Pomeroy High School - Pomeroyan Yearbook (Pomeroy, OH)

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lftllbl AND CQMMERCIAL CLUBS Friends, Romans, Countrymen Like the ancient Roman Legions. the fiery supporters of Cicero and the weary followers of Virgil form a battalion to join our parade, The club enjoyed a most entertaining party at which a track meet provided the recreation of the evening. Like the ancients their social life centered about the athletic games. The serious purpose of the Latin Club is to provide a more complete background for the classics than can be gained in the classroom period. Presidem - . . - MAXINE M1-xTsoN Vice 191-e.s1'deri1 - - CARo1.i'N SMITH Secretary-Treczsurer - RITA DUFFY Sponsor - - - MRS. CHAPMAN L'pp.'r tfrotzp lop roiu, Inf! to zirJl7IYl7ay Allen. l.ouise Burdette, Margaret Quick, Angie Shain. l-va .lane Simpson. lVlarilyn Young, Nara 'l racy, Glenna Rummel, Maxine Matson, Dorothy Curtis. Donni Howett, Mary Harper. Suiimil rotufkklilina Stiyers. Margaret Stanley, Barbara NVildermuth, Janet Turner. Ruth 'liliornton Virginia Graber, lfleanor XVessa Vera Hepp, Martha Clifton. Betty Ciress. leona Priode. Carolyn Smith. lirances Llberleld. Ruth Morgan. lfzrxl rotuflfrnestinc Rea, Helen Rbodts. Abbie Vklarner, Pauline Holmes, Mary Goodwin, Nlary Hines. Geraldine Cainer, Ruth Vylill lambert, Maxine Roush Dixon, Rita Duffy. Mary Martha Smith. Mary McCallum I.otut'r trrnup .stftontl rotuf-Roger Morgan. XVallace Riggs. Thomas Smith, Donald Stivers. Charles Pickett. l'rank Rimes. lldxyard Stark. Paul Karr. Carl NVindon. Joe Ohlinger, Donald Mullen. Richard lilberllyld. Harold Deklylolf, Ifirst roiufllrnest clones. Noel Young. James Ciinther, Donald Rosenbaum, Richard Campbell. Thomas Hennessy. Paul liautv.. George Massar. NVilliam Bartels. Donald XVill, Alston Tracy, Robert Harbrecht. 30

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00 SENIOR GIRLS' CHDIR--Top row. It-ft to right--Reibel, Burdette, XVilson. Mees, Gloecltner, Breniclt. Hennessy. Ftigate, Fowler. Russell, Kennedy. lieehne. 71hli!'t1'!'OLL'1ShJlH. Hines, Strauss. Clitton. Smith. Gloecltzier. Joachini, XVet7el. Grueser, Dona- hue. Priode. Swatzel. Second rotu1Venable. Ginn. Hysell. Mayer, Mulholland. Tracy. Duerr. Seyfried, XVildermulh. Stivers, Hoeflich. First rou.'7Lambert. Matson, Gress, Stanley. XVard. Harden, Duffy, Flint, Elberfeld, Vfessa, Turner. Thornton. Goodwin. Miss Dar. Sweet Voices, Soft and Low Masculine voices .... raised in praise of song. This organization boasts a quartette and is welcomed by music lovers at the Annual Concert. The sweet tunes which soft, feminine voices alone could make tiue and enjoyable are found in the Girls' Chorus. Harmony is presented by the trio of feminine voices. Eleanor Wessa, Maxine Matson. and Frances Elberfeld. These singers too join the Parade of 1939 as their voices fill the air. led by their capable directress, Miss Frances V. Day. Junior l-ligh Boys, and Girls' Glee Club President - A Y v - JACKIF MAAC Business lvlamigei- k - PaNooRA STRICIQLAND Secretary-Treasurer - - HUGH CUSTEI1 Librarian - A A LOUANNA EBERSBACH Direcrress ,.--,4-- Miss FRANCES V. DAY GIRLS - Ruth Anna Bauer, XVanda Bennett, Betty Burnf side, Phyllis Branch, Betty Mae Couch, Virginia Church. Ruth Donahue, Louanna Ebersbach. Marjorie Eynon, Mariam Holmes. Shirley Hysell. Nora Harris, Della Lightfoot. Jacque- line Maag, Charlotte Mees, Jaret Martin, Ann McCroba. 'Vlary McCroba, Addie Matson. Jean Mallory. Rose Marie Nease. l,ois Ann Neutzling, Martha Myers, Geneva Orr. Dorothy Peoples, Martha Roedel, Pandora Strickland, Claire Titus. BOYS -Bauer, Burkett, Custer, C, Evans, G. Evans, Augustine, Gloeckner, Huber. Legar, Matson, Rosenbaum, Stivers, Spencer, Vale, Warner, Hill. Curtis, Ash, Donovan. 20

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Top rote. left to right-Betty Leifheit, Kathryn Legar. Nlary Kimes, Jean Diifly. Betty Mc- Carley. Geraldine Flint. Evelyn Cirueser, Nancy Arnold, Maxine Casto. Nellie Fiugate, Betty l.ou Kennedy. Betty I-lysell. Harriet Bearhs Third rote'-Pinala Smith, Cleo Parker, ladonna Jacobs, Ruby Carman, Mildred Thoma. Flora Carr. Mary Moore. Emma Gloeclxner, Margaret Healy, Mary Karr. Shirley Dueir. Vivian Mees. Dorothy XVard. Second mit'-Dorothy I-larbrecht, Ruth l.eifl:sit. Norma XVetgrel, Betti Hollner. Alberta Pirickles, Edith Joachim, Bernice Stowe. Margaret Strauss. Mary lieehne. Kathryn Holmes, Lorene XVilson. Maxine Russell, Kathryn Hennsssi' Rosella Donahue. First rou.'7Dorothy Cook. Betty Carman. lorena Qrueser, Mary Goodwin. Charles Dye .lacls Thomas. Lawrence Grueser. Harold Heilman, Charles XVildei'miith, Pauline Clark, Margaret Thomas, pencil pushers and Key Strolcers Stenographers. typists, hookkeepers, and clerks desert their desks to join the ranks of the ptlftldf' of 270. Once every two weeks they march to the auditorium to hear speakers. watch demonstrations of office appliances or techniques, or to just have some good fun participating in or watching a play concerning business situations. Each year they give the folks at the Meigs County Home a Christmas Party. They also sponsor the annual school Safety Ykfeek Campaign. Presidenl --f------- DOROTHY WARE? Vice Ilresiflenf - - - KATHRYN Hiiisiisiisssx' SECFPYCIFQ-71I'PUSLlI'Pf - - PAULINF CLARK Reporter A - - NELLIF FUGATE Sponsor - . - MISS DYE 31