Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Columbia, IL)

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GIRLS' HTHLETIC HSSOCIHTION HOME ECONOMICS CLUB

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,I sq,- X C H E M I S T R Y C L U B FRONT ROW CLeft to Rightl Grace Kettler, Ruth Schneider, Pearl Mueller, Nadine Green, Ruby Ritter, Marian Stumpf, Jeanette Koch, Kathleen Schaffer. SECOND ROW CLeft to Right! Shirley Mae Schneider, Alfred Dehn, Bill Lewis, Florence Trenz, Mr. Dickson, Kenneth Harres, Horace Volkert, Maxine Green. THIRD ROW CLeft to Right? Don Barlow, Glenn Riebeling, Robert Weltig, Lou Carle, Kenneth Jahr, Erv Withum. The students in Chemistry begged Mr. Dickson until he final- ly consented to the organization of a Chemistry Club. We elected officers as follows: President, Marian Stumpfg Secretary, Ruby Ritter: Treasurer, Alfred Dehn. During the year we had meetings about once a month during Chemistry period. We gave reports on the progress chemistry has made in war time or some other inter- esting subject pertaining to chemistry. We even made candy which fit in well with our assignment at that time about sugar andfood. B I O L 0 G Y C L U B FRONT ROW CLeft to Rightl Margaret Freeland, Vida Daab, Laverne Stumpf, Arlene Stumpf, Marian Schuler, Betty Daab. SECOND ROW CLeft to Rightj Mr. Dickson, Marie Stotts, Florine Stumpf, Carol Stout, Mary Ann Harres, Marie Kannewurf, Julia Ann Heller, Rosemary Archer. THIRD ROW KLeft to Right? Marvin Landgraf, Kenneth Woodcock, Walter Schneider, Charles Neal, Robert Schneider, Jack Carle. After becoming acquainted with the fundamentals of Biology we decided to form a Biology Club. Mr. Dickson is our sponsor and the officers are, President-Jack Carleg Vice-President-Charles Neal, Secretary-Kenneth Woodcock. We took several field trips to collect specimens of insects, leaves, etc. We found some very in- teresting ones which are preserved for further use. At othernmet- ings reports were made by members of the class on articles of in- terest from magazines. Mr. Dickson gave several informative talks which we found interesting.

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GIRLS ATH ETIC ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW lLeft to Righty Grace Landgraf, Marian Stumpf, Maybelle Mueller, Doris Jean Reichert, Mary Louise Tunze, Vida Daab. SECOND ROW CLeft to Righty Arleen Stumpf, Gladys Bergmann, Carol Stout, Mary Ann Harres, Betty Daab, Ruth Ann Barlow, Marian Keim, Estelle Withum, Florine Stumpf. THIRD ROW CLeft to Righty Miss Wohlwend, Kathleen Schaffer, Jeannette Asselmeier, Florence Trenz, Merle Baum, Viola Vogel, Norma Jean Stumpf, Adele Carle, Betty Grace Harres, Miss Brammer. BACK ROW CLeft to Righty Jeannette Koch, Margaret Freeland, Marie Kannewurf, Julia Ann Haller, Grace Kettler, Lucille Kremmel Marian Schuler, Edna Braun, Ailene Jones. The G. A. A. has been indeed an active organization. We started the year by the initiation of new members which was quite spectacular! Then, too, there was Wsweets night' of which the profit was used to buy the athletic club some extra backboards. we did have some difficulty in establishing a meeting night, but when we do meet we have loads of fun. At present every member is busy earning points to get a nletter.' Plans are now being made for a party which we hope will be a great success. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB FRONT ROW Kheft to Righty Gladys Bergmann, Norma Jean Stumpf, Adele Carle, Frances Gauss, Edna Braun, Ailene Jones, Lucille Kremmel, Maybelle Mueller, Doris Jean Reichert. SECOND ROW KLeft to Righty Laverne Stumpf, Arleen Stu pf, Marie Kannerwurf, Margaret Freeland, Julia Ann Haller, Dolores Stuard, Violet Rey, Betty Daab, Marian Schuler, Marian Keim, Mary Ann Harres. THIRD ROW KLeft to Righty Shirley Mae Schneider, Ruby Greatting, Lillian Toenjes, Florence Trenz, Jeannette Asselmeier, Viola Vogel, Merle Baum, Florine Stumpf, Carol Stout, Pearl Muel- ler, Betty Grace Harres, Ruth Ann Barlow, Miss Wohlwend. FOURTH ROW CLeft to Righty Estelle Withum, Vida Daab, Mary Louise Tunze, Ruth Schneider, Betty Schaffer, Mary Lee Haller, Frieda Hill, Grace Kettler, Kathleen Schaffer, Jeannette Koch, Ruby Ritter. The Home Economics Club, although it doesn't look busy, has succeeded in several projects. we conducted a nursery on P. T. A. nights, for children whose parents attend P. T. A. One issue of the 'Columbian Review' was issued by us in December. Two dele- gates were sent to the district meeting at St. Louis. In January we gave a Chile Supper which was well attended. with this money we are adding some furnishings in the Home Economics Room. This April we are attending the sectional meeting at O'Fallon. A short skit will be given by us.