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lf' f' fX i Q 19. .PIONEER. .31 I Girls' Woodworking Club The Girls' Woodworking Club organized under Mr. Schreiner has finished various projects this year. Some of which are tilt top tables, models for frying pans, and a band stand for Mr. Goodall. There are ten girls in the club. MEMBERS Lillian Peters, Ethel Wimer, Louise Sheffield, Anna May Kunkle, Ruth Shawfield, Sylvia Clelan, Marie Park, Rosaline Spier, Betty Latham, Sarah Knauss. x 1 V ' .4 IQ lf il' ,A V xv'- ,M ,L,-.,. , ,,,gL1..ak,,,...A seventy-two
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19...PIONEER. .31 Spanish Club The Spanish Club under the direction of Miss Line was organized for the purpose of furthering the interest of the student in Spanish. Con- versation is carried on entirely in Spanish at each meeting. OFFICERS DONALD BEANER ...... ........... ........ P r esident MORTIMER MENAKER . . .... ViC6-P'l 6S'idU'I?,l'7 LOUISE SHEFFIELD . . . ...... Secretary RICHARD FACKLER .. . .... Treasurer MISS DOROTHY LINE .. ............. ..... A d1JiS07' MEMBERS Fred Bankert, LaTrobe Barnitz, Donald Beaner, Florence Bitner, Ro- salie Bowman, Beulah Gibbel, Mortimer Menaker, Doris Leeds, Hannah 'M Hoffman, Mildred Saul, Jane Wolfe, Rebecca Trimmer, Lois Shaver, Jane A Bealor, Mildred Esworthy, Anna Belle Sarver, Julia Bowman, Richard Fackler, Ruth Fink, Jack Morris, Evelyn Walton, Helen Strayer, Margaret Steele, Phyllis Rodenhaver, Harriet Yentz, Louise Sheffield, Dorothy Stall, Helen Stambaugh, Margaret Nesbit, Ross Schaeffer, Dorothea Tebbs, Donald Danner, Robert Free, Handy Hauckley, Frances Weaver, Betty Estricker. 1? I Ali '-i X' . . - 'rar' . - if ,rfigvgff , se uenty-one
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19...PIONEER. .31 The John Harris Times is the voice of the school and constitutes one of its most important activities. It is in its fourth and greatest year of publication. An unusually large circulation of twelve hundred copies are distributed each issue. The Staff follows: EDITOR: Richard Herbert. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Dorian Cooper, William Rosenberg, Louise Gillan, Dorothy Macfarlane. REPORTERS: Martha Wolfe, Gertrude Stringfellow, Eleanor Landis, Richard Vanaman, Herman Hervitz, Anna Mooney, Julia Bowman, Louise Sheffield, Ernest Cassel, Margaret Zerbe, Evelyn Greene, Evelyn Yetter. 'X CIRCULATION: Emory Bucke, Kermit Leitner, William Ludlow, Oliver Ebersole. -X BOOKKEEPING: Mary Moyer, Edna Fox. l f l fi ' seventy-three
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