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

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lltlllllllllvllllli llE1IU1lDN'lUllfllllll4lUS 'IU IILIUIIB The Home Economics Club, one of the largest organizations in the school, was organized in 1930, and has as its purpose, training of girls for group entertaining, in home economics, and to enrich the social life of the students. One of the features of the year was the style show put on by this group. This proved to be popular with the entire student body judging from the excellent attendance. OFFICERS: Jeanette Socie, President Ruth Horan, Program Chairman Marge Wallace, Social Chairman Shirley Bell, Treasurer Virginia Hawkins, Reporter SPONSOR: Miss Williams Seated: Rose Olson, Virginia Borchard, Helen Benner, Miss Williams, Virginia Hawkins, Ieanette Socie, Marjorie Wallace, Ruth Horan, Shirley Bell, Dorothy Miller, Elsie Flemsted. 2nd vow: Catherine Simon, Ethelyn Metzger, Virginia Clark, Herma Milks, Isabelle Reigel, Mary Sedlar, Thelma Bebb, Aletta Kraftshick, Frances Heidtman, Rubine Barr, Lois Drogmiller, Lois Ketzer, Lois Miller, Marian Metzger, Mary Warnka. 31d row: Elizabeth Pohl, Lucille Missler, Ieanne Shanteau, Catherine Wagner, Dorothy Seeman, Dorothy Stiff, Mary Wagner, Louise Gajewski, Gladys Metzger, Betty Lazette, Betty France. Eleanor Koplin, Lois Robarge, Anna Belle St. Germain, Julia Cbmins, Janet Restid.

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4llZllllQlS9 Z5WllHlllL1Ellil'llZ ANSS4lDilZllA'lillDN The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association, organized in 1932 under the supervision of Miss Helen Tenney, is to encourage girls' intramurals and to cultivate the fine quality of good sportsmanship. This purpose has been carried on through the sponsorship of our present supervisor, Miss Schaeffer. OFFICERS : Esther Haynes, President Irva I. Sampson, Program Chairman SPONSOR: june Singleton, Secretary Jeanne Faunce, Treasurer Miss Schaeifer Seated: Virginia Britsch, Mescal Haynes, Harriet Heath, Irva jane Sampson, June Singleton, Jeanne Faunce, Martha Schneider, Miss Schaeffer, Esther Haynes, Dorothy Stiif, Rubine Barr, Alice Mary Eaton, Elsie Flenstead, Dorothy Miller. 2nd vow: Audrey Gamby, Mary Lou Roby, Alice Marie Oberdeir, Virginia Eikost, Helene Willard, Ruth Horen, Winifred Lawrence, Mary Westrick, Frances McLeary, Marjorie Wallace, Virginia Clark, Virginia Feas, julia Comins, Ruth jane Rahilly, Lois Drogrniller, Lois Miller. 3rd row: Ieanne Shanteau, Vivian Clark, Marjorie Dudley, Vivan Seeman, Evelyn Allen, Beryl Johnstone, Phyliss Johnstone, Ethel Schuman, Lucille McGinnis, jane Weber, Hazel Farnsworth, Charlotte Clark, Hazel Tassell, Yvette Falardeau.

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llHlll-NY 'UllLlUlIB The HifY is one of the older organizations, having been organized in 1931 under the supervision of Mr. Pugh. This club serves many useful purposes throughout the school and community in that it promotes high standards of Christian character, clean speech, clean athletics, clean scholarship, and clean living. OFFICERS: Howard Tassell, President Russ Lecklider, VicefPresident Harry Roby, Secretary Dalton Buckley, Treasurer SPONSORS: Mr. Pugh, Mr. Rohrer Seated: Mr. Rohrer, Forest Brubaker, Donald Ricker, Harry Roby, Howard Tassell, Dalton Buckley, Russell Lecklider, Robert King, Doyle Dever. 2nd row: Claude Lytle, Judy Durbin, Elroy Courts, Carl Shanteau, Bruce Oberholtzer, Richard Booth, William Beach, jack Conard, jack Passino, Eugene Hochstetter, Richard Knapp, Stanley Meikicki. 31d row: Tom MacDowell, Mahlon Fritz, Robert Bond, lack Pearson, Carrol Fisher, Al McEwen, Robert Bowers, Lee Shanteau, Jud Gaylord, Robert Desmond, Harold Eisenbach.