Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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Parent.Teacher Association C President, Mrs. Harland Schlechterg Secretary, Mrs. George L. Smith, Vice President, Mrs. Melville johnson, Treasurer, Mrs. Ada Berger. The P.T.A., an oganization of over l41 members, has enoyed a very successful year under the capable leadership of Mrs. Harland Schlechter and her various committees. During the year they purchased soccer balls and sweat shirts for the students, bought a T. B. Bond, and contributed to the Red Cross. Volunteer members of thc P.T.A. canned fruits and vegetables for the cafeteria. To finance these projects, the P.T.A. held a Halloween Carnival, a paper drive, a membership drive, and ll tea. Among the interesting speakers and entertainments during the year were Rev. Stuart Olbrich, leader for Hard Times Party recreation, Miss Sutfin and Miss Swetland of Oberlin, who showed slides and travel pictures, Burgette, the Magician: and the County Orchestra, which furnished music. The various grades of the school, in turn, had charge of devotionals and refreshments at the monthly meetings. Cfass History fContinued from page 13,3 be taken care of was the matter of selling Christmas cards purchased through Mr. Elliott. It proved to be successful. Glen Sanders left us because of illness, and Gordon Wilford came back to get enough credits for his diploma. We sponsored on November 8 and 9 our senior play, called Pulling the Curtain. We had loads of fun behind the scenes. During the year we put on several dances which turned out to be profitable. We served refreshments during and after the basketball games. The whole high school got to- gether and had a Christmas party December 21, at the school. We have done many routine jobs that most seniors have done, the graduation pictures were taken by Stofan, the class flower is the white carna- tiong the colors are silver and scarlet and the motto is Rowing not Drifting. The Annual Hub is one great project that took lots of work. We had a lovely re- ception put on by the juniors, and we enjoyed it very much. The Seniors had an enjoyable trip when they went to Washington, D.C. The baccalaureate service was held at the Evan- gelical and Reformed Church. The Rev. Robert Beck gave the address. On May 23, 1947, we seniors ended our high school career, but still will carry these memories along all through life. We hope to make the world a better place, with our many duties as citizens. Thirty-one

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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

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