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ENGLISH CLUB ENIQYS PLAYS Students Study Foreign literature i The English Club is one of the larger clubs of Springfield High. With an enrollment of approxi- mately seventy, they have many interesting pro- grams. Some of these are declamations by mem- bers of the club and others are outside speakers such as Mr. Eugene Hoak, returning speech teacher, and Professor Engerrand, a professor of language at Wittenberg College. The officers are: president, Phil Keppleg Vice president, Justine Carlsong secre- tary, Barbara Eueringg treasurer, Jane Hopkins. The English Club also studies American and English litearture. English Club group picture at top. English Club Action-This picture represents the characters one meets in literature. English opens a new world to students. Travel, new friends, adventure, all these are found through English. LITERATURE
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CLUB LEARNS ABOUT GERMANY Music, Movies, and Guest Speakers Highlight Meeting of German Group Among the favorite serenades in the German lang- guage is Du, du liegst mir im Herzenf' which trans- lated means, You, You Lie in My Heart, This is one of many songs sung by the German Club when they present musical entertainment. Other meet- ings consist of movies on Germany and guest speakers. Both are very interesting and furnish excellent information on the German way of life. One of the most interesting accounts of Germany was given by Franz Benjamin, a student at SHS, who formerly had lived in Germany. He told the students about their school system and pointed out some of the disadvantages that a poor boy has in gaining an education. Other information about the geography of the country and his trip to America was very interesting also, and was followed by num- erous questions from the members of the club. On another occasion Mr. Elmer Leffel presented his magic art and succeeded in baffling the students, especially two boys who were securely bound to- gether when they tried to escape his rope trick. To end the year the German Club will have a big outdoor picnic party, probably at Snyder Park, where all sorts of games will be played. During the past year the club has offered an op- portunity for the students in the different classes to become acquainted and get a better understand- ing of the language they are studying. German Club Action: Gene Durmnt, Paul Aldrich, Minton Brees, Marguerite Elliot, Nancy - Lewis, Mary Ellen Ramsay, Curtis Gibson, and Donald Neff.
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