Dorset High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dorset, OH)

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Hi-Y and Athletic Association HI-Y: Front row: James Harmon, G-ail Buzzard, Harold Piper, Vvilliam Plotz, Jack Fuller, Ray Evans, Henry Piper, Kenneth Mead, Second row: Russell Beals, John Maki, Michael Pelick, Doral Smith, Clarence Spencer, Robert Haines, Arden Lynaugh. Third row: Domingo Medina, Ralph Flack. Harry Xvilliarns, Howard Kyle, Gordon Yeomans. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION: Front row: Katherine Gall, Edith VVood, Mary Davis, lnabel WVood, Martin Eskeline, Donald French, Gerald Piper. Second row: Agnes Gnau, Ila Pfile, Carrie Sowiry, Evelyn Harmon, Ellen Keep, Marie Allen, Eleanor Laughlin, Vera Allen, Robert Mason, Leonard Good- enough. Third row: Ross Yan VVinkle, John Jackson, Thomas Smith, Budd Burlingham, Merald XViser, Arthur Allen, Howard Kyle, Domingo Medina, Jack Fuller, Leo Hurst, Uno Eskeline. Fourth row: NVilson Yan VVinkle, Robert Allen, John Laughlin, Malcolm Parker, Clarence Spencer, Perry Bauman, Cecil Champlin, Doral Smith, Clyde Laughlin. T-wmzty-nine

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Library and Debate Clubs LIBR XRX CLUB: Front row: Qleft to rightj Dorothy Wood, Lucille May Hinkle Edith Wood, Gerald Piper. Second row: Florence Law- yer Anna Marason, Harriet Bolte, Agnes Gnau, Dora Wortmaii, Miss Fleck DEBATING TEAM: Front row: Virginia McCoy, VVinona Baker, Domingo Medina. Second row: Mr, Keane, coachg Michael Pelick, Perry Bauman, Charles Straw. LIBRARY CLUB. This club, consisting of seven members, is especially organ- ized to keep the library in orderly condition. The officers of the club are: Harriet Bolte, Presidentg Anna ltlarason, Vice Presidentg Agnes Gnau, Secretary- Treasurer. The books are shelved according to the Dewey Decimal System so that they may be found easily. At the beginning of the term, the library was in very poor condition. VVe have attempted to make it better. Nlany books have been added during the year, a number have been rebound, and a counter has been installed in the library.-Harriet Bolte. DEBATING. The members of the 1936 Dorset High School debating teams were: Virginia McCoy, Charles Straw, and VVinona Baker on the atfirmativeg Perry Bauman, Michael Pelick, and Domingo llledina on the negative. Dorset's negative team won the debates with Aurora and Edgewood High Schools. Our affirmative team had the misfortune of losing both the Aurora and Kingsville debates. Fern Tabor,s declamation, His Flag, also Won. Both teams had a non-decision debate with Austinburg High School.-Michael Pelick. Twenty-eight

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Band, Orchestra and Glee Club BANDS FI'0Ht POW! Cleft to rightb Inez Melling'er, Betty McConnell, Aili Hynninen, Mr. Seppelin, Olive Ruby Asp, Beverly Moses, Vera Allen. Second row: Ellen Keep, Vine Petrie, Marie Allen, Vkfilliam Spencer, Austin Allen, 2VVilYliam Burgett, Virginia McCoy, Gordon Yeonnans, Robert Mason, George eir. Third row: Dale Johnson, Russell Beals, Arthur Allen, Ila Pfile, Robert Allen, VVilson Van VVinkle, Francis Mason. Fourth row: Charles Straw, gharlllotte Asp, Clarence Spencer, Homer Jordan, Perry Bauman, Thomas mit . wi. LD crow P V25- ORCHESTRA: Front row: fleft to riglxtj Retafzgene Bailey, Virginia Mead, Aili Hynninen, Betty McConnell, Beverly Moses, Tnez Mellingcr. Second, row: Mr, Seppelin, Clarence Spencer, Robert Mason, Arthur Allen, Perry Bauman, Francis Mason. GLEE CLUB: Front row: fleft to rightj Betty McConnell, Virginia Mead, Beverly Moses, Mary Davis, Harriet Bolte, Purita Medina, Billie YVhits0n, Aili Hynninen, Betty Hill- strom, Stanford Jewell, Kenneth Mend. Second row: Miss Roberts, Vine Petrie, Esther Pontius, VVinif1-ed Duncan, Ila Pfile, Eleanor Laughlin, Dora Xvortmzin, 'Iris Hayse, Vera Allen, Retagene Bailey, XVilson Van XVinkle. Third row: Bonnie Hinkle, Charlotte Asp, Mary Hays, LaVerne Furber, Virginia Mead, Evelyn Harmon, Josie Hurst, lflorence Lawyer, Homer Jordan, Perry Bauman, Robert Allen, Cecil Champlin, Leo Hurst. Fourth row: Lorena Taft, Olive Ruby Asp, Lucille May Hinkle, Esther Sowry, Olive Furber, Lucille McConnell, Mildred Vesey, Clarence Spencer, George Hatch, Charlf-s Straw, Arthur Allen, Lawrence Svec. Thirty