Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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. -ff' 5 W..-f--if s, ,I . .1 QM hw-.. ON STEPS, Lell lo Righl-D. Merkl, J. Mallhews, O. Brewer, S. Wilkins, R. Hopkins, B. Womack, N. Carslens, J. Baker, A. Simmerman. STANDING, Lell lo Righl-G. Megginson, M. McCormick, R. Speak, N. Wilson, C. Surlees. HONOR ROLL ENCOURAC-ES SCHOLARSHIP The Honor Club, originally composed ol sluclenls who allained high slan- dards ol scholarship and cilizenship, al presenl consisls only ol upper class sludenls who became members when lhe club was an aclive group. The Honor Roll now gives recognilion lo sludenls ol high scholarship ancl serves as an incenlive lo all lo improve lheir scholaslic slanding. HONOR ROLL - FIRST SEMESTER NO GRADE BELOW 95 Shirley Wilkins NO GRADE BELOW 90 Lowell Hines Janel Hauck Ann Herlel Belly Glenn Lorna Kralier Belly llling Belly Kohnle NO GRADE BELOW 85 Joan Mallhews Shirley Wilham Roy Speeg Wilma Ferrell Virginia Helmkamp Roberla Hopkins Belly Womack Owen Brewer Jean Herman Elma Hyslop Jean McClure Alvin Smilh Lois Huber

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Y FIRST ROW-J, Le Roy, M. Adamson, R. McMahan, O. Megginson, O. Brewer. SECOND ROW-E. Wall, C. Moore, C. Kuderer, M. McCormick, A. Leienberger, W. Beach, L Gibson, B. Womack. TI-IIRD ROW-B. CanTer, J. Wagner, M. Manley, B. Love, C. Clark. ON STEPS, LeTT To RiqhT-D. Merkl, J. MaTThews, O. Brewer, S. Wilkins, R. I-Iopkins, B. Womack N. CarsTens, J. Baker, A. Simmerman. STANDING, LeTT To RighT-G. Megginson, M. McCormick, R. Speak, N. Wilson, C. SurTees. VIGILANTES PROMOTE SCHOOL SPIRIT The VigiIanTes, under The leadership oT Miss Kloak, were organized To acquainT The new sTudenTs wiTh The rules and cusToms oT The school. Early in The Tall, They conducTed an orienTaTion program Tor The newcomers. AT The end oT This period, The Treshman vioIaTors oT The rules were punished by being made To perTorm Tasks which evoked much IaughTer Trom The oThers. During These Troubled Times, The VigiIanTes have assumed addiTionaI duTies as leaders in The various branches oT The VicTory Corps. They sTand ready To aid in any worThy proiecT.

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mp It ART LEAGUE PRESENTS FLAG The ArT League has conTinued iTs work oT beauTiTying The building and pro- moTing The sTudenTs' appreciaTion oT arT. RepresenTaTives chosen Trorn The home rooms collecT dues Trorn The sTudenTs, and iT is from This Tund ThaT The league has purchased The various arTicles oT loeauTy Tor The school. The giTT This year was especially appropriaTe, Tor iT was The Tlag oT our counTry, which was presenTed To The school on ArmisTice Day. AnoTher paTrioTic proiecT oT The league was The invesTmenT in several hun- dred dollars' worTh oT War Bonds To be used aTTer The war Tor oTher arT Treasures. Besides iTs oTher duTies, The league repairs, rehangs, and recaTa- logues The picTures disTribuTed ThroughouT The building. Under Miss BarTleTT's guidance and assisTance, The ArT League has become one of The mosT acTive organizaTions in The school. LeTT To RighT-R. Kinner, C. Clark, A. l-flolsTe, Mr. Kizer, E. Sharpe, M. Drake, B. Havens, C. Roesner. NOT IN PICTURE-V. Helmlcamp. ef' fs N. it A gg! E, W4 ff T . fi