Ecorse High School - Ecorsair Yearbook (Ecorse, MI)

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0.9.1-x. Row l, left to right: A.. Abramczyk, V. Bondaronek, M. Myer, M. Mann, I. Wolfe, O. Powell, M. Mancos, R. Abramczyk, E. Ryan, Fl. Tabaka. Row 2: L. Martin, A. Vince, E. I. Cannon, S. Chani, G. Gora, L. Tabaka, A. Kentris, I. Baustert, S. Chordash, B. Filimon, Mr. C. Peterson, sponsor. Row 3: A. P. Williams, I. Elias, M. Mclver, G. Schaeffer, C. Scharrer, B. Schotter, G. Smith, I. Campbell, D. Marinoff, L. Allain. The Order of Gregg Artists is composed of students in the beginning and advanced shorthand classes whose notes satisfy the requirements of the Gregg standard. In order to qualify for membership, a student must submit a specimen of notes to the Gregg Writer,', and certificates are issued to those who qualify. The following members have received special gold pin awards or honorable mention in this year's contest: Pins--Opal Powell, Geraldine Gora, Luella Tabakag Honorable Mention--Opal Powell, Adeline Abramczyk, Lillian Allain, Victoria Bondare nok, Mildred Mclver, Angeline Vince. The officers of the O.G.A. are President, Luella Tabakag Vice-President, Geraldine Gora, Secretary, Opal Powell, Treasurer, Sue Chani.

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COIYTWIBYCIAI LCA Row 1, left to right: Elizabeth Suveges, Mary Iane Raupp. Grace Berentes, Margaret Vince. Eleanor Sacarelos, jerry Montie. Row Z' Ruth Schwartz, Yolan Vida, Mildred jones fsponsorl, joan Thornton, Flora Ouida. Grace Schaeffer. The Commercial Club has been a part of the school for many years The objectives of the club are: 1. To increase interest in commercial subjects 2 To acquaint members with modern progressive business organization methods, systems, material, and equipment, 3. To encourage high standards of efficiency and achievement. 4. To emphasize and develop proper personal qualifications for commer- cial positions. 5. To instill worthy business ethics and ideals. 6, To develop an intellectual interest in the community by familiarizing the members with it. The average number of students in the club this year was fifteen. All stu- dents taking the commercial course are eligible for club membership. Due to the war, the activities have been limited socially except for a few noon-luncheons. The club has deviated from its regular duties by knitting for the junior Red Cross. The girls plan to have fifty-four eight-inch squares knitted for an afghan by the end of this school year. The officers of the club are: president, Mary Siposg vice-president, Margaret Vinceg secretary, joan Thorntong treasurer, Grace Schaeffer. The sponsor of the club is Miss Mildred Jones.

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Prm fans' Club Row 1, left to right: P. Scott, I. Gregen, H. Marcott, R. Schonfeld. Row 2: R. Rariden, R. Twork, W. Phillips, W. Elbe, E. R. Johnston, sponsor. The Printer's Club was organized in the year 1941. This club is entirely composed of students who have had at least one year of printing experience. They also must have a B average to remain in the club. The club is sponsored by Mr. johnson, and through his leadership the mem- bers held many enjoyable meetings. The club members had their annual picnic last fall and everyone enjoyed it. They also had an initiation party at River Rouge Park for the new members. They attended the Fox Theater in january and were treated to dinner afterwards The club's annual roller skating party was held at Well's Roller Rink in May. It is hoped that the club may have many more parties as successful as this was. During the year members of the Printer's Club have given valuable aid to the school and the school organizations by the printing of school supplies, tickets programs, and posters. The club officers are: President, H. Marcottg Vice-President, I. Gergeng Secretary and Treasurer, R. Schonfield.