Pershing High School - Parade Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Glad: Are you a Latin enthusiast? lf so you ought to belong to the Latin Club sponsored by Miss Ross The club meets every second Monday to further the interest of Latin stu dents The officers are Cin Latin? prmceps Mar garet Naumort princeps alternrs Dorothy Mylenek scriba Donald Binkowslci and censor Patricia McCarthy This term the club cnioyed several parties prctures on Italy shown by Miss Ross a talk illustrated by articles from the Chil dren s Museum by Margaret M Brayton and other activities A group that has been of great service to Pershing is the Radio Unit sponsored by Mr Carter Meetings are held twice a week Recordings are made of special events or programs for the school This group also has charge of the P A System for cafeteria and study hall broadcasts dents with microphone technique and the use ot P A equipment the French Club is sponsored by our Fren n teacher Miss Maloney The offices are filled by Allan Baer pesident Con stance Hall wice president and Carl W'ash ington ecretary and treasurer Miss Malon y planned a series of mterest rig events which included a Christmas party with the cxchanging of gifts The purpose of the club rs to get a bettcr unde standmg of tho life in France today the 1 to n and its reconstruction Latin., 'qtgdui Qgrench . . i A 1 v ww'Aw-1. ,, - , f The aim of this group is to acquaint stu c' , ' . ' . 9 . , - .I . , . VI A - I I . ct 5 r s, ' ' .

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9 K K The stamp salesmen have done an excellent job in assisting Mr. Rogvoy, Miss deVries, and Mr. Carter in the sale of defense stamps to the student body. Through their consistent efforts they have made it possible for the Minuteman Flag to fly over Pershing indicating that 90 percent or more '7a1fem Glad The newest and most-talked-about club is none other than Mr. Grimshaws Totem Club. The quale ifications to enter this selected group of enthusiasts is at least three recommendations from the group membership and to have had at least one term of American history. The officers of the club are: Leona Duyclc, pres- ident: Carlo Corte, vice-presidenty Marilyn Macey, secretary: and Dorothy Bilinski, treasurer. Last summer the club took a trip to Put-in-Bay and enjoyed an extra history lesson from Mr, Grimshaw as they traveled the waters of the Great Lakes. Pleas- ure and education were well combined. of the students have purchased stamps each month. A total of more than S5,0UU Worth of stamps have been sold during the past semester. War Savings Bonds in the amount of Slll,675 were sold from September through the Sixth War Loan drive which ended in December. .Stamp Salesman.,