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9, K ,, .. Nr- Q. ' TX .Q V . 4 ll rlqe PREsioENr--i933 if IKE 4 Top Row, lufl to riaht-B. Charlield, I,. Czcirniecki, N. Corner. E. Burns, I Petersen, T, Moore, NY. Wilson. C. Caron. I. Horn. H. MacDonald, J. Thorn. II Blanchard- X.-iarid Run -Ci Kiltie, SI: Peel, D XX'ngniz. H, XVcdlick I' Jackson .I frowc J Lash TS Armstrong I5 Rather. R Martin 1 lrohbvrg 'I XX'.xrmn Li Shmnlev im, RM . r,, y1J,l,,, H 1iA,,i,.,, 1 Msmn ,I Xllilker B mb-.in Xl Shir.-nuker J S!xiicrn.ikcr ll lQif.1iis..n Nl i. l iiLrring Nl XY,ir-.lin I ll.xlli-l.xxxI livingsmn N1 NVu'rh PresidenT James Crowe Vice-PresidenT Douglas BaThey SecreTary MargareT Ann WaTson Treasurer J. Terence Moore The Science Club was reorganized lasT SepTember. The oTTicers ele-cTed aT The TirsT meeTing Tor The year ending June, I933, were: James Crowe, presidenT7 Mar- gareT Shoemaker, vice-presidenT: Margare-T Ann WaTson, secreTary, and George Shanley, Treasurer. We assumed a debT oT eighT dollars aT The beginning oT The semesTer, which was Tor equipmenT in The aquariums oT The biology deparTmenT. We sponsored moving picTure shows every Wednesday aTTernoon Tor some Time in order To pay off The debT and Tor currenT expenses. This was necessary, as The club does noT levy any dues. AT our monThly evening meeTings we had spealcers who 'rallied To us upon some scienTiTic subie-cT. Among Those whom we have heard were The direcTor oT The Michigan Humane SocieTy, who illusTraTed his Tall wiTh moving picTures: Mr. Horn, who spole on indusTrial Russia, and Mr. Friedland, who spolie To us on radio and radio broadcasTing. The Science Club plans To cooperaTe wiTh The STudenT Board and The biology deparTmenT in improving The lawns and shrubbery arc-und The school. Cwing To The graduaTion oT MargareT Shoemaker and The resignaTion of George Qhanley, Twii vacancies were IeTT in The oTTices oT The club. To Till Them Douglas BaThey was elecTed vice-presidenT and J. Terence Moore was elecTed Treasurer. The cona.TiTuTion oT The club sTaTes ThaT iTs obiecT is: 'lTo promoTe The inTeresT of science ThroughouT The school, We hc-pe To conTinue To do so as we have done in The pa-.T, under The capable adviscirship QT Mi. Peel.
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THE PRESIDENT--I933 'I up Row lcfrlfvrii1h1ffL.Bcrryman H. Nnnnun. W, Koster, E Half H, Lash, CT Flrudc R I'Iumh. B. A'rm.1n, B l,n7unlw Sufond Ruufli, licrnpc Il, ,'5lrmslmn'g, lT Fo cr limi' Bzfvi' n lconchl, li. Martin I7 l,4wl'xulv L l'wmol1w lux! Rauf-J. Burxvmnn, B Quin nn, E l'T.x,l1rl.1v. D XVngnirz, 1 I rw, 4 lnmemn, QQ. XX',i,1n ll ll L CLUB PresidenT , Corbin Frye Vice-PresidenT l-lerberT Lash SecreTary . Bud Quinlan Treasurer , , Ed, Bell SergeanT-aT'Arms , , , . George Shanley The L Club Tor The l932-33 school year meT Tor The TirsT Time January I9, I932. 0Tiicers Tor The coming year were selecTed. The resulTs were as Tollows: Graham Kempe, presidenT: Charles Cameron, viceepresidenT: Frances Zobel, Treasurer, and Corbin Frye, secreTary. The purpose oT The club is To TurTher beTTer Tellowship among leTTer winners. Only boys who have earned varsiTy lefrers in aThleTic compeTiTion may ioin The club. During The spring of I932 The L Club sponsored a banqueT Tor all boys who had earned eiTher varsiTy or reserve Team leTTers. The bangueT was a huge success: more people came Than planned Tor and conseguenTly some did noT geT Their dinners. The principal spealcer was David L. l-lolmes, aThleTic direcTor Trom DeTroiT CiTy College. Some of The boys broughT Their TaThers and everyone had a good Time. The members oT The club acT as ushers To all home baslceTball games. They also Talce care oT The TooTball games: ThaT is, rallying The score board and helping The specTaTors oTT The Tield. The club had aT iTs lasT meeTing oT The l932 spring semesTer a special iniTiaTion Tor The Traclc, Tennis and golT members who had earned Their TirsT leTTers. The iniTi- aTion was a greaT evenT and everyone was pleased, even The scums who had weaThered The hazards were glad To be in such an incomparable organizaTion. Everyone came back in The Tall, including The Tour oTTicers, so There was no need Tor an elecTion. lliirllirlnlul nn l'iuIi' Um' llumlrril' lhzrtuirvl Page Svuenlj
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