Fort Collins High School - Lambkin Yearbook (Fort Collins, CO)

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THE LAMBKIN --gg-FAEP 'kS ::-if Lewis. IM-un. Mr. Farnham, Lzunpert, Lane. Kzihm M. A. llnmilton, XVag:'ner. Small. Scott. lmuclie. .lulinsmh Fuller, M. llalmiltun llzlll, lirewe-r. Tilton. IAYl'liIll1lll, Pixitersml. 'l'apl4-y, Iirzulli-y I4e1'ti':im, Arlaim, WVl1it11cy, Piper, Mason BENZENE RING Officers President .-.-., .........,. K athlecn Johnson Vice President--- .... Robert Whitney Secretary ...,..., ..., W ilson Longmore Treasurer ......... ....... L ucille Scott Sargeant-at-Arms-M ---Alfred Corneleson Sponsor -------------------------. Mr. Farnham The Benzene Ring was organized two years ago by Mr. Farnham. Its purpose is to promote student and public interest in chemistry, and to show the students the value of chemistry in everyday life. In order to become a member of the club a student must make a grade of ninety per cent for one six-weeks' period. The club elects its own officers at the first meeting. William Avery was the tirst president of the club. The meetings are educational, but are carried on in a social manner. Initiation is a gruesome affair, from which the new members emerge with burnt fingers, black hands, and horrible tastes in their mouths. Other programs were of special interest also. At one meeting, Dr. Platz gave a talk called Chemistry in the Digestive Tract. At another interesting meeting, Mr. Polley gave a talk on Radio. During the year, a short play was presented by some of the members. The meetings were enjoyed by every one and the club has done much to promote more than a casual interest in chemistry. Life, thought, everything is controlled by the laws of chemistry. l U I-I 'I'XVI'IN'l'Y-'l'XX'l7

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THE LAMBKIN ldourlh lhnv-Mutliews, Akin, lklnlcouronm-. Gibbs, lX14-Phillips Third liUVV-UI'llllL', Blake, Kemp, llaxlon N-voml How--4'hris1m:in. Nm-iglilwors, Mr. lvlclieown. Mr. Ushorm-, lizimptnn First Now -Pitts, Greenacrc, Murray, Freuso, Miller, Wilson JUNIOR HI-Y Oflicers President Hv....... ........... D elbert Murray Vice President .................... Warner Miller Secretary ..................... James Greenacre Treasurer ........... Keith Wilson, Donald Frease Social Chairman .............. George McPhillips Membership Chairman ...... Gillette Malcouronne Sponsor ................e......... Mr. McKeown In connection with the Hi-Y club, the Junior Hi-Y was organized under the direction of Mr. McKeown. The membership of this organiza- tion is open to all freshmen and sophomore boys who are interested in following the work which is undertaken by the club. The Junior Hi-Y, which is now in its second year of existence, has improved greatly in the character of its work this year. Regular meetings of the club are held every Tuesday night, and once a month the meeting is in the form of a supper meeting. The program this year consisted of discussions by the members of the club on questions of Christian life and social problems. Other forms of entertainment have included a banquet and a picnic. The organization has not yet decided whether membership in the Junior Hi-Y will end with the promotion of a boy to the Junior Class of High School, when he will be eligible but will not automatically become a member of the Senior Hi-Y club. Thr mighty hopes that make us men. l',XllI'I 'l'XYI1IN'l'Y -UNI

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THE LAMBKIN i- .t,, ' 143- Simpson, Vail.-1-illo, Miss .Inna-s. Surlcluth. l-l, Johnson llnll Stone. Wagner. K. Johnson. 'l'illon, HQ-:xrrlslvy llowurd. Stnliclzige, Iiowe. M. Johnson. Alderton, Ur-ne, Murray Burton, ll. Johnson, Bradley, l4ElUL'll0, Lacey, Hamilton CLUB ESPANOL DE LA NOCHE Officers President ................... ..... S am Valecillo Vice President ........ .... H arold Johnson Secretary-Treasurer .... ..... A rdis Tilton Sponsor- ...... ...,....-......... Miss Jones The Spanish Club was organized this year by Miss Jones, one of the Spanish teachers. It is called Club Espanol de la Noche. In order to belong to this club, a student must have an average of ninety per cent or more each six weeks' period. Only second and third year Spanish students may become members. The meetings were held at the homes of the different members. The first meeting was merely to organize the club and elect its officers. Dur- ing the Christmas vacation, Miss Jones entertained the members at the Northern Hotel. On January 6, which is the Spanish Christmas, the mem- bers exchanged gifts. At this meeting, a Spanish play, which was later presented in assembly, was given. The Club has promoted an interest in Spanish people, their arts and modes of life, and has helped to interest the students in Spanish as a lang- uage, not merely as a required subject. Quinn mucho duerime poco aprcndef' PALE IC TVX' NNT Y -'l'lllil'1l-I