Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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IIUB STAFF Sitting, left to right: Curl Christinun, Shirley cllDL1lU'il7, Ethel Kristy, Carolyn Sehlechter, hrlarilyn Richey, Laura Yenilc, Helen llorvuth, Lois Steele. Smmiing: Miss Pmiehmond, llerrv Currier, Betty llCyIIlkll1, Florenee Yenik. Dorothy llowe, .Iunet Coultrip, Corrine llustefl, Elaine VVill'orcl, Marjorie Grillin. MONTHLY HUB STAFF .Editor ---- Marilyn Richey flssisnmt Editor Carolyn Sehlechter Business Mmmgcr - Marjorie Grillin Relmrwrg - Hunet Coultrip, Corrine lllusted, Helen Horvath Feuture Hiiitors Y Shirley Coultrip, Curl Christman Sports Editors - Betty lleyinun, Jerry Curritr flrt Editors Y llelen Horvath, Lois Steele Typists -- Typing II Classes of l9-l6 and 1947 flilviser - Miss Virginia Richmond ANNUAL HUB STAFF Editor - lX'lzu'ilyn Richey flssistmzt Editor - llelen Ilorvarh llusirzess ll I!HIUgZ.'l' - - Marjorie Grillin 5 Carl Cottschling, Iznnes lves Depzirtmeizt Editors Laura Yenik, Ethel Kristy Florence Yenilt, Elaine Wilford Athletic Editors - Betty Heyman, james Buchs 1' Shirley Coultrip Femme Editors - Donald Gibson, Lee Moore 'fwentvnine

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BAND Standing: Stanley Truszak, Betty Kothe, Clifford Berger, Bonnie Daniels. Sitting: Harold Bon- nett, Neil Zurcher, Dorothy Howe, Carolyn Schlechter, Lois jean Coultrip, janet Schlechtcr. David Howe, Donald Gibson, Rachel Howe, Corrine Husted, Laura Mae Brown, Betty I-Ieyman, Marilyn Richey, Helen Buchs, Pamela Andress, Dorothy Howard, La Vonne Swiers, Colletta Wilford, Anne johnson, Nancy Currier, Marilyn Beetler. Absent: Alberta Becker. HENRIETTA BAND On September 10, ri larger band than llenrietta had seen in quite a few years assembled in thc gyrnt nasium and began keeping time with Mrs. Marion Gatts' able baton. Twenty-six instruments, twelve of the woodwind family, eight of the brass, and six percussion, joined in penetrating discord that first day, but prac- tice throughout the year produced a good band. Mrs. Gatts was very pleased with the new band instrument, a French horn, and a new snare drum. which the school bought. Band pins will be awarded to the Seniors who leave the band this year. The Avon-Henrietta combined bands gave concerts on April 18 and 25. They formed a 75-piece band, which included ten guests from Grafton and Brookside. The bands practiced once a month, alternating between the Avon and Henrietta schools. Twenty-eight

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MESHCIU l MBF1 IS Sitting on floor: Helen llorvath, Betty Kothe, Norma llawke. Sitting: Carolyn Schlechtcr, Corrine Husred, Mary Maszton, Joyce Currier, Phyllis Holcomb, Barbara Grithn, Miss Richmond, Dorothy Howe, Marjorie Griflin. Standing: Laura Brown, Bonnie Daniels. MESHCAJIMBECS The Meshcajimbec Sub-Deb Club was organized in the spring of 1946. The name was derived from the first initials of the club's original members. Ofhcers are elected every six months. The club holds its meetings every second and Fourth Monday of the month. The purpose of the club is to promote discussions and social gatherings. They are under the supervision of two advisers, Mrs. William Griilin and Miss Virginia Richmond. Membership is open to all llenrietta Iligh School girls. The activities of the club for the past season have been many. Secret sisters were chosen in Qctober. Knitting for the Red Cross is one of the clubs latter projects. Among the parties held were a Wiener roast, Halloween party, Christmas party, and Valentine Tea. The Valentine Tea, which was on February ll, 1947, honored all the high school girls and their mothers. This is to be an annual affair. Besides the parties there were discussion meetings once a month, at which timely problems pertaining to teen-agers were discussed. Thirty