Cedarville High School - Cedarscope Yearbook (Cedarville, OH)

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HU'l'OGR.Xl'HY club. a new activity this year, was or- ganized by Mr. lleem in order to interest the students in the worthwhile hobby of developing' and printing pictures. liach member of the club bought his own equipment and was instructed in its use by Mr. lleem during the meetings which were held at the school. They discussed the correct methods of taking' pictures and then took some indoor shots. After the pictures were taken, the members learned how to develop and print them. Xlfith a few exceptions, the members are all in high school at the present time, Those exceptions are Mrs. Helen hlacobs, Robert liitzwater, and -lames Anderson. He-re's to a bigger and better club next year! E A lfizzfl rote: Ql. McMillan, l.. Jacobs, Xl. Finney, L. Graham, L, Fullcerson. .Srrnlzff ro-ze: C. jones. N. llartman, Mr, Deem, C. XYasner, B. Dobbins, H. Sparrow. X PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Page 43

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HO OR OCIETY t lwrslrwwv: li. Swango, M. collins. lf. lfunsett, j. llarper, D. Galloway, IJ. Ramsey. Abroad rnuw ll. Rowe. N. Hartman, XY. lilam. L. lfulkcrson, li. Anderson. The Omega Chapter of the National llonor Society was founded in Cedarville High School in 1932. Each year the upper tifteen per cent of the senior class is chosen by the high school fZ1CX1lty to be ineinbers of this organization. Scholarship, leadership, service, and character are considered in this choice. .-Xt the annual initiation service, held this year on March 23, the follow- ing new members were initiated: Elisabeth Anderson, Marie Collins, XVar- ren lilam, Laurence Fulkerson, Elizabeth Fnnsett, Dorothy Galloway, -luanita Harper, Neil llartman, Doris Ramsey, Betty Rowe, and Betty Swango. The oflicers-president, Geneva Clemans: vicespresident, ,luanita Har- per: and secretary and treasurer, Elisabeth Anderson-were elected for the incoming year. Members of the society are l.eola tiritlin, Carina llostetler, ,lulia Mc- Callister, listher NVaddle, Dorothy Anderson, Frances Hutchison, Ruth Kimble, Mary Margaret McMillan, Harriet Ritenour. blames Anderson, Rachel Creswell, Christina blones, ,lanice Miller, lidna Sipe, .lane Fraine, -Iustin llartnian, lilinor llnghes, Cletis -lacobs, Frances Kimble, Betty To- bias, llarold llenedict, lieneva tlemans, l'auline Ferguson, Rebecca tiallo- way, lfhneda llarris, Xlabel Turner, and Charles Xlhittington. I M. Page

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GIRL CHORU lfirxf row: Mr. Run-cl, M. .'X. Lott, M. li. Lott, M, j. Lott, L. Xmlcrsoii. D. Runiszly, M. Rumpkc, l'. Ross, M. Gray, ll. llulllliii, N. Nlilliamson, Y. jorclon, ll. Taylor, ll. L'oultci', ll. C'opcl:mcl, ll. Auclrcw, A. l'ullin, Il. Nelson, M. XX-lllttlll,Q,'lUl1, lf. l':1tto11. .Slwolul row: D, Gi-rharclt, M. Turner, l.. Jacobs, A. Pickzircl, A. Smith. M. Collins, ll. Ross, K. Rzmclall, M. Cla-is, LA. 'l'urncr, R, llcnncliy, Il. Swzuigo, IJ. fi21llUXXllj', R. Rilvy. -l. l.Zlllk', M. Dailey, ll. 'l'rucsclzllc, Lf licrguson, .-X. llrcwcr, -1. llootcs, Y. Swuncy. Tfzird row: ll. jucly, l. XN'akclL'y, A. Rumpkc, ll. Stover, R. -lohnston, j. llarpcr, lf. lllflilllilll, D. KL-muon, M. Tiirnhiill, ll, Rovvc, lf. Williamson, M. 'li1lWllSlCj', li. Xmlcrsoii. M. Martimlale, j. Urcswcll, j. Ni-ul, H. Ilush, R. Strucwing. Music has ucvcr wzultccl for stuclcnt support at U-1lzi1'x'illc lligh, Zlllil the Ciirls' lilcc Club has he-cn one of tha- most novulzir musical owfzinizzltioims. P1 This group has mot once czich week to stucly music ZllJpI'L'ClZlflllll, :md through group songs thc girls h:u'c hccomc fumilizu' with the tcclmiquc of rczuling' musiczll scorvs. This yvzu' thc' :lim of the gfljllll has hccn to achieve ll clcgrcc of perfection in their songs. The Girls' lilcc Cluh is UI'gZllllZCCl with thc following persons :is officvrs: Vrcsirlcnt, llctty Rowvg Secretaries, Mary .lczm Towlislvy, .Iuzmitzi ll:u'pc1', :mil llclcu Anclrcws. Page 44