Central Junior High School - Junior Classic Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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QE The Junior Classic 28 38 Q5 -IQ , YJ 3 4- DEBATING TEAMS Upper row: Left to right, Miss Knudson lcoachl. Bob Oare, Robert Borden. Joseph Taylor, Miss Meyer lcoachb. Lower row: Betty Brugger, Frederick Chreist, Max Baer, Henry Fefermanf Kathleen Mclnerny. Debating In the tifth annual Inter-School Debating Contest. the team of Central Junior High has witnessed a series of triumphs, which are the result of many hours of hard work, unlimited reading, and splendid ability. The question for debate was. Resolved, that Under the directorship of Bliss Knudson and Bliss Meyer, Central Junior High won second place in the Inter-Junior High School Debating League. Following are the standings of the various the Philippine Islands should be granted their 501100151 immediate and complete independence. Name. Won. Lost. The allirmative side was supported by Kath- Xuner -.--'- 7 Y 1 leen Mclnerny, Robert Borden. and Joseph Central 2 Taylor, with Betty Brugger as alternate. The NI Wg I ' v negative team was composed of Max Baer. ' gene 3 't ' 0 Robert Oare and Henry Feferman with Fred- Oliver ----e- 3 ------ - 5 rick Chreist as alternate. Riley .. 1 7 QA Q: fPa5:e Ele.enl

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Gif The Junior Classic 31:3 Scholarship Honor Roll TB-bl-A's Mary Mattes Xlialter Buckley Alex Dick Barbara Edwards Jean Morris 3A's Clara Fuzy Donald Gardner Esther lVaechter ' 7 X-li.-fs George Bergus Samuel Gross Jeanrtett :lnawander Marguerite Cox Maxine Davidson Martha Jane Fields Ruth Fishman Margaret Small 3A's Elizabeth Koller Henry Mora XVilliam Gare Peggy Reed Eunice Rock SB-fi-A's Kathlyn Gordon Rachel Hargrave Helen Huston Edna Keller Mary Helen Lewis Jennie Dekelbaum 7Henry Feferman Dorothy Gilbert Ruth Gore Madeline Hatfield Janet Jackson Margaret McCowan Esther Sunderman Rose Szabo Bernice Koehler 3A's Joseph Roberts 'Gertrude Smith Gladys Toney June Turnock Lyle Tuttle Bettie Webster Marjorie Kostermenke Renata 'Weissbrodt Sophia Rapella SA Mildred Adler Janet Budd fAbraham Cohen Lucille Dellinger YValter East Eleanor Elliott Dorothy Frederick Archie Graham Della Hathaway Fred Calahan King Detzler Katherine Koseif Robert Lee --LA's Maxine Helm Harry Jorgenson Theresa Palatinus Robert Pollock Vivian Roberts Lucille Schuell Marion Shaw Nevin Vance Virginia lVhitmore 3.-Ys John Quimby Stanford Schlorch 7Sarah Soloff 9B-4A's Max Baer Simon lioorda Betty Brugger Leonard Hosinski Sarah Jones Grace Lamphier Marcia Case Fredrick Chreist Dorothy Feingold Mary Louise Fry Hyman Goldman Margaret Graf f'Dorothy Hershberg Jeanette Hess Marie Hoffman Catherine McHenry Kathleen Mclnerny Janet Pointer June Ponader Dean Rodgers Thelma Roosa Harriet Salinger Mildred Small Helen YVagner 'J -Ys -J 4 . Florence Anclrysialf Dorothy Block Robert Borden Stella Carr Florence Colpaert Marjory Finch fLillian Fisher Vera George Eleanor Grotf Josephine Horvarth Jeanette Johnson Helen Jones Ruth Jones Helen Lacer Madeline Lakens Helen Lamport Elizabeth Millice Leslie Molnar Adeluia Mooth Mary Jane Myers Iden Richardson Mary Russell Elizabeth Seebirt Martha Sindlinger Stelile Sternet Joseph Taylor Helen Tuttle Florence Urbahns Mary Van Rassen Mary lVebster Helen XVilczewska 9A--1-A's Harry Armstrong Frederick Craven Theresa Edwards Dorothy Feingold Mary Fiedler 'ALillian Fisher .31 Lucille Feuch Margaret Graf -'Dorothy Hershberg Jeanette Hess 3A's Florence Andrysiak Harry Brosvnstein Mary Coddens Sidney Cohen Inez De Maegd Rachael De Maegd Mozelle Ehnes Marie Hoffman Brice Kenyon Evelyn Kreighhaum Grace Lainphier Helen Lamport acc Tenl Sarah Jones David Keeton Jane McCallum Catherine McHenry Ann Nicol Herman Reis Byron Routt Franklin Shaw Gladys Stafford Helen XVagner Nathan Lockwood Marjory Miller Elizabeth Millice Sam Plotkin Dale Plumbeck Janet Pointer John Reynolds Florence L'rbahns Marguerite Vogus Aflltil XVQ-ntlgnd Virginia Young l I 'I Q V - GLZS OSZZO 888L 8

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QE The Junior Classic ge - ,Q . :ff . e ' , i V v L V go THE THALIAN DRAMA CLUB Left to right: Virginia Knauss, Virginia Whitmore, Mildred Adler, Eleanor Elliott, Miss Knudson lsponsorb, Lucille Schuell, Janet Budd, Marion Shaw, Dorothy Fredrick, Sarah Soloff. The Thalian Drama Club The Thalian Drama Club is composed of a group of ninth'grade students. who meet once a week. The object of the organization is to pro- mote the highest type of drama. and with this in view, we are working on'several one-act plays and interpretive readings. :Xt the weekly meeting. each member presents the dramatization of a play. or the interpreta- tion of a reading or poem. XVe are planning a program to be given the latter part of April. lve have selected a very clever playlet. entitled Six Cups of Chocolate and are worl-:ing on it. Other features of the program will be readings and dialogues given by the various members of the Club. Our orlicers. who were elected at the time of our organization. are: l'r fSidf:rIi ....,.... ..... ...,... E L Esxon Ei.LioTT YlCr: President ..,... Donoruv Fneuitiuciq 5'fUr':f41rjf ....... ..... L UCILLI-I Scui'i:i.L Trfzasurisr .,, . ..., Klitomin ADLEIL The meinbf-rs are: Eleanor Elliott. Dorothy l'.l f'l T'1l'l'i. Mildred Adler. Lucille Schuell. Mar- ion Slia'-V. Virginia Kuauss. Sarah Solotlv, .lanet liudd. Virginia llliitiiiore. The Debating Club The Central Junior High School Debating Team owes its foundation to the splendid work of the Debating Club. underithe sponsorship of Bliss Knudson. The origin of this club dates back to September. 1926. when several argu- mentative enthusiasts became interested in the idea. It was not long until Room 16 was Occu- pied every Friday by these advocates of de- bating. The club is composed of Henry Eeferman, Robert Borden. Joseph Taylor. Robert Oare, Hal Thompson. Fredrick Chreist. Edward Reasor. Kathleen llclnerny. Betty Brugger, Eleanor Elliott. Harriet Salinger, Simon Boorda and Max Baer. In spite of this unlucky number of mem- bers. thirteen. the class has made great pro- gress. It exists for two important purposes: the iirst is to learn thoroughly the principles of debating. and the second is to develop de- baters for the school teams. The members are taught advanced methods in the construction of the brief and speech. and they receive drill in refutation. argumentation. and delivery. They attended a number of high school and college debates in the city. which thev dis- cussed in class. i Later in the year. the club wa, divided into groups :ind gave :1 series of debates whigh proved to be very interesting. lptllle Twelvel