South High School - Southernaire Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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19 • SOUTHERNAIRK • 37 Student Council Fir.il Row— Ruth Berger, Evelyn Glowick, Betty Wirezorek, Isabel Povtnk, .lean Skalik, Margaret Skalcski. Second Row—Mary I‘click .lean Climielewski, Ted Seisin. Rudy Merrick, Walter I.udwinski, I.ucyMe Sokol. Third Row—Wanda Pnwlak. .Tames Vajgel. Roy Koberna, Kenneth Wnldeck, Oliver Rocbicioli, Joseph Le Chaix. PROBABLY the most active organization in South High is the Student Council. Members of this organization, who are elected each term, are required to conform to the highest standards of the school, and are elected chiefly on their own initiative. The general purpose of the Council is to help to obtain cooperation from the students and to comply with the rulings of the school. Senior Council members are: Ruth Berger. Isabel Povtak, Jean Skalik. Margaret Skaleski. Walter I.udwinski. Lucvlle Sokol. Oliver Rocbicioli. and Walter Jablonski. 23

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19 • SOUTH E RNAIRE • 37 Mask and Wig Club Fieri Raw—Irene K rajewski. I mi Ik I Povtak, Ida C awrvs. Second liow—Margaret Skaleski, Robert Marquardt, Bcttv Wiecxorek. Joseph Lc Clmi. , Jean Skallk. NO school is complete without a dramatic club, and the Mask and Wig takes a how. The organization has attributed much to the enjoyment of the students. During the semester, assembly programs consisting of skits and plays were presented. Thanksgiving for Father.” presented the week of Thanksgiving, and The Greatest of These Is Charity. given during the Christmas season, were some of its distinctive works. Besides the developing of student personalities and instructing them in different characterizations, the members have studied and assisted in the art of make-up at several of the school projects. Senior actors are: Irene Krujewski. Jean Skalik. Ida Gawrys, Isabel Povtak. Joseph I.e Chaix, Bett Wieezorek, Margaret Skaleski. Kenneth Zielinski, and Robert Marquardt. 24

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19 • SOUTHERNAIRE • 37 Scroll and Key SENIOR boys who arc members of the Scroll and Key Boys' Honorary Society will long remember the lasting friendships made besides the rousing good times had as members of this society. Its initiation is well known to the school hut much better known to all of those who had to endure it. The Scroll and Key is also proud to sponsor the awarding of gold and silver keys to deserving seniors. Those seniors who have survived its initiations arc: Narcy Krawezyk, Walter I.udwinski, Tony Fernandez. Richard Protiva, and James Piwonka. Home Economics Club TIIF. saying that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach may he one of the reasons that some of the girls are members of this club. A recommendation is necessary before becoming a member of this club. Besides cooking and baking, they arc instructed in the art of serving. Most of the dinners, luncheons, teas, banquets and socials given in the school are prepared and served by the girls of this club. Senior Home makers are Elizabeth Rocchiccioli and Ruth Paces. Hi-Y TUESDAY night is Hi Y night at the Broadway Y.M.C.A. Gym, Swim, and later a meeting—that is the program enjoyed by Hi-Y boys. The Alpha Chapter of the South Hi-Y is the senior club although there are several seniors scattered in some of the numerous Y clubs. Alpha members will never forget the parties held by them in their inimitable style. Senior Y members are: Richard Protiva, James Vajgl, Tony Fernandez, Robert Marquardt, Lawrence Pleischl, Walter Ludwinski, Ken Waldeck, Elmer Jahoda, and James Piwonka. Friendship THIS club is perhaps the best known organization in the field of promoting social welfare for the girls of South High. Because there are no specific qualifications, the Club most likely has the highest membership. The organization, which is closely related to the Girl Reserve, holds its formal ceremony at the Y.W.C.A. Round table discussions and social gatherings feature some of the club's activities. Senior members are: Phyllis Bell, Lillian Kalina, and Betty Edwards. 26