San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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Club Presidents wiTe . .. x. .0 NC. . .. L: LVLe-JU;kly .tt. 5 .9......LD ionor S 061'er Intzv'narional German Quill and and French Club Club Club Scroll Quill 0nd Scroll T is emester at San Mateo high school, nine members of the journalism Jepartment, under the direction of Mrs. Ethel Mitchell, faculty adviser, reorganized the local chapter of the Quill and Scroll, an international journalistic honor society for high school journalists. Mimi Henning was elected president and Louis Lengfeld, secretary.' The other members are: Carl Hansen, Joan Levin, Leonard Frank, Kay Meredith, Peter Montieth, Jack Watrous and Margaret Harrison. International Club uThis New World? a play on world peace written by Bobette Bibo, which was selected from plays submitted by International club members from the Bay region, was presented over the radio through a KYA hookup Saturday, May 18, bringing new glories to San Mateois International club. For the first time in its history the club this year elected a woman presrdent, Corabel Hoover. Other oHicers were Bob Robertson, vice-president, and Kay Meredith, secretary. Miss Margaret MeCully is the faculty sponsor. G e rm 0 n C l u b The most outstanding event in the activities of the German club this semester was the banquet held at Markgraf Manor in San Mateo. At one of the regular meetings, Dr. Eberhard Sogemer, a local physician, gave an address in German about the German school system. Palmer McCurdy was president; Charles Herbert, vice-president, and Elise Hart, secretary. The faculty adviser is Mrs. Harriet Pewis. Honor Society 0: soiety, under the direction of Bill Kerr, president for the spring semester, turned social this year. They sponsored an Honor Society dance and a picnic, both held at the home of Louis Lengheld. Other oHicers were vice-president, Palmer McCurdy; secretary, Lucille Blackburn, with Miss Hazel Wolhaupter as faculty adviser. Fre n ch C l u b Le Cercle Francais, or the French club, organized a year ago under faculty a'lviser Miss Lucy Collopy arc Haunting club pins this semester. They are mod- ' WT'J towers witk cocks for guards. The club oHicers for the semester were Bill Kerr, president; Margaret Harrison, vice-president, and Clark Redeker, secretary. ' v W M'm ix A o' T' . . 1 Ci M s o'-.AIsAMM'KA.w- -mw. -VNM'sM T WTTMMWAJT D. K i i I . i , o