Cranford High School - Golden C Yearbook (Cranford, NJ)

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The Spotlight Page Forty-Seven l m Uhr Efgpmurtttng Gluh Faculty Advzser Mrss GRACE Bn:A'r'rn: HE Typewrlting Club started ICS 3CtlVlt1CS by attemptlng to attaln membership ln the 5 . Jumor Department of the O A T lOrder of Artlstlc TYDISCSP Each member sent m an attractxve speclmen of her work ard we recelved our Junior Certlflcates admlttmg us to membershxp Charlotte Bartels secured her Senlor Membershlp Certlflcate Our Ld next proJect was that of speed work Flfteen mmute speed tests were taken and the results IH Speed and Accuracy were recorded on 1nd1v1dual charts In our next plece of work we transcrlbed artxcles from shorthand notes lssued by the Royal Typewrlter Company Our typlng club was one of real enjoyment and of practlcal value M E M B E R S Charlotte Bartels Edna Er1ckson Elna Norgord Ruth Br11l1sour Ann Homack Sophle Ollmxck Dorxs Castor Patrlcxa Mercer Helen Shaplro Helen Castor Mur1el Mowen Edna Teschke Uhr Arrnuntmg Qlluh Fa ulty Aduser Mas DUcK1-:R 1 HE Accountlng Club IS composed only of members who have passed two years of bookkeeping At the bev1nn1nff of the year Income Tax Accountmg vsas taken up followed by a set whxch mcluded all the dxfferent transactxons of dally buslness and the closmg of the books The members of the Acccuntmg Club hope that many wlll contmue the work started by the present group M E M B E R S Joseph Humen k Charles Nettlesmp Henry Ronnlun ..,tl , i i . . sflfgffza .4-ruff. - - - - . em 'TQZAM - - - - J? :Eu . . A . . . . . rw . 1 ' - N . . ' ,N . . . Mad, ' . . . I V V . . . . c - . I D O f Y ' : ' v d Al r .A ' at 1' H r A I' . ,. ll

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Che Spotlight un l'z1r.:e Forty-Six Uhr QKPD Glrnzs Faculty Adviser Miss TAYLOR e HIS year for the iirst time a H h School Junior Red Cross Council was organized and the following officers were elected President Dorothy Heroy vice president Thelma Wlld secretary treasurer Catherine Fuchs There IS also a representative from each home . P roll call in th High School and the drive turned out to be the most successful ever SJ attempted During October the council decided to help Bonnie Burn Sanitorium in some way and in February it gave a very enjoyable Valentine Party to some small chlldren there A basket of food was given to a needy family in Kenilworth for Thanksgiving and affaln to another family for Christmas Also during November the Red Cross sent the Veterans in Philadelphia a box of cookies made by the High School cooking class and some greeting cards made by the art class Its work has been mainly centered around Bonnie Burn and the Veterans in Philadelphia During December seventy five individual packages were sent to the Veterans For Bonnie Burn during the same month the COUHC11 sent one hundred ifty pencils post cards and stamps to be sent by the adults there to their fr ends it also started work on scrapbooks for the children there Thelma Wlld was chosen to be the delegate to the National Convention at Washington in April The Red Cross work this year has been very successful but next year the council hopes with your cooperation to b more actlve than 1t has ever been I I A 541133, 3 - 5 - , 4' I M 32 room. In September, the members of the High School Council took entire charge of the AJ . ' . . . . . . . 1 I I K' r null 1

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'C e Spotlight n ll 11 'Z I I Uhr Bunk Qlluh MRS CHANDLER f Faculty Aduserc LMRS ANGLEMYER OFFICERS Preszdent Coop!-:R SMITH Secretary DORIS ARCHER f Q HE Book Club was formed at the bevmnmg of the school year for the purpose of helpmg lf if KJ 'xl' 'J 1ts members acquxre a better knowledge of Englxsh and Amerxcan hterature Each member selected a book and agreed to g1ve an oral rev1 w ln the presence of the members of the club At the flrst meetmgs of the club reports were vlven on books by early Engllsh authofs then works of early Amerlcan authors were dlscussed followed by reports on books written ln the nmeteenth and twentieth century The TEVIBWS glven were lnterestmg and the speaker usually aroused 1n h1s hearers the deslre to read the book We fe l that the Book Club has fulfilled ICS purpose 1n awakemng a deslre among Page Forty-Eight members to read more worth whlle lxterature Dorls Archer Bertlre Beecher Barbara Brownell Marla Chrlstlansen Betty Cody Malearet Clombxe INEMBERS Marjorle Decker Kathleen Donnelly Ernest Franks Grace H111 Charles Mey Grace Orrok John Qulnn Rita Ray Robert Relners Cooper Smlth Lucy Tallaferro gil, ' ' . ' - - 'D . Q - . Ami-1' 'ZR'7.. - - . .S . I if . ,uv l I i . 1 I . , - . 4 Q . e ' ' ' ' ' its l ' ' ' - I .U . V . 1 LJ 6 T null' -