Poland Seminary High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Poland, OH)

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The ated R Tnney F Fowler C' I o cnt Row I H Labh year the Student Councrl strtves to corne closer to tts goal for cess the attamment of complete co operatron between the faculty and the stu dent body lt 1S a goal whrch cannot be reached m Just one or two years and rl rs made more d1ft1cult by the fact that every sprrng older students graduate and every fall newer and younger students are enrolled Because of the drffer ences rn the ages of the faculty and the students the trends of thought of the two groups are usually rn two separate drrectrons Th1s creates a breach rn the path of complete co operatron The Councrl IS the medtum for brmglng these two groups together and closmg the gap Each year the gap comes nearer to bemg closed Thrs ftfth Student Councrl has proved to be the agent for brmgmg the two groups another step closer The gap IS far from berng closed but trme and worlc wrll decrde how oon thts can be accorr pl1shed The Counctl started th1s year wtth Don Ntcolls as prestdent Rrchard T1n ney as vrce presrdent Luctlle Dupey as secretary George Dale as treasurer and the followmg representatrves Senror Fred Fowler luntor Floyd Wtthers and Norman Howell Sophomore Dave Hrll and Don Thullen Freshmen Patsy Stark and lohn Shurtlla Ftghth Grade lack Holt Seventh Grade George Luteran Some members were replaced later by larres Watsorr Phtl Thompson lack Sommerlad and Vrrgmra Posre Some of the accomplrshments of the Councrl were the sale of school pen crls the sale of season basketball and football trclcets the purchase and erectton of an honor roll servtce board better cafeterta servrce and enter tammg assemblres on scrence and mustc The Student Councll of l944 45 wtshes to extend tts thanks to the faculty and student body for therr co operotron and they hope to have an even more successful Counctl rn the comrng years Student Couno1l P11 TJ ntx sw' Se : . t , . ', 1. Yale, ll. lNl1r' lls, l., Duyrry, Y, S , Lnctlftd N. Hr 2nd : alt l TN ltran, l Sltut ll-1 l H.ll, lf. 'l'lml,f:i P 'l'l. :'.: if :., P , .- - Y h - ' - SUC. fl fre .ve '-,Q is

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died I Somrnerlcxd l. Ste ner G bale olt Tradler F 1e D Thulle1 P llqberg B Butler I A en n Row Mr Moore F Bry c ll 'Txylo I Fourn er D Iohn on W Kbler W Ioh1s'J Hfidn tt R C Though the club th1s year has had d1ff1culty 1n hav1ng rneet1ngs those that we have had were enloyed by all Four that we had were part1cularly out stand1ng F1rst a talk and rnov1ng p1ctures about football were grven by Coach Beede of Youngstown College An address entrtled Beg1nn1ng Frorn W1lhlU by Dr Berlly of Poland Method1st Ch,1rch was grven at our second rneetlng At the th1rd one we were shown SOUVGHITS that Captarn Charles Cover brought from Indla and Egypt He had rnany 1nterest1ng stor1es to tell us and showed us several ITIOVIGS Our last meetmg was a 1o1nt H1Y and G1rl Reserves soc1al even1ng Refreshments were served and everyone 1o1ned rn the games and danc1ng We had a lot of fun at our other rneetmgs by playtng basketball 1n the school gyrrr and gorng down to the Y M C A for a swtm The basketball team was fa1r th1s year and won three of tts f1ve games The H1Y Sprtng Prorn was held 1n May th1s year and had a grand showrng frorr Poland All 1n all we felt that the H1 Y Club th1s year has been very successful The off1c rs were as follows Presrdent George Dale Secretary Robert Holt V1cePres1dent D1ck Davrs Treasurer B111 Watts Sergeant at arms DC n Ntcolls The H1 Y Club P 1 my llV Se I . , , 1 , . lf , H, H , M, , H. re1l rt, . 1, , If . , . ll . 2 d : . ' , , ant, V.O:at9v1h, 1. r, . 1. , I S ., . 1 , , r 41. W, ., e , . over. 3rd Row: l5.H1ll, I Hoyt, lr Nruollgt l. Crossley, F Fcwlf-1, N, Howell ll Forsyth R. 'l'1r111ey, R lm-J.: . . I . . ' e - 2 -:Q fggr. 'Tyre Q I

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Seated H Clun I Prtce P Mllex P Nelson M Rchardson B Martn B Stv 1 E Pekkanen D Mlter Row Mrs Ch1St1 E C n D Unqr Th1s year more than ever the students took an act1ve tnterest 1n the hbrary We sponsored two contests 1n wh1ch many pup11s parttclpated The hbrary IS contlnually str1v1ng to keep 1ts reference sect1on up to date We always w1sh to know the books that the student wants to read We are con tmuatly mcreasmq our books of qood f1ct1on and b1oqraphy Our c1rcu1at1on has tncreased For last year the average was 60 books and maqazmes per day Th1s year the average was 80 We have 1ncreased our total aqqreaate of books so that now we have almost 3200 books The student hbrarlans were chosen because of an and tnterest 1n the hbrary Hlqh school students who worked ftve pertods a week tn the hbrary f9C91V9d one half cred1t per year A 1 Seventh Graders were tauqht the use of the hbrary by Mrs Chf1St1GH Th1s 1nc1uded proper use of the catalogue and reference books and the proper care of books Th1s year our 1mprovements were rnany and there IS sttll room for more but we feel as a whole that we have succeeded IH br1nq1nq good readers and aood books together The Llbrary , P1 t J nys J It : . 1, . , . 1 ', . ' , . 1 , . 1 , . 1 e , . , . I . 2nd : . 1 an, . o ner, . e , I, PKITYTYZCTW, E. Srntth, T. Swanton, I, Irhnsorr ff. Shftt ' herd, Y, Weese R, Fhervherri, D. Segdel. - . . Y . , , 1 - 1 1 1 . . I I f .,1 ,V izf. ,I . U N ,J .-3