St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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m e 1 - r . .egg wagfw, S9 . 5 . . , - -E ' 5' e ' rat.: a -fi f Boynton, Pullman, Putnam, Sleppy, Kirby, Harris, See, Carpenter, Lock, Barterhlzo, Tidland, Warren, Roelofs, Turner, Fullmer, Lessing, Holland, Lister, Chandler, Lisoni. QUIEN SABE CLUB Motto: Se aprende a hablar hablandof' Following the spirit of their motto, the members of the Spanish Club conducted their business meetings in Spanish. The programs which followed each meeting consisted of Spanish songs and stories. Membership is open to those who have had one or more years of the language. The meetings are held on the first Monday evening of the month at the homes of the members. LOS AFRESCOS DEL CLUB PARA '29-30 First Semester Seeona' Semester HARRY PUTNAM ------ Presidente ------- PAUL SLEPPY PAUL LEss1No - - Vice-Presidente - - CLARENCE CARPENTER MARY LIsoN1 - - - - Secretario - - - - BEss1E FULMER JOSEPHINE SEE - - - - Tescaro - - - - DOROTHY WARREN Sponsor-MRS. BOYNTON MMM? LOS AMIGOS DE LA NATURALIZA ALFRED MINTUN -------------- President X7IRGINIA BROVVN - - - - - - - -Secretary-Treasurer EVENTS: The Agricultural Club adopted Los Amigos de la Naturalizan for a future name. A Wonderful time in the snow at Lake Arrowhead. Gave an aud-call in which was featured a demonstration of a typical fair, where they judged stock, fruit, plants, and dairy products. A good demonstration was also given on landscaping. Horseback riding at the Fox Hills Riding Academy. I471

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E-0 ,4 1, E,-He-I 1' G I ff? Ak 1 -CQ IQZQSQQ - 9 51' I 9 f '-5.39 - L ' if -' E i Q wif ' tai: I -HR Cooper, Higgins, Kezar, Burdick, Christiansen, Bean, Marsteller, Fix, Lanfaster, Granger, G. Barnes, M. Barnes, Frazier, Kiyomura, Wood, Wheaton, Chaplin, Bell, Neville, Myers, Ward, Kyle. Sitting-Smith, Myers, Serfvaas, ellvoian, Cummings, Brofwn, Roberts, Corbett, Morse. INTER NOS OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester GRACE BARNES - - - President - - - - FRED MYERS JEAN WATSON - - Vice-President - - GEORGE LANCASTER GLETA N EVILLE ----- Serretary-Treasurer ----- CLETA NEVILLE Non scholoe sed vitae discunus, the club motto, rneans We learn not for School, but for life. The membership of the club has increased, and, by a new law, only those having completed a year of Latin are eligible. This year the first Roman banquet was held. Thirty-two prominent citizens of old Rome, including Cleopatra, Julius Cfesar, Antony, Romulus, and many others were present. The menus were Scrolls inscribed in Latin. Latin songs were Sung and invocations were given. The plan is to make this an annual fall event. The programs at the meetings this term have been entertaining and instructive. The B9 class gave a Latin play. Miss Abel, director of the Classical Center, gave a talk on Roman life. A pin was adopted of charming design-a laurel wreath surrounding the club name, placed upon the Roman fasces. MEMBERS Cleta Neville, Dorothy Myers, Setsu Kiyomura, Doris VVood, Laura Servaas, Ruby Avoian, Irene Fix, Isabelle Burdick, Grace Barnes, Parker VVhite, Ethel Ward, Jean Smith, Muriel Bell, Frances Granger, Mae Haslam, Phyllis Knorr, Fred Marsteller, Jane Roberts, Dorothy Steven- son,Muriel Barnes, Edith Corbett, Virginia Brown, Evangeline Cummings, Bertha Hinman, George Lancaster, Fred Myers, Ada Chaplin, Lillian Frazier, Aurelia Donohue, Marjorie Bean, jean VVheaton, Georgie Higgins. l46I

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w.?2'i, V 1. l,,1T9ff A ' - '-ly, , ',i1!1,Qj1 A I -' 'lil '-L. . J F fzazuzae. f Q v Onada, Slefucnmn, Barnes, Creighton, Bodlfy, Young, .Daugherty Ilailfy, llflzite, Suminuga, Waddinglzam. Kyle, Tolson, llflymzr, lmssing, Pingel, Pullman, P. Montague. - THE SCIENCE- CLUB SP0HS0f1MR. F. W. WADDINGHAM Fall Term i Spring Term TIJSHIAKI SUMINAGA - - Preyiflent - - FORREST PINGEL HARoLD STEVENSON - Vice-Presizlent . .- - - - FRED MYERS FRED MYERS A - - - Secretary - - TOSHIAKI SUMINAGA FRED lVIYERS ------- Treasurer ----- RICHARD PULLINIAN The object of the Science Club is to promote interest in science, and to bring before the school, as a whole, various scientific events as they occur. . Shortly after organization, a constitution containing the charter and by-laws for the club was written up by the executives and ratified by the club. Some of the members have been working. on a receiving radioset. A few of these boys are working on the lVIorse code, trying to become well enough acquainted with it to pass the test given to all amateurs who wish to send codes. During the year regular meetings have been held at which speakers frequently appeared. m'-+A'- AVIATION CLUB PAUL LESSING ------------ - - President RALPH TDAUHERTY - - - l ire-President FRED MYERS - - - - Secretary IXIR. L. E. AUSTIN ------------ 5 - Sponsor g Realizing the present need of such an organization, several fellows in Torrance High School who were interested in aviation organized the Aviation Club. The club met every month on Thursday, on which days there was always an interesting pro- gram closely connected with aviation. The interest in the club, promoted by lVIr. Austin and the oflicers, have proved that this organization was an instructive and appreciated innovation. A ' l43l