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HENRY JOSEPH GARRETT Des Moines (Iowa) Lodge No. 849
of course are most beneficial to a ,community.
In athletics the three major sports are baseball, football and track work, and up to this time all of the teams ■of these sports have been unusually successful and I presume and hope that they will continue to do so.
Hockey, swimming and basket ball all have their place, but haven’t been developed to any great extent as yet.
The numerous musical organizations at Mooseheart offer great advantage to the student. There are two bands.
The Senior Band, organized in the winter of 1914, has forty-seven pieces, fourteen of which are played by girls. The band plays comparatively hard selections and has been on concert tours to both Atlantic and Pacific coasts. I became a member in 1916 and for the last two years have been solo clarinetist..
The other band was organized in the spring of 1918 and is called the Junior Band. When a member becomes fairly proficient in playing an instrument he is promoted to the Senior Band.
Mooseheart has four orchestras, the first and largest of which is the Philharmonic Orchestra and is composed of thirty-six musicians, over half of whom are girls. It is only one year old, but has already won popularity and support from outsiders as well as Mooseheart people.
The “Petite” Orchestra, or the seven musicians that play regularly for the Saturday night moving picture show, is much appreciated by the students and grown-ups of Mooseheart, some declaring that the music rendered by it is half of the performance.	/
Lately the piano playing for church and Sunday school has been supplanted by the Sunday School Orchestra’s music. There^are twelve members and all of the attendants unanimously agree that, while piano is good for religious work, there is something far more uplifting and enlightening in the rendering of music by an orchestra.
My ability to play a clarinet Has gained me entrance into each of these orchestras and I know that this experience, along with my band, will surely be of some benefit after I leave Mooseheart.
The fourth orchestra is a trio composed of a saxophone, piano and trap drums and affords fine music for our weekly dancing here in this hall.
A number of singing and choral clubs have been organized. These are made up mostly of girls, but nevertheless have their active part in the life of Mooseheart and frequently give recitals here and in surrounding towns.
Junior Order of Moose work is of no small importance at Mooseheart to students over the age of sixteen. Our Lodge is No 1 of the whole Order and we consider it necessary that we conduct our meetings and initiations in such a way that we may be considered an example to all other Lodges. We hold our meetings * every Monday night and I, as secretary, want to say that visiting Brothers of both Loyal Order of Moose and Junior Order of .Moose are always cordially welcomed to drop in, and be with us during our meetings.
The Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls, as you know, are two similar organizations and are both encourag-
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I came to Mooseheart from Des Moines, Iowa, and my first day of Mooseheart life was not so very pleasant, because of the fact that I was rather homesick as most eleven-year-old boys are when they leave their childhood home. However, on the second day I became a little more accustomed to the regular rçutine of the place, and after a few more days had elapsed I was thoroughly satisfied with my new home.
At that time I was in the seventh grade, but T didn’t begin my school life until I had spent a week roaming over the grounds and becoming acquainted with Mooseheart and my new friends.
The enrollment of the Mooseheart ' . school at the time of my entrance was less than one hundred, since then I have seen it grow to eight hundred¡ the present enrollment.
The general character of the academic school here is practically the same as that of other high grade schools. It is different in that it has a much larger library, more practical courses, and a higher grade of teachers than most of these.
Also in the last-year practical public speaking has become a required subject for graduation and you all know that a man well versed in this line is usually a successful one. (Please notice that I am no example of this training.)
Our High School is on the accredited list of surrounding colleges, and a graduate may, if he wishes to do so, enter these colleges without an examination. For instance one may enter the University of Illinois at Champaign, where Wayne Wallace and Harold Taylor, two of the 1919 graduates, have for the past year so successfully carried on their college life.
The object of the Loyal Order of Moose, as Mr. Davis says, is to make Mooseheart a “School That Trains for Life,” accordingly all of the students’ time must be confined to academic work, so each day with the exception of Saturday and Sunday, vocational classes are held. These classes for the boys, may be divided into two groups: one of the agricultural work and the other constructional work. The former contains all phases of theoretical and practical farming. The second group, construction classes, is the one that has interested me most.
I decided to finish my vocational work with a course in concrete work. During my five years of Mooseheart life I have had assignments of at least six months in the carpenter, drafting, painting and machine shop classes, all of these beng subordinate to the concrete course. In the auxiliary classes I have at least learned the elements of each particular kind of work.
In thé cement class I have worked on everything from modeling to making the cornerstone for the Philadelphia Memorial Hospital.
While speaking of vocational work I would like to mention the fact that Mooseheart, upon the request of the National Government, for the last year has been instructing handicapped returned soldiers of• the World War in all of the different vocational classes so that they may in a few years be able to go out and earn a livelihood and not become a burden to themselves and the country.
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