Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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1942 Camera Club This past year a new club was formed under the able direction of Miss Snow. The meeting place of the club was in a dark room in the basements- yes, you guessed it, the Camera Club! The pictures they took with their cameras were developed in the solutions which they themselves had learned to prepare. We wish to thank Miss Snow for all her efforts and for the loan of all the equipment which we used. 'A' i' i' 'A' 'A' Dramatic Club The Dramatic Club was organized in the early fall of 1941, with a mem- bership of fifteen. Like the other organizations of Henrietta, we presented an assembly program, which was composed of several short skits. We have had an enjoyable year and hope the following one is just as pleasant. i' ir 'k 'A' 'A' Journalism Club VVrongly named the group that published the Hubl' each month was not a clubg it had no definite membership or meeting time. The only binding tie of this group was the list of ninety people who expected to receive a copy of the school paper every four weeks. This dis-organized plan worked Well this year, though, and we printed nine issues of the paper. We found among the many advantages of the plan that, all contributions were voluntary, which caused a variation in the size of the paper, but we feel that it has a good ef- fect on the quality of the material. Lois Petty served as editor this year and Jeanne Snyder, business mana- ger. The co-operation of the faculty, especially Mr. Slack, has added much to the Hub the past year.

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1942 Standing tl.efl lo right!-Mr. Slack, Mr. Bates, Mr. Hartman. Seated-Mrs. Slack, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Berger, Mrs. Dodd, Mrs, Lnmvcrlueyer. PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION President, Ada Berger lst Vice President, Mrs. C. H. Currier 2nd Vice President, Carl Bates Secretary, Gladys Dodd Treasurer, Lena Hopkins Program Chairman, Evelyn Lamvermeyer 'lflie l'. 'lf .X. an mguiiizzttimi ml lO5 inelnlaers has eiijuyecl at very success- ful year umler the enimlmle lezulership uf Mrs. Arla llerger :tml her X'Zll'llJll5 coin- mittees. During' the year. they pzlicl half the expenses ul the sclinul cztfeteriri. luuuglit new clrnpes fur the hull, :incl lnrnisliecl liniturms fur the seliool lmnrl. 'lfliey also pnrchzlsecl twu defense huncls. 'lla finance these prnjeets. they gztve Zl vietwry tlZl.l1CC.2l Hztlluween Clll'11lVZll, two paper sales, it silver ten :tml ll play. xxllltlllg' the speakers at the nicmthly meetings were Mrs. .Xrthur lqflXYSUll ul l.!lfi'1'Z1llQ C, l'resirlent of the l,m'z1i11 Cuuiity Cuuiieil. who gave :L history ut I'. T. LX. work :it the lfounclers Day lll'Og'l'ZllllI l,t. ilrthnr llieliwine uf lilyrizx. xrhu gave :L verx' interestilig' talk un zlrinx' life at the .Xrmislice Day pi'ug'1':1ln1 :tml Bliss llielcey :tml Miss liulflty, nieinliers uf the L uuntx' lmiseiiilmle, whim env tertzlinecl with music. Mrs. .Xrthnr lYilli:1n1s ul Ulmerlin ente1'l:1i1ierl :lt the sil- YCl'tCIlXX'lll12l lecture mi the urigin ul' ,Xmericzm Ifulk Songs. .X suluist accum- lmzuiiecl her. The x':L1'iuus Qrzules ul the seliuul. in turn. haul charge Ui clewitimmls :xml 1'Cl1'USll11lCI1lS :Lt the inuuthly ineetiugs.