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OUR NEWEST CLUB LIBRARY CLUB President - - - Charlotte Henderson Vice President - - lunc Patton Secretary - - Catheryn McCowin Treasurer - - - Ann Schuster Sponsor - - f Miss Gertrude Blocksoin The first Monaca Library Club was organized in October, 1937, by Miss Blocksom, the High School librarian. Charlotte Henderson was elected presi- dent ol the club, with lune Patton. vice president: Catheryn McCowin, secre- tary, and Ann Schuster, treasurer. The club has held numerous activities throughout the year. The study of parliamentary law was taken up by the club, with Miss Blocksom as director. The club helps Miss Blocksom keep the books in order, a member being appointed each week to take care of the incoming and outgoing books. A scavenger hunt, ending in a wiener roast, opened the club's social activities on October 12 at the home of Virginia Bozette. The club also held a series of dances at the uVanity Fair on Thursday nights for four weeks. We are planning for many more social events throughout the year, including a Skirt and Sweater Hop and an Age Party. With the Seniors leaving us this spring we hope to carry on next year with new members from next year's lunior and Senior classes. We hope that next year's club will be as successful as the club has been in the past. l-261 THE 1958
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MIXED CHORUS Roy Konvolinka Leroy Boswell Maurice Hayes Ioseph Macirynski lack Zitzman Stanley Qlshanski Carl Holy lohn Klose Ernest Pelaia Richard Armstrong Harry Mayhue Manuel Stein Konalcl Shaffer Merle Tarmina Ioseph Furguivelli William Pyle Emma Theil Dorothy McLaughlin Mary Mateer Virginia Bozette DIRECTOR: L. R. Princlle PIANIST: Vivian Sinclair Wilma Baker Alice Schwartz Alice Sinclair Elizabeth Vogt Roberta Shaffer Agnes Revay Margaret Zigerilli Annabelle Sobel Nellie Geusen Helen Baltic Betty Davis Blanche Stimel Vera Oravec Christine Hart Helen Schachern Catherine Lay Betty Krebs lean Gray Dawn Gray Laura Krall Frances Sayre Mary lane Hellman lean Elocker Helen Heidel Lillian Slaughter Willa Maling Anna Auth Maxine Wiblin Charlotte Henderson lean Smith lulia Steckla Betty Elmer Marian Gaertner Esther Beharka Natalie Bittner Vera Ruckman Dolores Carnahan Dorothy Eranko ACANOM l25l
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BREAKING THE NEWS IOURNALISTIC CLUB Editor ----- Mary Christy Assistant Editor Mathilda Fuller Literary Editor - Helen Schachern Production Editor - - Martha Miller Sponsor - - - Miss Katherine Miller The 'iAcanom Papoosen staff was selected about the first of October. Miss Katherine Miller, a commercial teacher, was selected as sponsor. Mary Christy was made Editorg Mathilda Fuller, Assistant Editorg Helen Schachern, Literary Editor, and Martha Miller, Production Staff Editor. It has been the aim of this staff to inform and entertain the students of our school with news of fellow classmates and alumni. The newspaper staff this year has some new members, among whom are cub reporters. Upon evidence of merit they have earned staff positions. Only those students who have contributed something worthwhile and have worked faithfully have been assigned positions on the regular staff. The staff takes this opportunity of wishing next year's staff success in every publication of the Acanom Papoosef' We also wish to contribute some advice in the form of a poem: OUR PAPER Getting out our little paper is no picnic. If we print jokes, people say were sillyg If we dont they say were too serious. If we clip things from other newspapers, We're too lazy to write them ourselves. lf we don't, we are too fond of our own stuff. If we don't print contributions, We don't appreciate true genius. If we do print them, the paper is second ratishf' If we buy necessities, were extravagant. lf we don't, were out of date. Now. like as not, someone will say We swiped this from some other paper. WE DID l ACANOM i271
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