Galesburg Augusta High School - Rambler Yearbook (Galesburg, MI)

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COMMERCIAL CL IB CLASSICAL CLLB SENIOR PLAY JUNIOR PLAY GLEE CLUB OPERETTA BOY SCOUTS B

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SEVENTH GRADE Lynn Wilson .President Eugene Davis.Vice-President Betty Freer.Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. Josephine Lindsay.Class Advisor CLASS ROLL Olive F.llen Schram Doris Penny Hetty Freer Ruth Lockwood Gladys Lamphier Juanita Growwiler Paul Maile ( ' harles Rundio Colors—Y ellow and White. F low i;r— N arcisssus. Motto—W hat I am to be, 1 am becoming. Mrs. Lindsay Lloyd Hush Howard Wood David Barber Eugene Da via Arthur Root Lance Johnson Glennis Fitch Lei and Telfer Claude Cupples Jack Dutton Lynn Wilson Robert Edwards Lei and ( ' lark ( ' lair Jackson Wavne Fitch

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itniiiuni iwNim i w r COMMERCIAL CLl ' B Norman Crittenden . Myrtle Proctor .... Florence Whiting . .. Alice Marie Coville. Virginia Rogers . .. Margaret Paul. Mrs. Nova Hamilton .President .. . V ice- President .Secretary .Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms .Reporter .Sponsor Mr . Hamilton Norman Crittenden Cilenn Wheaton Alice Marie Coville Marcella Meger Margaret Paul MEMBERS Rosabelle Imus Charles Bentley Walton Sumner Eunice Coveil Florence Whiting Virginia Rogers Mvrtle Proctor Faye Carson Blanche Blake Madalon Jackson Avery |)a is (No picture) On September 28, 1927, several students met in the Commercial room and organized a Commercial Club known as the (i. H. C. C. The constitution of the Club was drawn up: Students having two credits in Commercial work were allowed to become mem¬ bers. All of the officers were to act as the Executive Committee and the Vice-Presi¬ dent to act as Chairman of the Entertainment Committee. The meetings were to he held the first Thursday of each month and the dues were to be fifty cents a year. The purpose and aim of the club was to promote interest in the business world; to encourage a social spirit among commercial students by offering opportunities for social contact; to become conversant with modern, progressive business methods and systems, endeavoring by such means to raise and maintain a higher standard of effi ciency; to discover and serve the needs of the community. Some of the activities in which the club has participated were the raising of a fund for the purchase of a picture for the Commercial room, “Kid” Christmas party, entertaining of the Classical Club by a play “Mrs. Stubbing Book Agent,” and a theatre party, also talks by prominent business leaders.