Howell High School - Torch Yearbook (Howell, MI)

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L0-nfl THE STUDENT UNION The purpose of the Student Councrl rs to enable the students themselves to govern the hrgh school actlvrtres so as to create greater effrcrency and loyalty wrthrn the school The offrcers of the Student Councrl thrs year are presrdent Betty Maas vrce presr dent Tom Myers secretary Charlotte Monroe executrve secretary Dorothy Wrrght and treasurer Kenneth Grrffrn The other members of the Councrl makrng frve representatrves from each class are Ronald Kurtz Marjorre Robb Robert Euler Paul Andrews Marguerrte Burnett Kathryn Bollrnger Joe Metz Arthur Eldred Joe Allen Tom Garwood Mary Joe Baldwln Elrzabeth McCook Kathryn Karney Mary Ellen Pasmore and Clyde Maas The four faculty advrsors are Mrss L Oren Mr L Wlllrs Mr P Bennett and Mr H M Murphy In addltron to the Councrls regular functrons of equxppmg and settmg the admrssron to the major sports contests and sponsorlng Student Umon partles the Councll thls year pard 35725 one fourth of the note owed for the undertakrng of the lrghtrng equrpment on the Page Athletrc Freld donated to the J unror Red Cross the money collected by the school scrap drrve undertook a drrve for 100W membershrp rn the Student Umon rnvestlgated the pOSSlblI1tl9S and drew up plans for an ACt1V1t10S trcket rn the future and rmproved the re cordrng musrc system by purchasrng nevl records albums and needles THE ORCHESTRA The Orchestra IS a musrcal orgamzatron conducted by Mr Stollstermer conslstrng of twenty elght students Thrs group plays for forum meetrngs and assemblres practrce for rt begrns early THE MADRIGAL CLUB The Madrrgal Club rs a select group of srngers consrstrng of twenty three members prcked each year for therr abrhty to srng rn a small group Each year the Madrrgal srngs for local clubs drstrrct Red Cross meetmgs the Chrrstmas and Sprrng Concerts and the Hartland Festrval Thls cl rb IS entrrely outsrde of the school currrculum practlsrng rn the evenrng once a W eek THE CHORUS The Chorus rs composed of seventy srx senror hrgh school students The Chorus looks forward to two programs durrng the year these berng the Chrrstmas Concert and the Sprrng Concert Songs sung by thrs group are made up of negro sprrrtuals hvmns and classrcal numbers THE BANDS The Boys and Grrls Bands are composed of forty three and forty srx members re spectrvely These organlzatrons under the drrectron of Mr Stollstermer march and play at the football games each fall For patrrotrc assemblres forums and parades the bands are ready and wrllrng to partrclpate Each sprrng these organrzatrons grve a brref concert of overtures and marches GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Grrls Athletrc Assocratron IS headed by Shrrley Cook as presrdent Celra Street as secretary and Charlotte Monroe as treasurer wrth Mrss Oren as sponsor Thrs year because a large number of the upper classmen worked after school the membershrp rn the J unror and Senror classes was not as large as was hoped but neverthe less all four sports soccer volleyball basketball and baseball were very much enjoyed 0 ' . . . . I I Q . , 3 . .- , 3 1 ' S , ' ' 1 . , l K . , . .. . y : y v J 1 y Y 7 Y 7 7 y 9 Y . ' : . , . . , . . , . , 5 . . . . y . 7 ' l 9 . , . - . . , . Y , . ' s . Q I The Spring Concert, being the main event of the year, is looked forward to, and . .I I .I . . Y -. . l I I I I l I - I . , , . - 1 , V 1 . . , . ' 1 , . ' . g Y . 1. 1 Y v J N ii . , I ' u 1 I ' N I 7 . ! v ' v ' - ' - ' v . , s . I, . ' y Q 1 7 7 . Y n . Y - , Z ' ' Y ! . ! ' THE ToRcH P g , t

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Gaqanayalzawi JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES The JLIHIOI Clrl Reserves IS 'rn organlzatlon for nlntlr gr lde glrls It alms to develop QUIIILILS of leadershlp and cooper rllon which lslll be helpful to thc gllls as high scllool stu dents and Senlor Cnl Reserves Meetlngs are held twice a month durlrrg the noon hour Speclal ACIINILIQS are held after school rnd ln the evenings Several lntelestlng projects have been frrrled ou thls year Scrapbooks were made for the U S O IH Detrolt stuffed animals were made for the chlldren at the sanatorlum for Chlrstmas and at present plans are under conslderatlon for Junlor Red Cross Work The oftlcers of the organlz ILIOH ue Marx Ellen Pasmore DICSICIQIIL Bdlbdl 1 Chubb VICE presldent Mary Ellen Schnlckenberg secretary and MISS Uber sponsor JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE The JLIIIIOI Cllssrcal League IS a chapter ot the nrtlonal organlmtlon and IS open to those students xl ho 'ue dolng better than avel we xx olk 111 Latln The actlvltles of the League 'ne slmllar to those of the Latln club but studs ot HHCIQIIL cult ne and clvlllzatlon IS more extenslve Members have DIHS 'rnd membelslrlp cards to slgnlfv H1911 afflllatlorr ulth the HRLIOIIRI Junior Classical League LATIN CLUB The Latln Club under the dllectlon of VIISS QIHISLIIGU IS all organlzatron for all stu dents of Latln It alms to supplement and enrlch the wx olk of the Latin classes bs Latln songs games storles dralogs study of Roman pllvate life and customs i11St0lW and lltera ture and the lnfluence of those on modeln C1Vlil72ltl01l FRENCH CLUB ond xear French to supplement their classsx ork lllth lfulther knowledge of Ifrerrch muslc alt ITKILISLIX lnd science The members rlso plfrctlce the use of the Frerrcll language as 1 mcdlum ot expression SENIOR GIRL RESERVES The Serllor Glll Reserves ulth MISS Anderson as sponsor plays an lmportant part ln the actlvltles of 33 sophomore 'IIIIIIOI and SCHIOI gllls Thls organization sponsolsmany uorthvxhlle actlvltles such as Thanksgiving and Christmas baskets and scrap books for the US O Meetings IH the form ot hlk9S lnter CILV C111 Reserve suppers JOIHL sesslons with the Hl Y boys Christmas calollng and patrlotlc studles hold the lnterest of all The executlve offlces are held mostly by Senlor gllls Officers are Presldent Betty Maas VICE PICSICIQHL Marjorie Robb Secretary Charlotte Monroe and Shirley Cook 15 the treasurer ThlS year four delegates were sent to the 'VIldvslnter Clrl Peserxes conwentlon FFA Learning to do dolng to learn learnlng to llwe llxlng to serve Thls rs the motto of the Future Farmers of Amerlca an organlzatlon of the bows studying xocatlonal agrlculture IH publlc hlgh scllools The F F A IS a non plOflt non polltlcal farm youth organlzatlon Thls club upholds the follovxlng ldeals leadership char acter development sportsmanshlp cltlzenshlp and patrlotlsm Under the supervlslon of Mr Atklns Vllth Wllbur Coyle as presldent ILIIIS organlzatlon takes '1 leading part ln the extra currlcular school HCLIVILICS I I 1 ' . 1' . x - C C ' ' . ' .2 ' . . ' - 2 ' ', . ' , .2 ' , v ' v 3 - I 1 - . . I . . O 2 . . . . ' . ' . ' . ,Q . .' 4 ' v . . Y . QC L u . 1 . . . ' ' 3 ' ' . ' ' . 3 , . ..., I. -. u . 2 . 2 n atv C 1 , a l 3 1 u 1 -2 I y - . 3 , 2 . Y .. . 1 ., .' y C - ' , v .Zh v . - . ' . . r 1 'c ' -Y ' I - C . o x - 1 I' l . Y . K D, ' ' r .' V ' ' . V . ' . 1 9 r s I l v . ' ' , I 4 . Under' the direction of Miss Clrristlieb, the French Club aids students of first and sec- .lv 1 n 1 , 1- 1 , y u r 1' 2 u u v R 1 . H Y :ty Q . . q 2 at 4 . 4 1 C 1 S I - I 1 I . . I . v , Y- 4 1 . I . I., Uv . ' ' - . D . . . . ' L , - L 1 ' , . - . , C I i i , ' i 1 . ' v . . ' . 3 . , 3 - . y . 5 K . .5 . . z . Y ' tv r -, ' . 1 . . A ' -' - - L . v . v ' D ,, I . . 1 ' . .V A ,, Y 7 7 ' ' ' xc , , - ,' aa , ' - Y . . n , U v I . . n 1 c c ' ' , ' ' 1 Y .. . . . . . I : , . - 7 7 Y Y I ' ' v , c .V c u u 1 I . l I p H f ' rr T H E T O R C H