Highland Park High School - Polar Bear Yearbook (Highland Park, MI)

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THE GIRLS' CLUB To Find and Give the Best Faculty Advisers Lina J. lYard Gladys Cahoon joan Crandall Bimlar, Beatrice Block. Jeanne Frank, lvlargaret Gordon, Esther Hausman, Constance Hoey, Edith Ives, Virginia Lnizzi, Kathleen Phillips, June Potts, .lean Read, Rosalinrl Robinson, Clara Schmitt, Evelyn Schulte, Viririnia Stephens, Dorothea Stretch, Martha Trimvleham, 'l'hf-Ima Waltfm. Phyllis Wall, Geraldine Vlfanulersce, Lois Webb, Lois Wheaton, Gladys Wood, Vera Wilkie. N V IH-L-Ninlcilt - - - - lfrgrncus Lock I X ice Preszdcnt - - Hilda Sliochclcl 'l'rt-zlsxircz' ---- -l'lflV Y lalltlk' SCCWTEIY5' - - A Lois lX'cliln Inter-Club Counselor - Lucille Slioccraft JUNIOR GIRLS' RESERVE Back Row, from left to right: Marion Lindsay, Sarah Sesson, Gisela Gruber, Margaret Emde, Edith Russell, Lila. Rachnw. Enid Cooke, Jeanette Langer. Helen Stephens, Louise Shoecraft. Front Row: Grace Connor, Edith Leonard, Alice Wolfs, Miss Thomson, Miss Galatian, Susan O'Dowd, Barbara Horton, Gene Levy. Page Niazrfy-.rrwzz

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Back Row: Charles Chase, Garret XYright, Jack Terry, Homer Harshaw, Frank Hough- ton, Russell Muck, lYalter Gee Second Row: Roy Miller, Ross Burgis, Roy Tihomipson, C. L Dorsey, Howard Chase, Pierce Emig, Henbert Franck First Row: Russell Townsend, Le Ycrne Schwab, Howard Humphrey, Lester MaComber TRIANGLE CLUB . The Triangle Club is known by another name, The Junior Hi-Y. This name is to be adopted by all the Triangle Clubs in the near future. This :club is a stepping stone to the large Hi-Y we have here at school. Boys in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades are eligible to join this club. 5 The ofhcers of this club are: jack Terry, president: Homer Harshaw. nsecretary. Our taculty adviser is Mr. Dorsey, and believe me, he is some adv ser. I don't know what we would do without him. The purpose of the Triangle Club is to create and maintain loyalty throughout the school and community to those principles which develop Christian character. 'We also are striving to uphold the 4-C's-Clean Athletics, Clean Scholarship, Clean Speech, and Clean Living. After our business meeting, we generally go swimming or use the gymnasium. This helps us in learning to play together and to play fair. We try to uphold Clean Scholarship, mainly, by keeping our marks up as high as we can, and by avoiding cheating. XVe uphold Clean Speech by correcting ourselves and each other whenever our speech begins to slip. XVe try to be fair and square in our dealings with one another and to pick good companions, by which we uphold Clean Living. The first meeting of the Triangle Club was held Friday evening at seven rfclock, February the sixteenth, nineteen hundred and twenty three. So you see we are not very old, but are growing stronger and larger all the time. A lXlEMBl2R Page N1'm'ty-.r1'.r

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Back Row: Hernia Grabowsky, Dorothy Bloom, Jean McLean, Helen Halvary, Charlotte XYendcl, lidythe Ranibar, Frances Moffat, Sigrid Pylkas.. Annetta Field, Gladys Riggs, Donna Miller. Front Row: lfnid Rt-lick. Bertha lYeiss. Yirginia Holley, Kathleen Beaubien, Esther Prul, Florence Rouse, Grace Baxter. SENIOR GIRLS' H CLUB - Girls with their middies on backward carying little brooms and reciting nonsensical doggerel-at Lapeer? No, at the Highland Park High School during the initiation period of the Senior Girls' H Club. This is an honorary organization composed of about twenty girls who have received their H's. The girls profit by the aims and standards of the club, but show no mercy for prospective members. One need not wonder at the surprising advance of girls' athletics in the last three years, for since 1921, when the club was first organized, the mem- bers of the Senior H Club have been working for better support of the girls' teams. jean McLean has been chief of this movementg Grace Baxter, vice presidentg and Edythe Rambar, secretary and banker. Miss Bly Quigley is the faculty adviser of the Senior H Club. Page Niizvt-v-ciglzf