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.f HO That girl belongs to the Home Eco How can you tell? nomics Club. . Why b with the bett , y her pink sweater y-lamp emblem, certainly. This well- known organization, advised by Miss Owen, Miss Wylie, and Miss Lloyd, had as its officers for the year Anita Koester, President: Margret Wenzel, Vice-Presi- dentg Marillyn Douglas, Secretary: Bonnie Klein, Treasurer: and Shirley Artt, Reporter. One meeting a month was a business meeting and the next meet- ing was for entertainment. Besides these programs, the Home Economics Club held a roast for the pur- pose ot becoming re-acquainted in the tall, an initia- tion banquet, and a mothers tea. ln March, the Row 1' Sh1r'ev Arit ., , Louise Soncruint, Ruth Cobb, Rita Bradford, Naomi Gueldenzoph, liiarvzirie Knerr, Ruth Enright. Row 2fAlice Bzmachoi.-rslzi, Frances Greiser, Meredith Becker Miss Tlylie, Edna Lamb, lvtary l.ax-Jrence, Anita Foes' Row 3fG:il Fen H . -er, Bonnie Klein. r, n.acl:, Mzrillyn Douglas. Louise S iflzlchn, L3Verne Anderson, l.1' '.'.'-enzel. chmnl-tel, Marian lrj Ellen Husylcox-.'sl:i, Genevieve 1 ME ECONO MICS CLUB Senior members together with all Seniors in the Home Economics department were invited to attend a tea sponsored by the Home Economics department at the University of Toledo. A formal banquet in May closed the club activities for the year. The purpose of this all-girls' organization is to stress cooperation and responsibility: and to foster this aim, credits were given for all work that members do. Each year the two girls who have the highest number of credits are sent to the State meeting. During the spring Marillyn Douglas and Alice Banachowski were rep- resentatives frorri Libbey at the state meeti Columbus. ng at . 'T t ,rf If 2 .r ' Row 1 -Virginia Ammann, Ellen Cochrane, Delores Kuiawa, Dorothea Kaminsl-ci, Margret Wenzel, Velma Ftueter, Lois Ccrrmean. Row 2-Dorothy Brown, Edwina Simmons, Betty Horton, Miss Owen, Ruth Greiser, Dorothy Iozwiak, Alice Wozniak, Ruth Seibold. Row 3-Bonnie Hays, Rosema Koester, Ruth ry Hudson, Ma ' Kulow, Ruth P riorie Wolfe, Elise tupley, Esther Raiewski, Virginia Kuiawct. Page ninety-six
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INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUBS Future builders whose aims will be to struggle with the intricacies of modern construction emerged at the year's end from both the Architectural and Erigineere ing Clubs. The purpose of the Engineering Club is to stimulate friendships and to employ leisure time to the best advantage. Many trips were planned bythe engineers including those to fac- tories in Detroit and the Bunting Brass ci Bronze in Toledo. The Architectural Club carried out a note- worthy program in the placement of graduate stu- dents in architecture. A bid for social recognition was made by the architects in the guise of the Ar' chitectural Ainble. Heading the two clubs were unusually capable officers. Orville Bauer, President: Iohn Spurgeon, Vice-President: Ed. Cumberworth, Secretary, Lorin Hardesty, Treasurer and Everett Phe-ils, Sergeant-at-Arms led the Architectural Club with Mr. Packer as adviser. Aiding Mr. Sterling, the dviser of the Engineering Club, were the following a - . officers: Arthur 'Weben Presidentg Bill Wells, Vice- President: Bodney -Glesser, Secretary, lohn Iwinski, 'E Treasurer, and l-larry Perrine, Sergeanteat-Arms. Row 1 Bill Burl:-,r, l'Yi-:- lf. ','i lnxin, lien f'iir:iu:iQ Ixlz Tiiilpl, 'ffillinn B'Il'Vl4 'l', Hr-nrv Lu lu-wg, Vivtf-r House, hicliririi Vfiiol-:, Iohn Eifurgeoix. Bran ion Ni- il, Bill E irnarfl Row Z Ficlf--it Coin-1 l, Hn- Bin,:l.1ni, ll zrolci D 1:-ell, Bill lanes, Hr Pix'-L:-fi, Inn lunnlzinin, Billy Mninsen, Elf Cuinlierv. 'i.i ith, E-l Fxittfr Pizul Czss, lffil-ze Griiiin. ' ' ' 'V ' fe i Crvill-2 Bauer, Pizul Woods ROWS Bill I.,-ng,-1, Ea. E-ri,l,nl ,i,igli, J li Fi l nl Arnlialt Evf-rett Plieils Bolt Shurt Bob Starilcn, Nelson lvlusi: , if ir, 1, , , , . , , Lorin HJries'1.'. 4, Q R4' 5 fy-xi Row 1- Bernard Bick, Royal Bradshaw, Gerald Schmidt, Louis M St l' ,Don Glanzman, Frank Kowalski, lav Brink, Mr, Plough, r. er mg Tunks, Frankl Hoinocki, Rodney Glesser, Bill Pollack, Bob Thrun. R 2-Rav Krall, Martin Topolski, lohn lwinski, Charles Georgia, ow A Richard Friemark, Robert Otey, Bob Huff, Fred Phillips, Karlton Bishop, D Eugene Kennedy, Robert Marckel, lim Keyser, Arthur Weber, on Wiese. Row 3-Willard Iascob, Bob Sinclair, Harold Behrendt, Roy Bietel- schees, Roy Sunday, Ray Chicolini, Charles Dybala, Gene Macieiewski, Edwin Swantaclc, Bob Chronister, Bill Wells, lames Humphreys, Glenn Meyer, l-larry Peirine. Page ninety-seven
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