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

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-.-.-v-,-,.-.-.-a.-.-.-.-.-,-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-v-,WV.-.-.A.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-v-.-,-.-.-.-. - -.-.-4 I THE SCARLET AND BLACK FIRST ROW- Adelaide DeMars, Mescal Haynes, Alice McDermott, Mary jane Kolling, Evelyn Aubry, Grace Allen, jane Atwood, Betty Rolston. SECOND ROW- Rita Pedee, Bertie Coon, Vivian Seeman, Shirley Bell, Pearl Miller, Yvonne DeMars, Elaine Williamson, Harriet I-Iendee. THIRD ROW- Lois Drogmiller, Maxine Keller, Kathleen Engler, Aletta Kraftschick, Mary Wagner, Dolly Rudolph, Virginia Borchard, Theodora Robinson, Dorothy Miller. FOURTH ROW- Helen Benner, janet Brown, Gloria Van Buren, Stella Schardt, Vivian Surface, Frances Robinson, Catherine Wagner, Virginia Murray. FIFTH ROW- Thelma Bebb, Frances Heidtman, Dorothy Kriener, Hanna Maas, Lois Miller, Dorothy Seeman, Carolyn Lawrence, Mary Meinen. BACK ROW- Rubine Barr, Miss Dennis. QP 49 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB I HE GIRLS' Glee Club, an active group for many years, II has gone far in making a name for itself. ' This year, under the direction of Miss Dennis, these girls have sung many times for different social functions, adding greatly to their success. However, their biggest event was the Spring Concert given on Wednesday, May 12, as a part of the program for Open House Night. This hard-working group deserves everyones hearty praise for their efforts. Page Thirty-four -, .-.-,-v-.-,-,-.-,-.-.-.-.-.-,-,-,-,-.-.e-.-,-.-.-.-.-v-.-.-.-.-.-v-.f.-,-.-v-. -,-,-al