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

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dll UN ll1lDlQ S4U1IllEN'IUlIE 'U IILIIU IIB The Junior Science Club is the oldest Science organization in the school, as it was first organized three years ago. Much good has been done by this group towards improving the Science department, and much credit is due them. It would do for all of us, who have not already done so, to visit the Museum in the Science room, for I doubt very much whether many other larger schools can boast of a better collection. This is material evidence of the good work accomplished by the various Science Clubs. OFFICERS: Evelyn Allen, President Harry Roby, VicefPresident Mildred Jacobs, Secretary Jack Pearson, Treasurer SPONSOR: Mrs. Moss Seated: Constance Raitz, Lillian Nelson, Virginia Shanteau, Mrs. Moss, Evelyn Allen, Harry Roby, Beatrice Desmond, Vivian Seeman, Thelma Schardt. 2nd row: Florence Krotzer, Hermine Korman, Erlene Weeks, Martha Schneider, Vera Kirby, Dorothy DeHaven, Beryl Johnstone, Phillis Johnstone. 3'rd row: Judy Durbin, Robert Bond, Richard Booth, Alfred McEwen, Donald Leister.

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SUPHOMORIE S4IZ1lIENU1IE HUIUUB The Sophomore Science Club has been organized this year for the purpose of carrying on a more advanced study in the Held of Science. This group is made up of the members of the Freshman Club of last year. OFFICERS: Frances McLeary, President Isabelle Reigel, VicefPresident Alice Oberdier, Secretary Stanley Meikicki, Treasurer SPONSOR: Mrs. Moss Seated: Virginia Lockard, Virginia Miller, Herma Milks, june Singleton, Frances McLeary, Alice Marie Oberdier, Isabelle Reigel, Mrs. Moss, Florence june Rahilly, Virginia Murray, Dorothy Roper. 2nd row: Margaret Maclntosh, Margaret Chevalier, Josephine Freeman, Irene Ellis, Mary Westrick, Rubine Barr, Virginia Ames, Elsie Flenstead, Hazel Tassell, Mary Lou Roby, Janet Restid. 31d row: Robert Dunn, Paul Tanner, Elroy Courts, Reed Ingalsbe.

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rllfllrllllli 4lDllQ4lCflIHllIESllFllQ1f3h One of the hard-working and important but little heard of organizations in the school is the Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Rohrer. While this is a small group, they are nevertheless filling a big place in the school. We're looking forward to another of their performances, and wish there were more of them. The members of the orchestra gain experience in the technique and routine of ensemble playing. This year a clinic was held in which the students conducted the orchestra and were criticized for helpful points. Letters and pins are given to the players at the end of the year in honor of their services and membership in the orchestra. OFFICERS: Esther Haynes. President Gertrude Schult:, VicefPresident Dun Marvet, Secretary SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mildred Jacobs, Esther Haynes, Jack Pearson, Lloyd Weeks, Mr. Rohrer, Gertrude Schultz, Eugene Hochstetter, Bill Caselton, Carl Coon, Don Marvet.