Elmhurst High School - Anlibrum Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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M-Hmm KM, . . .. Boy lWhat a wonderful club! lust super-duper tor getting the lznow on the scicntilm highlights and experiments of the year, The club started oft right by continuing its long habit ot being one of the most active clubs at Elmhurst. Mr. W. H. Carnahan, who has the distinction oi writing a text bool: or mathematics, gave a talk and demonstration on mathematics and science. His talk was both interesting and informative. Big eyes and loud sighs were quite in evidence by the members: but, then, that was only the first demonstration. Now that cr semester has passed these followers ot Galileo Galilei know that just about anything can happen in the world ot science. Yes sir, 'Cause theyre scientists nowl Next the Phi'Chem Club took a walking tour through Fort Wciyne's water works. The members secured the lowdown on just how the St, Marys river water can be made into pure, clear drinking water for the citizens ot Fort Wayne. Miss Wimmer and Mr. Logan are the sponsors ot the club. Both are excellent sponf sors, too, the members all agree. Freeman Lehman was elected president: Carl Bay, vice- president: and loan Carriger, secretary-treasurer, Freeman used his executive powers to appoint an entertainment committee with lack Sinn, chairman: Vera McGregor, Betty Bassett, Lucille l-loeppner, and Tom English to deter- mine the club's activities. Witli this group in charge oi ideas, the future will be merry and bright. So will these scientists alter the second semester demonstrations planned have been presented. Brick How' Freemnn Lehman, lfxfl-: Sinn, Lerl-ind F331-'e English, Curl Ray, itlc Cxpin Front row: Betty Enssett, Lucillf Hiiriipyi-i'1i5r, Veii lflfiriqjir, livin Ccrrriger. CD at '

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Back row: Wilma Palmer, Mila Haag, Pat Manes, lanell McKeeman. Front row: joan Carriger, Sylvia Gilleft, Beverly Baker, Ieanne Hartman n ' foupona, dlwafp, Ualicl The Commercial Club progressed very nicely this year under the able guidance of Sylvia Gilleff assisted by loan Carriger. Beverly Baker kept tab on the minutes, and Wilma jean Palmer took care of the money. Miss Edwards, commercial teacher, was the sponsor. At the first meeting, Sylvia appointed a standing committee to provide entertainment at each of the monthly meetings, Cn this committee were leanne Hartman, Ianell McKee- man, Mila Haag and Patricia Manes. At each meeting after the roll call was taken, each of the members was to respond with a response or pay the piggy bank a penny fine. This response had to be in some way connected with commercial subjects or the business world, At the first monthly meeting, the standing committee informed the members a mock trial was to take place, with Bill Shaw as judge: Sam Ventruella, clerk: loan Carriger, de- fendant: Marjorie Beck, defense attorneyg and Alvin Busse, prosecuting attorney. These appointments were made wisely and the trial went over big with lots of laughs and fun. The Commercial Clubs first semester party was held on january 15 in the school gym. The food committee consisted of leanne Hartman, Meriam Nash, Ielene Leonard, and Susan Churchward. loey Davison, Phyllis McCoy, Ioan Carriger and Marilyn Trzynka were in charge of the amateur radio hour program. To be eligible for membership in the Commercial Club the members must take at least one commercial subject. The comn'ercial subjects are bookkeeping, shorthand and typing.

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