Racine High School - Racina Yearbook (Racine, OH)

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Frigidaire COMPLIMENTS ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS OF RANGES AND STOKERS The Bendvue Theatre Middleport, Ohio Schwegman dC Roedel The Temple Theatre Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio COMPLIMENTS OF Buy Master Loaf Bread NOW— Distributed by Dr. J. D. Kessler, M. D. Racine, Ohio Covert Baking Co. Middleport, Ohio Hartley 8C Bennett Shoe Store The Latest in Wear for the Ladies who Care Good Shoes — Priced Right SchmolPs Dress Shop Pomeroy, Ohio Middleport, Ohio 22

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T I- WE JOINED LATIN CLUJ The Latin rlub is an organization comprised of all tin- students ',m i . abjori1 I or Latin II and upper classmen who have completed two years ol work on The club meets monthly at the hone s of the students, or at tin- lli-h ,ll| inf?. A program is planned i y the host or hostess and evervone cooperates «» evening a most enjoyable one. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the Roman and • i«• i« n d ' At the first meeting the following officers wore elected: President •' !' Wa mi. Vice-President Thanet Barnitz. Secretary Mary .lean Watson. Ireastiict back. Miss Ruth Drake is the Adviser. Betty I lo- FRENCH CLUB The French (dub was established in 1935 by the French pupils under the guidance of Mr. I layman. Students who are now enrolled in French I or French II are eligible to join the club. Programs are prepared which deal with the French history and customs, and are given at the club meetings, which are not only enjoyable but also educational as well. 21

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HOMK KCONOMICS Tin Vocational Homo Economics department is one of the largest in the high school with sixty girls enrolled. The course is npcraicd on the two-year program instead of the three or four year program as in some schools. Mainly freshmen and sophomores are enrolled. Oassmom instruction is centered around various home projects which are carried on by all the girls. Home Economics I is based on the girls personal and home living problems. Home Keonomies II aims to prepare the girls for broader living in her home and community. It aims to better develop the personal characteristics which seems most essential in democratic life in home, school and community. Vocational Agriculture which, in addition to providing for scientific instruction in farming, offers an opportunity for group activity of a cooperative nature through the F. F. A. chapter activity-program. Membership in this organization entitles the student to such recognition and privileges commensurate with the degree he holds. Recognition, leadership and thrift are the cornerstones upon which the yearly program is erected. MOTTO “Learning to do. doing to learn; Learning to live, living to serve.’ 23