Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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HAVING A WCNDEREUL TIME, WISH YOU WERE HERE TRAVEL CLUB liirxf Rout Minges, N. Reatherford, R. Evans. G. Lamb. C. Harper. B. Edw.u'ds. M. Miller, A. Roma, B. Shosie, M. Jacob, B. Loos, C. w'i.ll'HCl', Svvoml Ruir: R. Crubbs, T. Martin, Kittie, Dole. A. Acra. I.. Cruhbs, R. liiklor. M. Ogden, R. Schalk. Ulm, D. Viel, Mr. Linker. Tlziril Iiflllf R. Rater, P. Rechenbach, D. Sehaich, D. Pottenger, A. Schuck, ul. Linker. B. Kaiser. K. Myers, B. Burgun. Under the guidance of Mr. Linker the Travel Club lm had a busy year. Their money raising efforts have been successful and plans have been completed for .1 ten day trip to XV.ishington, IJ. C. Atoms or systems into ruin hurled And now at bubble burst. and now a world. SCIENCE CLUB PMA. Ifl1fTx'-Fo Iiirxl Rout -I. Willman, H. Fagaly, W. Knollman, D. Loos, KI. Vines, Mr. Cozart, lngersole, I.. Stahl, XV. liagaly, -I. Greschel, E. Sehaich, C. Zimmer. Svrurzil Rout D. Miller. L. Gulley, E. Grubbs, I.. W'aller, D. Rocher, R. XYiCSlil'lg, B. Herald, N. lfckels, V. Collins, D. XVilliams, C. Beyer, NV. Bourquein. I.. lflick, C. Down- ard, T. Sturgeon, B. Estes, A. Roberts. ilifmiril Rule: QI. lfuchs, A. Biggs, I. Schalk, R. Meyere, -I. Crone, R. Woods, D. Rider, R. Bates, B. Loos, bl. Monroe, R. Lewis, L. Minges, Miller, R. Buekirk, D. Harms Il. Roessler, D. Allard. Projects under the guidance of Mr. Cozart are developed throughout the year in the Science Club. These projects are chosen by the members according to their partictllar preference and are carried on through club and outside-of-school activities. The club presented an interesting Safety program for a student assembly. UR

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AN OUTWARD SIGN OF INWARD GRACE Y-TEENs First Row: M. Bybee, R. Newhouse, N. Shaver, B. Loos, T. Martin, C. Harper, V. Richie, P. Smith. Second Row: C. Schalk, E. Smith, P. Pentecost, K. Eiklor, B. Loos, Lawwil S. Souders, N. Kuhlmann. L Third' Row: J. Fuchs, H. Clark, W. Rudissel, W. Bourquein, Morris, W. Bourquein, M. Jackman, N. Foest, B. Rudoff. Fourth Row: P. Cottingham, B. Boseau, Miss Schaffner, M. Bourquein, H. McGuire, L. Bourquein, N. Hawk, L. Bell, C. Werner. After a very actice 1948-49 year, Y-Teens seems to have fallen into the inactive list. Only one meeting has been held during the present year. HI-Y Firsl Row: C. Bevis, L. Flick, B. Terry, B. Kaiser, D. Evans, B. Estes, R. Hunter, D. Pottenger. Svmnd Row: L. Linker, Linker, C. Greenham, H. Yaney, D. Printy, Mr. Longley. Third Rout P. Reclienbach, NI. Siefferman, M. Has-Ellison. J. Monroe, R. Calyerlt. D. Allard, B. Frey. This club has not been active during the year though it was organized last fall and seemed to be ready to function. PAGE Firrv-THREF

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THEY WORK FOR HONOR FUTURE TEACHERS Oli AMERICA fl Firxl Row: S. Knose, L. Farthing, Fuchs, M. Jackman, W. Bourquein. Second Row: J. Kaiser, W. Bour- quein, J. Morris, Mrs. Spiller, B. Kaiser, A. Schlemmer, M. Butterfield. Top Lefl: Marilyn Jackman and Wauneta Bourquein sell basketball tickets at noon. Willena Bourquein and Janet Morris buy tickets. Bottom Lvfl: June liuchs and Lois Farthing help in the kindergarten. They are serving milk to the children. The Future Teachers of America have been very active. They aid the teachers in many ways, thus gaining experience for the profession they hope to follow. The club members strive for the points they are given for the amount of work they do. PAGE Fufrv-Five