Belpre High School - Belhio Yearbook (Belpre, OH)

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page 11 TBI PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President ----------- -W. T. Dressel Vice President-Mrs. O. R. Kiracofe Second Vice Pres. lrs.A.S. Dempsey? Secretary ------ Mrs. Edward Fleming Treasurer ------ ---Mrs. Doris Stone PROGRAM COMMITTEE Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Mrs. Anna Cady, Chairman Mildred Allen Helen Frances Julia Hovey Carl Hendrick A. S. Dempsey ll..ii, The new year was begun in Septem- BEIHIO GET THE ORIGINAL! HOT DOGS AND HAMBURGERS AT JOHN'S LUNCH ROOM 325 SIXTH STREET ALSO 250 PLATE LUNCHES FUTURE HOME MAKERS OF AM RICA OFFICERS Lois George... .... .......President Luetta Pierce.......V1ce President Geraldine Hickman....Sec. k Trees. Mary Agnes Stephens......H1st9rian ACTIVE MEMBERSHIP Any student of vocational h om e economics who is regularly enroll- ed in high school and who meetsthe requirements of the club. ACTIVITIES Made costumes for operatta given by junior high music department. Sent delegates to regional meet- ing ofhome economics clubs at Ohio University. Participated in Washington Co u- nty Fair. Exhibited at Barlow Fair. ber with a business meeting. In October the annual supper was giv- en, with Irs. Dale Brookhart in charge. Some of the proceeds of the supper were spent for geography and history maps, and reading cir- cle books. The November business meeting was followed by a social period and refreshments. In Dec- ember, Mr. Lucas gave an interest- ing and instructive talk on the Pan-American Peace Conference. The meeting was completed witha Christ- mas tree and white elephant gifts. Mr. LaFavcr led in carol singing. Mrs. Dale Welch told the Christmas story and Mrs. J.Sidney Stone read the Christmas story from the gospel of Luke. There was no meetin in January due ta,high water. The February business meeting was followedby two duets played by Frances Dempsey and Catherine Ellenwood. In March Professor Eggleston of Marietta College lectured on HHeredity and Environment.' Eileen Bradley sang. A social hour followed. The April meeting will be conducted by the teachers of the grade buildings. The P. T. A. sponsored an amateur show and movie April 1-2. Scenes of Belpre, Rockland and vicinity were taken. Townspeople were pic- tured at their work. In addition to the movie, and auction was held each nite by Dale lelch. Anamateur show was given by Lee Perryof'Park- ersburg who presented a number of his pupils. GIANT-SODAS DELICIOUS ICE CREAM MARIETTIUS BEAUTIFUL New max STORE The Crystal Daily T20 THIRD STREET MARIETTA,OHIO Presented assembly program. Assisted with uniforms f or mel- ody band. Served tea to visitors at 'b ack to school night.n SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB President ---- Margaret Ann Dressel Vice President ' ------ Kenneth Webb Secretary and Treasurer ------- '.. ...... :,... Phyllis layman The chief aim of the club is to do the things that members would like to do in class if time permit- ted. The meetings are held the first and third Mondays of each month. Each member must average B in conduct and in social science. Edmond Majeski led one meeting, preparing a model harbor to illus- trate his topic of NSh1ps'. At Christmas members placed presents of different lands under a Christ- mas tree and were served refresh- ments of different lands. Another meeting was given over to the 'City of London'. The buildings, park, streets, and other interesting ob- jects were discussed. The Pres- ident's Cabinent was studied and presented as the Club's assembly program for the year. WILSON AND MONROE RADIO SERVICE All Work Guaranteed PHONE 2631 MX BELPRE, OHIO DEEM DRUG COMPANY Pai ani Medicines, Salas Stationery, Candy Pr e scri pti one, Fw-25 Frank K. Hardman Herman ROHM PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB PPSS1d6nteeesee Vice President. Secretary...... Treasurer...... Faculty Advisor...... eeeeeeeR0b6Pt P0y8t .Harry Feight Helen Buskirk Helen Buskirk ...Mr. Blough The Photographic Club was formed this year to study the technique of taking and developing pictures. The meetings are held every Thursday morning in the activity p er iod. Any person from the ninth grade to the twelfth who is passing at least 3 subjects may join. Each member pays 10d tui- tion fee and Sd a month dues, fur- nishes his own camera, films a nd pays for paper used in printing the pictures. This club served greatly in tak- ing pictures developing and print- ing pictures fcr the high school annual.

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