Montgomery High School - Chien Gris Yearbook (Montgomery, WV)

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l Science Club OFFICERS: President, Bob Yeager, Vice-President, Alline Kingg Secretary, Katherine Alapicg Treasurer, Edward Vining. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Ruth St. Clair. CLUB ROLL: K. Alapic, M. Blake, A. Breeden, A. Eads, B. Hanna, V. Hensley, D. Kincaid, G. Kincaid, V. Kincaid, A. King, H. Phelps, M, Richmond, D. Tingley, E. Vining, B. Yeager. The West Virginia Junior Academy of Science is a state-wide organization of high school students interested in science. It is sponsored by the West Virginia Academy of Science, and holds its annual state convention in conjunction with this organization. Keith Lyons of Charleston High School is the state president. The Bell Chapter of Montgomery High School was named in honor of Mr. Raymond Bell, who was its first sponsor. At the present time there are fifteen active members. During the year the members have studied the classification of moths and butterflies, the developing of pictures, and the processes involved in making ice cream. Just now they are planning to do some scientific finger printing with the aid of the local state police. Page Forty-two , N

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Hi-Y Club OFFICERS: President, Henry C. Tolley: Vice-President, William Kraybillg Secretary- Treasurer, Charles Fadeleyg Acting Secretary-Treasurer, Gordon Billheimer. FACULTY ADVISER: Mr. Charles Hopkins. CLUB ROLL: J. Skaggs, S. Nicastro, R. Miller, J. Nunley, J. Holmes, R. Stahl, C. Frazier, J. McMillion, W. Bond, H. Stahl, J . Hunley, R. Stowers, W. Summers, V. Wrightson, E. Hall C. Stallard, W. Absalom, T. J. Morrison, E. Vickers, R. McClellan, R. Fields, E. Mussetto. ORGANIZATION: In 1933 the Montgomery Hi-Y Club was first organized. Since that time it has become one of the outstanding organizations in Montgomery High School. PURPOSE: The purpose of the organization is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the school and community high standards of Christian character. MEMBERSHIP: Any young man student of the upper three classes in high school who subscribes to the stated purpose of this organization, and is accepted by a vote of the club is accepted for membership. PLATFORM: The platform is Clean Speech, Clean Sports, Clean Scholarship, and Clean Living. It was in this second plank that the Hi-Y basketball team, which enjoyed a very successful season, made such fine achievements. The main event of the year was the I-Ii-Y Bowery Dance, which proved to be a very successful affair. gi.- :L Page Forty- one

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Glee Club OFFICERS: President, Helen Ingram, Vice-President, Gene Clarkg Secretary-Treasurer, Lucille Kimble. FACULTY ADVISER: Miss Lillian Dent. The Glee Club of Montgomery High School has this year had one of its greatest years, with its membership totaling forty-two members. It seems now that the Girls' Glee Club is no longer, since this year a number of boys have joined. These Basses and Tenors have improved the quality of the singing of the club a great deal. Since the high school trio was graduated last year, a new one was formed. Composing the new trio are Lucille Kimble, Jo Ann Rader, and Paula Gene Young. The new trio has appeared at the Woman's 'Club and the Lion's Club. The Choral Festival was -held April 11, 1940, at 8:00 P. M. Twelve high schools were represented and more than four hundred pupils participated. This year the festival was held at the Montgomery high school, and every Glee Club member has worked very hard to make it a success. Next year several members will be chosen to attend the State Chorus. This will meet at Huntington at the same time that the S. E. A. meets. It was at Wheeling this year, which made it impossible for anyone to attend. In order to qualify for the State Chorus, one must have a good voice, a knowledge of music, and practice under a private teacher. : L Page Forty three