Point Place High School - Scarlet and Black Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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The Scarlet and Black October November December a January February March 26 April May 15 19 - 29 17 20 26 30 15 22 Senior High Calendar 5 - Varsity Club Dance - Sophomore Initiation Junior Dance - Freshman Party 15 - Hi-Y Initiation 19 GQAQAQ 29 - Thanksgiving Vacation 5 - Back to School ' GQAQAQ - Senior Dance - Hi-Y Dance - Home E. Club Party - J-Hop - Science Play 5 - Sophomore Party 15 - Junior Play 30 - Spring Vacation 12 - Operetta 10 - Senior Play .16 - Junior-Senior Banquet 19 - Baccalaureate Service 24 - Senior Prom 29 - Graduation-Exercises Page Iorty-one

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The Scarlet and Black Fresh an Glass The freshman class began the year with an en- rollment of ninety-six. The first meeting was cone ducted under the direction of the class sponsors, Mr. Merickel, Mr. Bear, and a newcomer, Miss Scharer. The class officers elected were: president, Stanley Meikickig vice-president, Robert Hendeeg and secretary-treasurer, Dorothy Roper. The first freshman activity was the initiation party for the girls, given'by the sophomore girls. The Ha1lowe'en party, hick took place on the 29th of October, was the next freshman event. The organization of the Science Club, by the progressive freshmen, drew an enrollment of thirqh one members. Officers elected were: president, Mary Lou Nolsong vice-president Carrol Fisher, secretary, Virginia Ames, and treasurer, Stanley Meikicki. Page Forty

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The Scarlet and Black Point Place Varsity Letter Club One of the most outstanding organizations of our community is the Point Place Varsity Letter Club, an org nization made up entirely of young men who earned letters during their attendance at our school. The club deserves a great deal of credit for its willingness to cooperate with the school in every way possible, for it has never failed to respond whenever asked to assist the school, no matter what the task has been. The school wishes to express its appreciation of such an organization in our community, and to say that the seeds of loyalty which have been sown have fallen on fertile ground. The officers of the club are: President . . . . . . Harry Andersen Vice-President. . . . Albert Flick Secretary . . . . . Francis Reno Treasurer o 0 o o e e Hood Sergeant-at-arms. . . William Merryman Athletic Council. . . David Siegel Publicity . . . . . . James Welch Other members are: George Bender, Winfield Shanks, Donald McLeary, Melvin Philabaum, Walter Grabner, Arthur Rate. Charles Winzeler, Charles Worden, Arthur Mason, Richard Kriener, Frank Steakley, Charles Dusseau. Charles Swingham er, Orville Beamer, Clifford Rogers, Lawrence Booman, Florian Lehmann, William Miller, and Louis Baker. Page Forty-two