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

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. , V I llll EH l-Em. ,- Top Rowe-Webster, Semerjian. Phillips, Nunn, Barker. 2nd How'-Hallio, Miss Benjamin. Marriott, McCorquoLlale. Czuiley, Scott. O promote interest in biology and to encourage and f 0 s t e r independent thinking is the purpose of the Biol ogy Club, which is composed of a proximately eleven members this sem i At the meetings of this society 'H -ic take place every other Wednesday, . ter esting club discussions are held and mf - sionally noted speakers entertain the gro WF: Miss Anna Benjamin of the science depart- Cuitis Barker, Marie Cauley, and Sophia Ha was also appointed. 1 committee prepared an interesting t nment schedule for the semester. the most enjoyable features of it we e a onservation program given March 26, an li talk on birds given by G .E. Van L on F i- ad of the language department, on . y 7 . nother entertaining feature of the .513 ep., ester was the b i rd trip taken Biology Club 'MII B l iii h as w 1' ment was chosen by the members of the club as their new adviser, at one of the meet- ings in February. At this meeting a per- manent program committee composed of Palmer Park on May 21. As an ap- propriate ending of their numerous good times, a farewell program has been planned for June 18. OFFICERS President - ---- Muriel Marriott Vice-President - Burnice Webster Secretary - Doris MacCorquodale Treasurer - - Abraham Caplan Adviser Miss Anne Benjamin 1 ' ' 1 I ' z Page Ninety-four

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1 1 rears 1 icvmw V r.1.,mw - F l Top Ron-f-Dorsey, McQueen. Pocklingtun, LuRore, Monrhousc, Wheitlauf. Front Row-- Cheavrini, Crow, Weitlauf, Wicks, Blake, Card. O Wings if INGS, a club organized to pro- Upon the withdrawal of Mr. Hopper, the mote interest in aviation in gen- eral and gliding in particular, has been extremely active during the past year. In October a S50 ider kit, the result of a winning bet onith question of membership, was presented to 'the club members by Mr. Harry Karcher, president of the All-American Glider Association. Many hours have been profitably spent in the last semester in studying and manipu- lating this kit. A year ago last fall Wings was or- ganized, after a campaign for members, with Mr. Brownlow Hopper as adviser. club was placed under the supervision of Carl Dorsey, head of the vocational depart- ment,.who is its present leader. Participants in the tivities of Wings are gathered 'from thibie most interested in aviation. N . . Among the many entertaining events blanned for its members was a trip to the Ford airport at the time of the air derby. It was a thrilling experience for all who went, especially for two of the members who were privileged to participate in a short flight in one of the planes used in the derby. Gliding was the clubys most out- standing activity during the spring and early summer. OFFICERS President Vice-President - . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer - - Adviser - - Helen Wicks - Maxwell Blake Clare Pocklington - Alban LaRose Carl Dorsey y - I 121.13 ' I Pnrre Ninety-three

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Q wr ISYQJLAI Q., up N 1 , 5 Ton Row--Webb. Altman. Miss MacKay. Hnlko, Amin-ns. 2nd Row-Livingston, Quaife, Jenkins, Nagel, Lawson, Bartol. TUDYING Detroit, its immediate cinity, and the state of Michigan has constituted the programs of the rn ings for the past term in the St Strollers Club. At each meeting a comi tee is appointed to speak or to provid speaker for the next week. Marion - ingston gave a most interesting talk Detroit at a meeting in the early part the semeste1'. This was followed by a hist or unusual facts about each, and telling of the hands that each had passed through lthough there are but ten members in t Stl ay Strollers, they have delightful tl ies together in their meetings each week a four o clock. hen the Stray Strollers first came into e. stence, some six or seven years ago, fo eign c o u n t r i e s were discussed and : r died in much the same manner as is now Stray Strollers vi- ' 5- - 1 m its i'oumling until the present day. ay ' its , ' ' V 7 on o of Highland Park, given by Naoma We 5 while at another meeting there was an inclusive discussion on hospitals. At this time a history of each hospital was given, mentioning all the especially interesting carried out in the Rolling Stones. At pres- ent, however, the Stray Strollers believe in seeing their city and state first, so De- troit and Michigan have furnished ample material for all their programs this term. OFFICERS President - - - Vice-President - - - Maldo Jenkins - Dorothy Quaife, Anna Nagle Secretary-Treasurer Marion Livingston, Dorothy Quaife Adviser - - - - Miss Jean McKay lil JO , 0 Page Ninety-Eve