Bloomingburg High School - Hi Spotter Yearbook (Bloomingburg, OH)

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FRANK SHEPHERD, Cheer Leader

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School Activities GLEE CLUBS The Hrst Glee Clubs were organized by Miss Thomas in the year 1923. Since then Bloomingburg has continued having music in the High School. The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs of this year have reached the goal for which they have striven, and met with success. This was due to the excellent leadership of our instructor, Miss Nellie Canterbury, and through the cofoperation of every member of the Glee Clubs. There were twentyftwo members enrolled in the Girls' Glee Club and fourteen members enrolled in the Boys' Glee Club. The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs presented an Operetta entitled Penitent Pirates, on April 27, 1928. The Glee Clubs also furnished music for Commencement and Baccalaureate exercises. LITERARY SOCIETY The Hellinic Literary Society of Bloomingburg High School was organized in the year 192324. Its membership is made up of the High School students with members of the Junior High as associate members. The society is composed of two sides, the Spartans and the Athenians. A number of entertainments are given each year by the members of both sides. Two have been given this year, one a school entertainment and the other the program at a meeting of the ParentfTeacher Association. The officers of the society this year are: President, Everett Leeth: VicefPresident, Edgar McFadden: Secretary, Rosalyn Wilson: Treasurer, Louise Scott. HIGH SCHOOL DEBATES The preliminary debate was held at jeifersonville, March 16. The question was Resolved, That the United States Should Enter the World Court. We, having the negative side of the question, lost the debate. Our team was composed of Orville Howsman and Howard Craig with Olive Evans as alternate. The Hnal debate was held April 27 at Bloomingburg, between Jeifersonville and Madison Mills, the teams winning in the preliminaries.

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ORCHESTRA The Bloomingburg High School Orchestra has been in existence for two years. This year, under the direction of Miss Canterbury, the organization has grown to nine members. It has furnished music for school entertainments throughout the year. The peronnel for the last two years is as follows: VIOLINS-Mary Ellen Brown, '26f'27: Margaret Shirkey, '26f'27g Marjory Kneisley, '267283 Louise Rodgers, '27f'Z8g Helen Louise Graham, '27f'28. CORNETSfFrank Shephard, '26f'27: Howard Craig, '26f'28g Nelle Morris, '27f'28. CLARINET-Wilhei' Barrett. '27'l28. FLUTE7lvIorris Scott. '26f'28. DRUMS-Rachel Brock, '27f'28. PlANOfMargaret Barrett. '26f'27: Helen Brock, '27f'28.