New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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11 lll li: In .i :mal scene from X lhd lime for C l'I'islHl.lwu ,ire Xlargaret Cyonnmuu. Iince XX illiainw, Xlark Xlargnrct Shout. Xl.lI'XA'Il.1 NlcXlui'r.iv. , . , l , .sul li'etl.i .Kun XX eher, lilhlllz ,lane limxxii, l,.lll'lQl.l baliuiiu. and Berli Nptuiktis' L lu istniaw piwigixirll, on hand to give out presents. llnloxvever, unlike pre- vious years, he had to make a hurried exit at the end of the program when his costume started slipping.l The cluh also participated in the Speaker-XX7rang- ltr Cup Contest. Another special project was to give short talks explaining the work of the Mohile Unit of the Tuherculosis Association to organizations who asked that the program he clarified to their members, f l I-lflvl' I'u's1Lw.l Allie Night lietoix' Q,l1flNlIll.lNM .iv the linalt- of the The lirst semester officers were: president, Freda W'eh:r, vice-president, Mary True Scharfg secretary, Betty Winter, treasurer, Louise Hohhsg and student critic, Doris Roherts. The second semester officers were: president, Mary True Scharli, vice-president, Mary lNlargaret Shoup, secretary, Freda Wfeherg treasurer, Maryetta McMurray, and student critic, Bettye .lo Mcfllarney. f ji v t 5? 4 W Rexit-ning ilu' yt.ii s .xttixilies of their tluh. ilie Sp.-.iker offieqrs .ire all smiles. ilhej. are, RUXX UNl : li'ed.i NYuher, louise llohluw, 'lo Xlcf I.ii-mv. lietty XYiutei', RUXX TWU: Xlarx 'lrue Stlmrt. Xl.ii'x Xl.irgg,irvL Shoup, Xl,:t'yett.i XlcXlurr.ix. .y-' .Ll

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RUXY' UNI: Louise llohhs. Pat Salmon. Betty Winter, Nancy Martin. ,lnjfce W'illi.iins. V.id.i Kenney, Betty Kfiziwford, Patricia Hillen. Leslie Ann lit-ss. Xlaryetta Nllxlllffjf. llc-ttye ,Io Xlciilarney. ROW' TXYO: -lane lirown, .lanat Salyers. Imli 'l'.ivlor. -lovce lamke, licxerly Blake. Nlary Strack. Nlildred Weber. -lane l.ill5'. Dorothy Vfalls, Freda Weber. ROW' Tlllil l,: Mary Margaret Shoup. Maxine hlacohi, -loyce Mcl.in. K.lIlN'YIl Mclfryc, -luanita Ther. Marry Pllffi Milf? True Sclhlffy Doris Roberts. Xlargaret Ciohniann. Xlrs. l',iLricia lliedricli. ' Speczkew, Z , qfcwzafz Did you see those L'L1tC little green and white hats with the S on the top flirting hy every Thursday? Yes, they helonged to the Speakers. Q79 Nlrs. l'.ilrn'i,i l5it'dx'.cli. clulu wfon-or. raviewx projects xponsored ln Speakers during the year with presztleiits lretla Ann XY eher and Mary lrne Scharl . 120 The Speakers Cluh was organized in 1912 by Miss Rose Rudin and had 25 members. Miss Naomi j. Kirk was sponsor of the cluh for 20 years. This year it consisted of 51 girls, sponsored by Mrs. Pa- tricia Diedrich. As the oldest girls' organization at NAHS, the Speakers were proud to maintain their chief pur- poses: to encourage puhlic speaking, sponsor school programs, conduct social affairs, and help the under- privileged. This year the Speakers initiated a 'Speakers' Sit- ter Service , sold candy after school, and sold very clever gray and red plastic-coated hook covers. They also had other activities such as assisting with the Thanksgiving program by showing scenes of an old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner through a large gilt picture frame at the Thanksgiving program. They presented, as usual, the Christmas play, A Red Rose for Christmas, and also, as has heen the custom for the past twenty six years, Santa Claus was

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H,-....m,-- ROW' UNI : klosepli liurlcc. lzarl l'ansl:r, llavid ifiylor. Patrick Marguct, -Icrry Xlontgomery, liruce liallard. Lewis llry, Ceorgc Kraft. ,lack Gardner, Mr. Marvin Oakes. ROW' TXYO: Rolvt-ri ilicmplc. Reunclli l'rtlui.iu. Ronald Hauswald. llarry Voyles. ,Iolm Xlays. Robert Clayton. llonald Solrcl. Richard Ricly. Rene ton loiies. Russell lialxcr, W a , The Wlrangler Club is one of the oldest clubs ol NAHS since it was organized in 1910 by Mr. H. B. lN'IcLinn, former superintendent of schools. Mr. Mar- vin V. Oakes assumed sponsorship of the club in Robert Temple. llouald Sodrcl, ,loseph llurlic. liriice Ballard. and Russell lialicr present the liixtorx and activities of XYl!'.lHQlL'I'N over XYNXS. -vu -U z'ale4mea7 ca 1942 and has sponsored the club since that time ex- cepting for the three years he was in the service. The purposes of the Wfrangler Club are to pro- mote uublic s neakinv discussions debates and to ba 9 9 participate in any worthy function ol the school or community. Membership of this club consists of not more than twenty-live male students of the New Albany Senior High School. Members are chosen from the senior, junior, or sophomore classes, and membership is limited to students who have maintained an aver- age of an A or B in English and social science courses. The Wrztnglers helped sponsor, and members of the club participated in, the Spealqers-Xlifrangler Cup Contest this spring. The contest, consisting of stu- dents making a speech on some phase of social science, was presented before the student body dur- ing a special assembly. The annual Spring Formal at the Country Club, March 51, was a special event in the club's yearly program. The club also sponsored a Wrangler pep