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Pep Squad Presenting the noisiest club in school—and proud of it—the Pep Squad. Founded in 1935, under the sponsorship of Miss Glo Wilson, the group this year marked the tenth anniversary of their organization. And, as it should be in such a gala year, membership hit a new high, with 180 girls joining the club activities. Club officers this year were Pat Leamy, president; Laurie Ann Scherer, vice-president; Barbara Hoxsey, secretary-treasurer. To the games each member wore her white hat with the red mono- grammed letters—OHS—on the top of it. The Pep Squad gave .a dance just before Easter vacation, during which Barbara Hoxsey and Laurie Ann Scherer presented Mr. Anderson with a five feet by three feet service flag for the school.
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Home Economics Club Numbered among the most active OHS clubs is the Home Ee club. Along with its regular meetings, the club had a swimming party, a picnic, a hike, and two dances. The first dance was held in “Santa’s Swing Shop”, right after Miss Bradford’s senior plays. The other dance was the May Formal, with music by Billie Waite’s orchestra and a glamour atmosphere. Not all the Home Ee club’s gatherings were frivolous, for the fifty members, under the direction of Miss Elsie Norris, filled many Red Cross boxes. Club officers this year were: president, Dorothy Cunico; vice-president, Marjorie Woodward; secretary-treasurer, Mary Cunico; program chair- man, Rosalind Perry; social chairman, Dorothy Swanson.
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Junior Red Cross The Ottawa High School chapter of the American Junior Red Cross, an agency through which the young people in America can help youth abroad, had another busy year. Thirty-three gift boxes were sent out this year. Miss Norris’ home management classes made fifty-five ditty bags for servicemen in hospitals, and fifty-five wash cloths were also purchased by the JRC. Mr. Willy’s classes made game kits. In addition, forty collars were given to the Red Cross children’s fund. Mrs. Frances McMillan, school nurse and JRC supervisor, commended the help given the organization by the faculty and students alike this year. Officers were: Presidents—Marge Hilpipre, Dede Godfrey ; vice-presi- dents—Jane Gay, Barbara Hoxsey ; secretary-treasurers—Phyllis Gerding, Reba Nelson; historians—Ken Fry, Marilyn Schultz, Nancy Laskow.
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