Petoskey High School - Observer Yearbook (Petoskey, MI)

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CAMP FIRE GIRLS Oflicers for 1921-22 Secretary ...... ..,..,..........Q - -Q ........,.... .,.. Mary Julia Chase Treasurer ,............. --.---,,.Elizabeth French Guardian ................. ......r.... . t .... Miss Ryan Assistant Guardian ..... ....................,...... ....... M i ss Bollenbach THE LAW. Seek beauty, give service, pursfue knowledge, be trustworthy, hold on to health, glorify work, be happy. In October, 1920, Miss Ryan organized a Camp Fire Girls' circle. It's chief purpose is to help the girls to be better citizens, each member being expected to live up to the law, and their Camp Fire call Wo-he-lo, taken from the words work-health-love, is typical of their attitude. Meetings are held on every other Thursday, each fourth meeting a ceremonial, at which each girl wears her ceremonial gown, the others being business and social. There are three ranks in membership and in order to gain them tlhe girls must win honors given for things the Law requires such as helping the needy, learning about birds and animals, and going on hikes. The whole group went on hikes on Saturdays, from which great benefit was derived. In December this year, a basket was prepared for a needy family and toys were given to the children of the family. Last year they presented a short play, The Burgler. The pro- ceeds purchased material for the gowns of the members. They also sold ice cream cones at the basketball games. This year they sold Polar Bars at the tournament and gave a very sucessful dance in April. PAGE FIFTY'-FIVE

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MONOGRAM CLUB I Officers for 1921-22 i President ..... .........,....... ..... ....................................... - - , ---Charles Balley Secretary-Treasurer .,.., ..,... M aston Spencer Coach .. .............. .... 2..... ........................... . . ..... M r . Heemstra Athletic Manager .,......................,.....,..,....,,....,.................... Mr. Treloar Honorary Members .....,... ........,.. , ...., Mr. Bates, Mr. Spitler, Mr, Lantz The Monogram Club was organized in 1919 to promote the athletic spirit in the high school. Those boys are eligible who have won the right to wear the Petoskey High School letter given for competition in football, basketball, baseball and track. The following are members: fthe number represents the high school year in which the letters were won.J SENIORS Bailey, Charles-Football, 1, 3, Capt. 45 Basket ball, 3, Capt. 4, Track, Capt. 3. Curtis, Chalmers-Football, 4. Locke, Merrell-Football, 4. McIntyre, Bruce-Basketball, 3, 4, Baseball, 2. Niles, Gerald-Basketball, 43 Baseball, 2. J UNIORS Bacon, Earl-Football, 2, 3, Capt. 4, Track 2, 3. Dashner, Lawrence-Baseball, 1. Feather, Emery-Football, 3. Frye, Emerson-Basketball, 33 Baseball 1. George, Harold-Track, 2, Capt. 3. Hosman, Paul-Football, 3. Mattison, Earl-Football, 23 Basketball, 3, Track, 2. Moran, Louis-Baseball, 1. Thomas, Phillip-Track, 2. Spencer, Maston--Football, 3, 4. SOPHOMORES Beer, Bert-Football, 25 Basketball, 2. Hitchings, Glenn-Football, 2. Mattison, Clyde-Football, 23 Basketball, 2. Olson, Orville-Basketball, 1. Tillotson, Ivan-Football, 2, Track, 1. PAGE FIFTY-FOUR

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WIRELESS CLUB. Members. George .Danser Robert Klise Silvester Fay Edson Lee Claude Hutchinson Allen McCune Glen Saigeon Oflicers for 1921-22. President .....,.....,.... ..,.,.............. s ....,,,....... ...... G l en Saigeon Vice-President .......... ....... . -,-Edson Lee Secretary-Treasurer ............,...........,,e........,....................,. .,,Allen McCune The wave of radio enthusiasm which has been sweeping over the country, struck Petoskey High School in the fall of 1921. As a result a small group of would-be fans determined to organize a club and pur- chase a seltl to be set up at the high school. Consequently they formed an organization and purchased an outfit from a citizen of the town, installing the apparatus in a small room off the physics laboratory. The members spent a great deal of time after school and at odd hours at the instruments. During the winter a very successful dance was given, the proceeds going to a fund with which, after other dances have increased it, they plan to purchase a new set of apparatus. PAGE FIFTY-SIX