Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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The CAULDRON COMMERCIAL ACCOUNTS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS Christmas Savings Club Safe Deposit Boxes — Travelers’ Checks Foreign and Domestic Drafts — Trust Department Our Service is as Personal, as Individual, and as Expansive as the Depositor Permits. Sf The National Deposit Bank ARNOLD, PA AGAIN WE CONGRATULATE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1932 OF ARNOLD HIGH SCHOOL The TRESS PRINTING SERVICE New Kensington, Pa. PHONE 1696 PAGE TWENTYV-FIVE

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The CAULDRON SS ——————— JUNIOR-SENIOR LITERARY CLUB The Junior-Senior Literary Club was organized during the school term of 1931-32 The : purpose of this club is to give you a general course in public speaking and in edu cation in getting up in public and making an impromptu speech. The officers for the first semester were the following: President . sabe S. . Lois Slocum Vice President ... Minme Jane Klingensmith Secretary : Virginia Smith The officers for the second semester were the following: President Fete Albert Bianco Vice President . ue Jack Rogers Secretary ... ap Cosmos Rossi Interesting educational programs have been presented at cach meeting by various membet- of the club. | ae SOPHOMORE LITERARY Among the outstanding newly organized clubs this year, were the Literary clubs. The Soph- omore club proved very progressive, Co-operation among the students existed to the very enc Everyone performed his or her part very welt, The programs presented consisted of reading. vocal solos, sketches, jokes, histories, songs, piano solos and many other interesting subjects which everyone enjoyed. T : é - f ‘2 ee The meetings were carried on in the following manner. The President cal’ed the meeting to order, then follewed the minutes of th last meeting read by the secretary, Saree and ‘rame pre re followed objections were made, and old or new business wis discussed. Programs prepared followe: ' Ti rnd yphomor rraty After the program was comp‘eted, critics were called. This ended a Sophomore Litera meeting, | vil ‘ i | 7+ Election of offiicers took place every six weeks and the following students presdec 4 officers: President Vice President Secretary George Victor George Brassine Albert Rossi Rose M. Frabotta Dorothy Snyder Mary Ventura Dorothy Snyder Amelia Kravanja John Lowry George Brassine Charies Crolley Charles Crolley Georgetta M. Seita Williard Rhodes PAGER TWENTY-FOUR

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