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1 8 ORGANIZATIONS tax.” Those who represented Port Huron in their debates with other schools were: Gordon Glover Doris Warren Earl Ailio Art Howe Dale Ormston There were four debates: Wyandotte, Ferndale. Pontiac, and Royal Oak. Embroidery Club There are about twenty-five members in the club. Thirteen interest- ing meetings were held this semester. The two outstanding reports were one on wool by Eva Clifford, and one on Period Furniture by Ivernia Zimmer. In this latter report a complete description of the furniture in the White House was included. The officers of the club were: President, Beatrice Willis: Vice- President, Jean Pickard: Secretary and Treasurer. Mary Cowan; Pro- gram Chairman, Kathleen Alloway; and members of the committee were: Ruth Lewis. Marion Sischo, and Lenora Lane. Several of the members of the club are seniors whose co-operation Miss Ross has appre- ciated and whose presence she will miss next year in her classes.
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ORGANIZATIONS 1 7 chairman of the business committee, and Robert Neuman, editor of the paper. Due to the serious illness of Miss Rothman, the club adviser, it was decided that the annual spring picnic would not be held. On May 9, the club adjourned for the year. Civics The civics classes of the first semester held an essay and an oratorical contest. All members of the civics classes prepared either an essay or an oration on the subject of “International Peace. Clarence Fountain won a medal for his essay on Cannon Internationale. Isabel Cochrane won the medal for the oratorical contest. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club, under the leadership of Miss Leona M. Hill, enjoyed one of its most successful years with a membership of 115 pupils. William Mann was unanimously elected president for the second consecutive time. Bertram North was elected vice-president, and Kenneth Furman, secretary. Many humorous skits and programs were presented at the regular weekly programs during the year. Among these, a comical version of a medicine show was probably the best. Norman Barnes, Jack Davis, Bertram North, William Mann, and Howard Ailio took part in this program. To carry out the annual custom, four plays were presented to the public. They were as follows: “Babbitt ' s Boy, di- rected by Kenneth Furman; “A Proposal Under Difficulties, Esther Berryman, director; “The Kleptomaniac, Ruby Durette, director; and “Sauce for the Gosling. directed by Dorothy Weichsler. The plays were a success and closed the year for the club satisfactorily. Gavel Club The Forum Club was reorganized this year under the name of the Gavel Club. Miss Etta Reid was the faculty adviser, and the officers elected were: President - CHARLOTTE HAMILTON Vice-President - EARL AlLIO Secretary - KENNETH FURMAN Bi-weekly meetings were held at which several debates, as well as many interesting talks on civic problems, were given. Debating The question used by the interscholastic debaters this year was, “Resolved, That the State of Michigan should adopt a state income
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