Englewood High School - Purple and White Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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V l CFCIW VIfW'f' H83 yl5rli1'.:Uf- vl'wA i Hearty Welcome To New Clubs MAY THEIR N UMBER INCREASE Prominent among our new student organizations are the Chess Club, spon- sored by Mr. Walker and Mr. Neuman; the Record Societyl sponsored by Mr. Gaither: the Spanish Club, sponsored by the Spanish Department, and the Camera Club, sponsored by Mr. Bailey. The Chess Club meets in the library the ninth period every Wednesday. The members carry on bloodless games of war. No one is hurt physically and all gain mentally. Its officers are John Hawkins, Pres; Russell Armstrong, Vice-Pres.; Marilyn Woolfolk, Secretary; and Norville Carter, Treasurer. The new Spanish Club accepts as its members all present or former stu- dents of Spanish. Its president is Mary Martinez. It gave its first public pro- gram in April, 1955. Pcrn-Americanism was featured, and will continue to be promoted in the club's various activities. The Record Society, membership in which is open to all students and teach- ers, has CIS its objectives the purchase and playing and discussion of especial- ly worthwhile records. Mostly these will be musical, but some will be dra- matic, some recitations, some historic speeches. The Society has already acquired CI number of records and derived great satisfaction from hearing and analyzing them. The Camera Club, the youngest of all our new student organizations, gives promise of stimulating notable achievements in the field of photography. Chicago Motor Club driver's tests.