Western Hills High School - Annual Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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llFlIRllE9lINlll13llHIl fllillbllllllb 1' HE Western Hills 'French Club in the opinion of all of its members is very much worth while. Its membership is open to all students who have studied some French. The meetings prove very helpful as well as interesting to those who wish to promote a better understanding of the lan- guage, literature, customs, and history of the French people. Our programs have been most varied. Reports were given, French songs were sung, all sorts of games were played, and even a scene was presented from Moliere's Le Bourgeois Gentilhommef' For the first semester the officers are: Jacqueline Burdorf, President, Mary Perk- ins, Vice President: Lillian Borcherding, Secretary, Elizabeth Lewis, Treasurer. For the second semester the officers are: Mary Perkins, President, James Powell, Vice President, Catherine Grimm, Secretary, Elizabeth Lewis, Treasurer, Mrs. Fouch, Sponsor. -Lillian Borcherding, '31 Seated. left to right: Durks, Bruckman, Grimm, Lewis, Borcherdmg, Burdorf, Becker. Standing: Powell, Jung, Husman, Lohrey, Klavner. 51611

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LA CvllfllE5llPtCvlIllllllllfJlllQ4X T HE Spanish club is composed of stu- dents Who desire practice in using the language and Wish to learn more about the geography, history, literature, art, and customs of Spanish speaking countries. Our sponsor, Mrs. Fallon, meets with us, suggesting how we may use the time for our greatest advantage and pleasure. The business meeting is conducted in Spanish, each member responding to the roll call with a proverb, anecdote, or cur- rent event. This is followed by the program for the day which consists of songs, re- ports, a debate or play, and sometimes an interesting game. We have also enjoyed reading several Spanish plays, one of which we intend to present to all members of the Spanish classes. Officers are: President, Joe Gormang Vice President An- thony Melchionag Secretary, Robert Puttmang Treasurer, Thelma Wheeler, Reporter, Ruth Maria Bullock, Sponsor, Mrs. Fallon.-Ruth Maria Bullock First Row, left to right: Nedelman, Stein, Poland, Wheeler, Tresler, Sedacca, McCurdy. Second Row: Staub, Sommer, Bullock, Fletcher, Winkelman, Gorman, Goldberg. Top Row: Puttman, Mueller, Melchiona, Streitenberger, Erchinger, Barrett, Benmayer. roi XX l160l , Y VX L 1' 3

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' GE., GD, IIEB., S. HE Club of English Students, better A known as C. O. E. S., was organized 'n' in the early part of the school year by the ' I members of Miss Freeman's fourth period y , -ll English class. The club uses the period -I L every third Friday for a program. Very interesting and helpful programs have been presented to the members by the program x committees. It was the promotion of these I programs that has made the daily routine XA of class Work more interesting and delight- x ful. It has not only entertained but improv- ed the class also. This improvement has been in thought, conduct, originality, and - effort, which are certainly commendable qualities. Programs usually consisted of plays, sketches, readings, poems and stories. The oflicers for the first semester Were: President, Henry Bradford, Treasurer, Dean Behrmang and Secretary, Charles Kopp. For the second semester, those elected Were: President, Tony Sansone, Vice President, Edna Wyssg Treasurer, William Grant, Secretary, William O'Krent. First Row, left to right: Orleman, Wyss, Steinman, Hearne, Blankenbuehler, Murphy, Blase, Roberts, Quick, Yockey. Second Row: Behrman, Schreiberg, O'Krent, Kuresman, Kopp, Borcherding. Top Row: Sansone, Ge-hringer, Beyer, Orleman, Paflflendick, Mueller, Dc-ichman, Barkalow, Aperish. H1621