Kent State High School - Statesman Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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THE STATESMAN Peppers C lub This year initiated at Kent State high, a new organization of females - a type of girls' club which included all sophomores juniors, and seniors, who were interested in boosting high school activities and putting pep into sports. Mis:-, Doris Kinneman was elected to be the faculty adviser of the newly-founded, newly- christened Peppers Club. Betty McKibben was unanimously elected president. Frances Reed, vice-president, Mary Eileen Ccck, secretaryg ard Eileen Wright treasurer complete the governing and administrative body of the club. Committee chairmen were cltcsen ly the vice-presi- dent and adviser to take charge of the football ard basketball games and debates. Members of the Pepper club, with ine of the largest rollcalls in the school, include Gertrude Apley, Dorothy Barr, Lois Bowen Ruth Baumberger, Esther Basel, Rita Brooker, Anna Frances Burrell, Caroline Byrne, Jeanne Claypoole, Mary Eileen Cook Thelma Cooper, Ruth Dangler, Alvira Darrah, Gladys DeMarsh Dene DiCola, Marjorie Diltz, Esther Dobson, jean Douglass, and Rosemary Drake. Lucille Eismon, Ruth Ebie, Vivian Favors, Betty Fink, Ruth Foster, Margaret Ruth Fenn, Patsy Fuller, jane Gaddis, Frances Grant, Inez Gatts, Nellie Geiger, Alma Gooclhart, Betty Heath, Helen Hoy, Laura jane Harsh, Emcgene Guthrie, Mary Louise Hoffman, Lois Henry, Nadine Hulbert, Hazel King, Irene Linger, Winnifred Kline, Josephine Kenneley, jane Maxwell, Helen Miller, Betty McKibben, Elinor Miller, Martha Miller, jean Nesbitt,jane Gsborne, Norma Gviatt, Edna Mae Gverholt, Anna Dean Poul- ton, Flora Randall, Frances Reed, Dorothy Ruggles, Betty Ruggles, Freda Reichardt, Catherine Romeyn, Martha Lee Shreckengost, Dorothy Tate, Margaret Shull, Virginia Speilman, Ethel Wfright, Rena Scarpellini, Marjorie Thompson, Eileen Wright, Ruth Low- ther, Mary Wagner, Eleven Lynch, and Marjorie Hanson. PAGE 59

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THE STATEsMAN HifY Last fall a Hi-Y club was organized at Kent State high under the direction of Mr. F. Nl. Harsh. Cfficers were elected at the first meeting. They were Chip West presidentg Bob Curtiss, vice-presidentg john Duke, secretaryg and Bob Renkert, treasurer. The first big problem of the HifY was obtaining food and cloth- ing for the needy at Christmas time. Seeing that the Peppers club was also planning on furnishing food and clothing, the two club joined together to work on the project. The Peppers club obtained clothing and the Hi-Y obtained food and canned articles. After making a collection the two clubs ar- ranged baskets Which were distributed to needy families. Mr. Harsh gave a talk on How to benefit others in the school and outside of school. The HifY boys have been very beneficial to the school. They have Worked out plans for fire drills, planning the best Way for students to escape from the rooms in case of fire. They have patrolled the halls to keep students from running and making noise. C They have encouraged students to keep the building as clean as possible. They have also accomplished many other things which are too numerous to mention, but beneficial to every one During the whole school year with Mr, Harsh as advisor and Chip West as president, the Hi-Y club has done as much as any club for the betterment of the school. PAGE 58

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THE STATESMAN Le Cercle Francais Le -cercle francais a eu une annee tres interessante. Un diner francais et un bal costume pour les membres futurs du cercle et- aient les grands evenement sociaux de Pannee. Les programmes pour l'annee et les comites etaient comme il suit: le 6 novembre, reunion d'offaires et de propagandeg le 20 novembre, etude litteraire et historique, Ruth Coup, Trieste De Pierre, le 4 decembre, jeux et amusettis, Virginie Spielhommeg le 18 decembre, programme de Noel, Nadine Hulburt, Virginie Sp- ielhomme, Francoise Roseau, Arthur Cerise et Robert Curtois. Le 8 janvier, cartes postales et photographies de Paris, Jeanne Osborne et Marie Cuisiniereg le 22 janvier, un petit dejeuner, Marguerite Fenn, Anne Francoise Burrell, Eleonore Munier, Alf aire Maxbien, Ruth Coup, le 5 fevrier, diseussion des lettres de ses amis en France, Eleonore Meunier, Jeanne Osborne, Trieste De Pierre, Margueriite Fenng le 18 fevrier, reunion d'affaires, les offaires. Le 4 mars, un diner, Francoise Roseau, Dorothe Rugglesg le 18 mars, une etude de costumes en France, Nadine Hulbert et Richard Witerre. Lel re avril, amusettes, bons 'mots, Alaire Maxbieng le 15 avril, les journaux francais Marie cuisiniereg le Z9 avril, reunion d affaires au sujet du danse Nadine Hulbert et Richard Witerreg le l re mai, le danse, Patricia Pleinier, Nadine Hulbert, Richard Witerre et Arthur Ceriseg le 13 mai, une assem- ble geuerale, conduit par les officiers. Le bureau du cercle se compose du president, Arthur Ceriseg vice-president, Patricia Pleinierg secretaire, Mrrie Cuisiniereg et le tresoaier Eleonore Meunier. Mille Norma D. Bois est le conseiller. PAGEVQO