Dayton Cooperative High School - Beavers Log Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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IIIIIIIINIZIIIIIIIIS ANU IIIIIII IIIIIEIIIE . INTER-CLUB COUNCIL George Essels+ein, Sec. I Presidenl' Elmer Lulhman, Sec. Il Vice Presidenl' Mariorie Crainich, Sec. l Sec'y-Treas. Dol Conley, Sec. ll Sec'y-Treas. STUDENT COUNCIL Seciion I Bob Omlor Chairman Dol Simlco Vice Chairman Joan Vogel Secrelary Seclion II Don Riblel Chairman Chuck Howard Vice Chairman' Joyce McKnigh+ Secrelary TAB CLUB Secfion I Maxine Rex Leader Secrion Il Marjorie Dawson Leader Y-TEENS Belly Franlz Presideni' Barbara Dallas Vice Presidenl' Carole Burolcer Secrelary Helen Crefors Treasurer F. R. O. Jo Ann Kaslas Presidenl' Norma Lewis Vice Presidenl' Barbara Longman Secrelary Elaine EvereH' Treasurer BEAVERINES Joyce Prelher Presidenl Dol Conley Vice Presidenl Jeanne Reiler Secrelary Dol Simlco Treasurer CLUB EIGHTEEN Monie Seigel Presidenf Roberla Marlin Vice Presidenl Dolores Van Dylce Secrelary Marjorie Crainich Treasurer Lois Wesl' Sergeanl-ai-Arms ALTROO Dol Wirrig Presidervl' Pal Shullz Vice Presidenf Phyllis Kibby Secreiary Agnes Frenzer Treasurer TEN ACE Firsi Semesier Elmer Lulhman Presidenl' Diclc Topp Vice Presidenl Bill Brodowslci Secreiary Bob Omlor Treasurer Jack Eubank Sergeanl-al-Arms Second Semes+er Bob Omlor Presidenl' Bill Brodowski Vice Presidenl' Dick Topp Secrelary Dale Massman Treasurer Bob Wirrig Sergeanl-a+-Arms

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The program TeaTured mainly Two Eng- lishmen, Mr. Edward Kerr, aT The piano, and Mr. Harry WrighT, aT The violin, in a dueT of several selecTions. ATTer The program in The audiTorium, The various classrooms were open Tor guesTs, and in The prinTing, Typing, and classrooms oT The same sorT, machines were operaTed by some oT The sTudenTs. AnoTher ouT- sTanding TeaTure aT Open House was The display oT The sTained glass window painTed by The sTudenTs in The arT classes. The elecTion oT oTTicers Toolc place aT The nexT meeTing Thursday, April I5. Reverend ForesT SToneburner presenTed a speech on Alcoholism and The Teen- ager, To bring ouT The main poinT of The program on HealTh and SaTeTy. AT Their lasT meeTing which was on Thursday, May I3, and aTTer The in- sTalIaTion oT oTTicers Tor I948-IQ49, Mr. George B. TaTe, supervisor oT visual edu- caTion in our public schools, Talked To The group on One World or None, which closed The monThly sessions oT The ParenT- Teacher AssociaTion. OuTside of The regular meeTings, The P.-T. A. sponsored various acTiviTies, which mainly consisTed of several paper drives, The lasT oT which, was a conTesT beTween The lOTh, llTh, and I2Th year sTudenTs, The selling oT ChrisTmas cards, and a parTy aT The ParTy MarT. As The very lasT evenT oT The season, The P.-T. A. Board sponsored a picnic aT Qld River on Wednesday, June 23, To which Teachers were inviTed, honoring Co-op's new principal and his wiTe, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Rowe. The oTTicers Tor The season oT T948- I949 are: Mrs. Harrison WiTTers, presi- denT: Mrs. Nolan Webber, TirsT vice-pres- idenT7 Mr. E. C. Rowe, second vice- presidenT: Mrs. EsTell WainscoTT, recording secreTary: Mrs. R. C. Meeks, corresponding secreTaryg and Mr William Davis, Treasurer. ATHLETIC QUEEN DANCE. FirsT row: Barbara Renner, Wanda Arvin, RiTa Bergemeier Afhlefic Queen, John Hun, Paper King, Nancy Denlinger, Phyllis Huri. Second row: Bob Granlimd, Dick MaTson, Carl Eiferf, Bob Omlor.

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BEAVERINES. Lefl' io righf, sea+ecl: Doro+hy Conley, Clara Schwaiger, Reggie Kelernen, Joyce Prefher, Jeanne Reifer, Berfha Allsfaffer. Sfanding: Mariha Schaeffer, Phyllis McMichael, Pal' Lowry, Dorofhy Simko, Margie Anderson, Susane Granzow. Omified from picfure are Phllis Huri, and Norma Bryan. BEAVERINE CLUB The Beaverine Ciub consisis of eighf seniors and four juniors. The club is ad- vised by Miss Margarei Wrighi. During ihe year ihe club has been very aciive in school dances, one ai ihe firsr of ihe year and 'rhe lasi dance of +he year. Hayrides, slumber parries, and pariies in general made up 'rheir social evenis of ihe year. Beaverines plan io spend a week in Augusi a+ Indian Lake. CLUB EIGHTEEN Club Eighieen has ien seniors and eighi iuniors. A dance, hayrides and pariies were ihe social evenis for ihe year. Mrs. Benben is 'rhe club adviser. The club plans fo have a vacaiion a+ Indian Lake in August Those in Eighieen are Roberia Mariin, Lois Wesi, Ramona Seigel, Jo Ann Kaslas, Pai Hockey, May Lou Lawler, Beify Norma Brown, Bobby Renner, Helen Creiors, Pai Begley, BeHy Franiz, Phyllis Yost Carol Short Delores Van Dyke, and Beiiy Whiie. TEN ACE CLUB Bob Omlor, Elmer Lu+hman, Dick Topp, Bill Brodowski, Dick Maison, Jim Zimmerman, Dale Massman, Bob Wirrig, Jim Ber+ke, and Jack Eubank make up 'rhe boys' club, Ten Ace. Mr. McCormick is 'rheir adviser. Hav- ing siag pariies, hayrides, dances, and pariies in general made up ihe year's evenfs. The boys meei The iirsl Wednes- day oi every secfion. ALTROO CLUB Seven seniors and four juniors make up ihe Aliroo Club, an acfive club, which had slumber pariies, hayrides, and dances. Miss Blose is The club adviser. Those making up ihe club are: Doroihy Wirrig, Par Shuliz, Aggie Frenzer, Phyllis Kibby, Jean Prechil, Joan Limberi, Beiiy Meyer, Willaiean Collins, Barbara Lamberi, Joan Vogel, and Shirley Meyer.