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First row Marguerite lfraylick, Dorothea Stngdill, Rosemary Crowe, Helen Hassen, Second rowf-Miss R. Brown, Ruth Ashton, Millie Dt-Villiers. Dura Heard. Third row -Charlotte ltlosser, Elizabeth Collins, Alice Harding, Sara Masterson. Fourth row--Ernestine Stumpf. Flo Pio, Dorothy Hassan, Sara Bernstein. lfifth row Eleanor Kalxisch, Eileen Keller, Ruth Simmons, Margaret Allard. Sixth row Jane Shultz, Dorothea Meyer, Martha Fox, Evelyn Sielvert, Eileen Meyer. Page 96 CENTRAL TRIANGLE CLUB Central Triangle Club has come into prominence as a suc- cessful club for High School freshman and sophomore girls. The club has the regular Girl Reserve motto. The meetings have been different but de- cidedly interest ng this year. At the begin- ning of the term, a get-acquainted party was given for the fresh- men. A Christmas par- ty and an Auto Shown were also held. The club also joined with the Friendship club and held a reception for Miss Montgomery, the new Girl Reserve ad- visor, at which time she and Miss Lewis gave interesting talks on Girl Reserve work. Central's Triangle Club helped in a joint rummage sale of all the high schools. They sold salt water taffy and continued to sell the Central stationery at twenty-five cents a box. The club made an in- teresting project for the Needle-Work Guild. The girls made chil- dren's dresses at home and turned them into the Guild as their share for the year. At different meetings chosen speakers gave interesting views on topics that the girls wished discussed. On Thanksgiving' an elo- cutionist expressed her idea of the Thanksgiv- ing spirit. Miss Ruth Brown and Miss Leah Austin were the eluh's sponsors during the First semester. ln the see- ond, Miss Austin resigned and Mrs. R. Nelson Snider took over her work. Offic- ers for the Hrst semester were: president. Marguerite Fraylick: vice-president. Dor- othea Stodizillg secretary, Rose Mary Crowe: treasurer, Helen Hassan. The second semester statf included: pres- ident. Dorothea S t 0 1: d i l I vice-president. Alice Hard- ing: secretary, Dora Beard: end treasurer. Martha Fox.
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THE BOOSTER CLUB The silent third person in Central activities is the Booster Club. VVhenever anythinn is wanted done in Central tncre is one club .nat is always ready to tackle tnc Job, and tney are led in ine venture by their faculty advisor, Miss Vera Pence, who has most ably directed them tor the past two years. At the start of school the advisory committee, Mary lullen Heit, Max Kaplan. iirlene Smith, and Joe Wil- liams, met and picked the club for the coming year from the piles of applications. Their pick proved to be of the hest of workers. With the coming of foot- hall season their work start- ed. They decorated the sta- dium. and field for all the games. The blue and white was much in evidence when the name was called. This was not all that they did during the zrid season for they were always on the scene of battle with refresh- ments. They advertised the Eames, too, and offered their hit of yelling. Then came the net season ami they again furnished the colors at the Hyms and the candy, ice cream, pop. etc. They olTered their services as helpers tu make the section- al and regional tournaments the biggest ones ever held in the r-ity. Not satisfied with this they were on hand to boost the Central track and field melts, and they sure did their bit to make them big. Athletics were not the on- ly thimz they boosted for they helped the debating trams have a successful seas- on, They made and hnanc- ed a new annual day at Central. It was Bow Day when everyone bought bows and wore them. The precedes fl' the day were given to the speech department. They ad- vertised other activities in school. They assisted the music department among others. In the pep sessions they had many stunts, The an- nual special for the year was gotten together by the club, The special was made up of two cars and was sent to Auburn. At the state championship football xrame between Central and Horace Mann of Gary, they publish- ed a four Page folder with the names and other infor- mation of interest. The chairman for the year was chosen at the beginning of the first semester: the member chosen for the pos- ition was Joe Williams. The State tourney special was chartered and decorat- ed. in charge of the club. who handled it in good shape. First row: Joe Williams, Mary Ellen Heit, Max Kaplan, Helene Smith, Miss V. Pence. Second row: June James, George Mt-Comb, Clara Mae Guy, Dick Vogfelsang, Marguerite Rohrbau,-zh, Third row: Hoy Mc- Connell, Ruth Bittler, Lawrence Levy. Betty VanArnam. Sam Elliott. Fourth row: Mildred Miner, John Fawcett, Marguerite Fraylick, Billy Harvuot, Norma Lewerenz. Fifth row: James Throp, Kathryn Bash, LaVerne Dc-Haven, Marion McKay, Jack VVeaver. Sixth row: Grave Leslie, Lawrence Roop, Virginia Blosser. Bob Yerfzens. Seventh row: Burton Homsher, .lean Forsythe. Gordon Foster, Marjorie Brighton. Page H7
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