Central High School - Almanac Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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TI-lE1911ALMANAC ifaigb brbuul Zgups' Zgihle Qllluh HE High Sehool Boys' Bible Vlub has uflrlecl :mother very sue- eessful year to its history. The interest shown in the work has been very gratifying :incl the zxttemlzlliee up to the uverage. About thirty boys have QlSSE111l5lEIl in the cafe of the Y. M. C. A. eueh Frimlny. taken luneh togetlier. eurriecl on at business meeting, then devoted half an hour to bible stucly. Mr. llrunson. Mr. Demorest. Blr. Hoffmeister and Mr. Smith, the tear-hers of lust year, were sought by the boys, but on ueeount of previous plans both Mr. Brunson and Mr. Demorest were unable to take up the work. So we earried on the elalss with Mr. Smith over the Juniors and Seniors and Mr. Hof'fmeister teaching the Freshmen and Sophomores. But about the mimlflle of the semester Mr. Smith was eompellecl to give the work up beeuuse he moved out of town. After looking urounfl a short time we stumbled onto Mr. YYhyte. He took up the work with vim and nnule himself one of the boys. He was liked by ull and eurriecl us through the year in fine fashion. lve all hope to be uble to sec-ure Mr. Wihyte next year. YVe feel that mueh of interest :intl helpfulness has been ueeoni- plishetl uncl we look l'0l'XV2ll'tl to an even more sueeessful organization next year. XYILLARD Huowx. 134

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