virginia
Blanchard. Rebecca Chester, Leon
arc Helie. Rose Miller. Harold Tay-
lor. The scribes are each to write
to some club In a different state to
Inform them what we are doing here
and receive information in turn from
them as to what the other clubs are
doing. Plans for raising funds were
made, which will be announced later.
The Radio Club is proving so pop
ular that two divisions have been
formed.
Recently a film from the Stude-
baker Company was shown to the
pupils in the automobile repair de-
partment.
Two breakfasts have been served
recently by members of the Junior
class. At the first Pauline Williams
and Gwendolyn Farwell were host
esses, kathlyn Davis and Donna
Kendall. guests, and Bettina DeLisle.
Bernice Buzzell. Bernice Murray and
Rose Corey prepared the breakfast.
At the second, Lorette Bourgoin and
Henrietta Cyr were hostesses; Char
lotte Harlow and Erline Burgess.
guests: barbara Bridges. Mildred
Eolduc. Amanda Cote. Phyllis Hunt
err, prepared the breakfast The
menu consisted of rolled oats and
cream, bacon, toast and cocoa. III
was served at $50 a. NJ.
A very interesting meeting or the
Science Club was held recently, I'M
der the supervision of Miss Lambert.
Hillard Sawyer was elected preSl-
dent. Andree Fortier. vice president;
BERNARD feathers. secretary: Albert
Foster. Hallett Foster. tredeick
KYLE, Carlton Brown. executive COM
mittee: Helen Nivisou. treasurer.
About 100 members were present
pnd several interesting projects were
started.
Casting OF ballots for the presi-
dertial election not only TOOK place
In several of the school buildings OF
the city Tuesday. but mock elec-
tion true to form, was conducted in
Tho social science classes under the
direction of Miss Phillips and Mrs.
NcKochuic. The pupils were re-
CURED to register in advance. the
check list was posted. the ballot
clerk gave out the ballots. the closet
In the room made an ideal booth, to
which each retired in turn, then de-
rosited the ballots in the box. The
result of the election in the senior
class is as follows: Whole number of
votes cast. 120: Coolidge, q. Davis,
80. I.aFollette, 10: errors. Is.