Cannelton High School - Notlennac Yearbook (Cannelton, IN)

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r . r First row, left to right—I. Skinner. J. Minto, M. Rutherford. J. Minto, R. M. Dunn. D. Dunn. O. Nugent. E. Bush. Second row—D. Wilbur. E. Stamp. M. Robinson. F Mogan. W. I.. Skinner. B. Sheldon. T. Farquar. R. Varble, A. Groves, P. Morris. N. Clements. D. Daum. W. Zellers. I.. Thiry. T. Fuchs. F. Schank. G. May. Third roiv—J. Sugg. F. Firestine. B. Franzman. B. J. Schutz, W. Bush. C. Birchler. B. Huff. B. Minto. Mr. Marketto. H. Rutherford. R. Groves. R. Patmore. H. Anderson. J. Clements. J. Mason. M. Alvey. J. Morris. B. Jones. T. Kendall. C. Jones. Fourth roiv—J. Harlen. R. Heck. A. Perkins. J. Hafcle. r f The Cannelton High School Band r I he Cannelton High School Band now consists of forty-six members, which is a decrease according to some previous years. For the past two years the district and state contests have been discontinued due to the war. The band still maintains the high standards of musicianship as it has in years past. The band is under the direction of Don Marketto. The 1944 Notlcnnac 29

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CLUB ACTIVITIES HI LIFE The Hi Life is published monthly by the Journalism Class under the sponsorship of Mary Turner and supported by local advertisers. J he Hi Life is distributed free to all students, faculty, advertisers and men of the armed forces who graduated from C. H. S. At present the Hi Life is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and the Indiana High School Press Association. Each spring outstanding staff members become members of Quill and Scroll. GIRLS GLEE CLUB This organization of girls meets every Friday afternoon under the direction of Marian Neff. T he girls learn to sing songs of different kinds. Any girl in high school who is interested in singing is eligible for the club. STUDENT COUNCIL Gerald Neff is the sponsor of the Student Council. Only the presidents from each class are eligible for membership. The class presidents are: Senior. Wilma Heck: Junior, J. C. Huff: Sophomore. Joe Hafele: Freshman. Dorothy Dunn: Eighth Grade, Billy Joe Minto: Seventh Grade, Betty Lou Williams. This organization meets the first period on Monday. TYPEWRITING I yping is taught by Helen Bywaters to those commercial students who desire to make special preparation for office work and to those non-commercial students who want typewriting for their own personal use. ARTS AND CRAFTS This club is sponsored by Milo Curts. It meets every Wednesday morning the third period. The hour is spent in weaving baskets, making novelty pins, bracelets and other articles. GIRLS RESERVE Anv member of High School may join the Girls Reserve. They discuss ways of earning money and have completed several projects this year. They meet every Monday with their supervisor. Gynelle Bryson. HOME ECONOMIC DEPARTMENT The first semester of Home Economic is devoted to a study of food and personal and social relations. 1 he work with clothing and art in everyday living is given during the second semester. In the study of food and family relations the objectives are to plan, prepare, and serve nutritious meals and to develop the ability to assume social responsibilities. Mabel Damm is the instructor. The 1944 Notlennac 31