Ridge High School - Reflector Yearbook (Van Wert, OH)

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THE HRH SOCIETY OK FIRST ROW: Helen Walser,Ladora Shivley, Elnora Shivley, Doris Haines, Pauline Haines, Lois Uncapher, Katheryn Prior, Ann Flaherty,Helen Gorman,Evelyn Engle, Lois Jean Davies. SECOND ROW: Mr. Leonard, Edith Walser, Charles Knittle, Willis Palmer, Carl Smith, Gaynord Snyder, David Miller, Byron McCoy, Austin Uncapher, Gene Thurston, Richard Wei gle, Lois Fisher, Mr. Moser. The HRH Society, an honor society, is composed of students who have made achievements in athletics and in scholastic work. The society this year had twenty-five members 'whose qualities of perserverance, understanding determination,goodwill,and sportsmanship have made them successful in the work in which they are interested, the same qualities that long ago brought muness to the pio- neers.These qualities are tools which they used to build .7 their lives just as carpenters use tools to build a house The officers for the past year were Carl Smith,Pres- identg Charles Knittle, Vice-president, Pauline Haines, Secretary-Treasurerg Katheryn Prior, Reporter. The main activity of the HRH Society this year was the selling of boy and girl year souvenirs to increase its fund. The club voted to have dark blue as the color for participating in sports. were elected for next year: president, Byron McCoyg Sec- Lois Jean Davies. the sweaters given to those The following officers President, Carl Smith, Vice- retary-Treasurerg Reporter,