Barberton High School - Cigam Yearbook (Barberton, OH)

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is one of Barberton High School's most respected organizations. The society is a national organization whose qualifications for membership include scholarship, leadership, character, and service. To be admitted to this organization, the student must be in the upper fourth of his class scholastically and be voted in by the faculty. The National Honor Society is a service organization and has no social functions. A formal initiation is held in the Spring, when new members are elected. t 1 un ufii oil 1 H nli in Parliira lu f dnlt 1418 inroth Nl X se mx Q lep utr N iitha lll 1 x J mice Slaxbaugh Pron , Sm t4-rl: Kzithl -- A 1 ucv, D 'z VVhitc, Jn-111 e 41-'sr , 1' 1 ' '. pk-, ' Iiow: A l I' Pfeif- , . r. l,. I.. liverett, Ad 'ic r, liud l.ul 'icy Jlrry Slec, Tony . 12, , .Ii ' ' lf' lg

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BARBFRTON HIGH SCHOOL ORGANIZATIONS FRENCH AND SPANISH CLUBS To cult1vate an 1nterest 1n the1r respectlve language IS the pu1pose of the FRENCH and SPANISH CLUBS There IS no Engl1sh spoken 1n club meet1ngs French and Span1sh games are played w1th refreshments served afterwards VOCATIONAL CLUB The Vocat1onal boys enter the mach1ne shop at the beg1nn1ng of the1r Jun1o1 yea1 The machlne shop m add1t1on to courses ln C1v1cs Amer1can H1storV and Engllsh con stltutes the1r entlre currlculum for two years As an extra currlculal act1v1ty these boys form the Vocatlonal Club THE FUTURE HOMEM AKEPS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakels of Amerlca IS Barberton Hlgh School s newest organlzatlon It was formed 1n Apr1l 1950 The membershlp conslsts of g1rls tak1ng Home Management Thelr purpose IS to promote a growlng apprecxatlon of the Joys and sat1sfact1ons of home making and to encourage democracy 1n home and communlty l1fe HI Y Its purpose IS to create malntaln and efctend throughout the school and communlty hxgher standards of Chr1st1an character Clean speech clean sports clean l1v1ng and SChOL2.l'SI1lD being the slogan of th1s club th1s IS the standard wh1ch every member must 1eac SENIOR TRI HI X The Senlor Trl H1 Y IS afflllated Wlth the Barberton Y M CA and mamly a SQIVICQ o1gan1Lat1on the BYETTES manage to haxe a full soclal calendar Members comb1ne work and play a practlce wh1ch assures the future success for a club THE FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of Amerlca have both college and hlgh school chapters A na tlonal organlzatlon It was formed 1n 1936 for those lnterested 1n a teachlng career The F T A IS a valuable source of 1nformat1on concernlng the varlous flelds ln educatlon The qual1t1es of personallty and character wh1ch are the foundatlons of successful teachlng are further developed by th1S club CAMERA CI UB Among the most actlve organxzatlons 1n Barberton Hlgh School IS the Camera Club Its ma1n purposes are to arouse an 1nterest ID general photography and to teach the funda mentals of develop1ng fllm and pr1nt1ng plctures JUNIOR TRI HI Y The J unlor Trl H1 Y IS composed of Freshman and Sophomore gIIIS and IS pr1mar1ly a SGFVICQ organ1zat1on Freshman and Sophomore glrls mterested 1n the work and soc1al act1v1t1es carrled on by th1s club are IDVlt9d to Jo1n SCIENCE CI UB Students 1nte1ested 1n theoretlcal and applled sc1ence should Jo1n the Sc1ence Club 1n order to assoc1ate Wlth students hav1ng the same lnterests The club meetlngs are held bl monthly to obselve sc1ent1f1c demonstratlons and llsten to lectures on sc1ence WRITERS CLUB Its alm IS to p1omote an 1nterest IH the 1ead1ng of good poetry and the wr1t1ng of or1 glnal poems Junlors and Sen1ors mterested IH creatlve GXDFQSSIOH f1nd enjoyment 1n worklng out asslgnments for the Annual Anthology of students work comp1led and d1s t11buted every yea1 STUDENT COUNCIL Its members are elected by the student body It promotes varlous projects for the welfare of the school Each sprlng candldates for offxce are presented at a speclal assem bly vshen the candldates present the1r platforms GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Spo1 ts of all klnds comb1ne to make G A A one of Barberton Hlgh School s most actlve organlzatlons Among these act1v1t1es are a formal dance varlous partles and a sen1o1 banquet Polnts are gn en to each member pa1t1c1pat1ng1n any aCt1V1ty A total of 500 po1nts per semester IS requ1red to rema1n IH the club Of the 500 po1nts, 150 must be ea1 ned 1n the gym Meetlngs are held the flrst and th1rd Mondays of each month . -A 'N . . . . . . 1 1 - . . . - .. 1 . l J v .v .' 9 ' o - 9 - u' g . . . , - - y ' ' ' , y A an C ' Y Y Y 1 7 Q .7 . . . - 7 1 Q . , . y . J J 5 . . , . . 7 Y I ' 7 . . . , I , an , .1 7 ' l

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