Rosenwald High School - Torch Yearbook (Harlan, KY)

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1 SCIENCE CLUB The officers of the club are as follows: President Irene Moore Vice President Jim Effinger Secretary Ora Lee Tarrant Asst Secretary Eloise McCary Treasurer Gladys Lockett Business Manager Beatrice Tolliver Adviser Miss Katherine King The Science Club is under the supervision of Miss Katherine King. We have been presented in many of the activities of Rosenwald. The club colors are orchd and pink. DEBATING CLUB The officers of the Bethume Debating Society are as follows: President Mamie Gore Vice President Queen E. Cornett Secretary Irene Moore Asst. Secretary Verna Richardson Business Manager Wesley Elliott Treasurer Rosa Mae Benson Director Miss J. B. Hall The Bethume Debating Society has accomplished much in the year of 1942. During the weekly meetings we had round table discussions of current events. The club has sponsored inter mural debates, one for the student body in chapel and one for the public. A panel discussion on political parties in America was much enjoyed. The club presents graduating varsity members with awards. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club started out with the intention of doing something great, and they did it, when producing Popularity Plus. This club enables one to better express himself on and off the stage. The Senior class play was tops which was also produced by the Dramatic Club. Wesley Elliot President Queen Esther Cornett V. President Mamie Gore Secretary Ralph Amos Assistant Secretary Norman Morris Business Manager Robert Lee James Treasurer J. B. Clemmons Advisor The Choral Club of Rosenwald High School marks 1942 as a banner year in progress. This year the chorus has had the pleasure of rendering programs at most of the major county high schools and some of the larger churches. The chorus is proud of its thirty-two members and the quality of work they have produced this year. Attention is f ocussed on specialized groups such as Girls Glee Club, Boys Glee Club, Trio and Mixed Octette. Watch Rosenwald ' s chorus for progress. This Choral Club is under the supervision of Miss J. B. Hall. Miss J. B. Hall Director Wardell Howard Secretary

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! GIRL RESERVE CLUB Officers: Queen E. Cornett President Mamie Gore Vice President Jessie Mae Vary Secretary Frances Walker Assistant Secretary Rosa Benson Treasurer Miss J. B. Hall Advisor A Girl Reserve strives to adapt herself into whatever situation she is found. She aims always To find and give the best. Outstanding activites are the attendance at the regional conference, held this year at Monticello, Kentucky, Sweetheart contest of which Mamie Gore was crowned Sweetheart of 42 and the Moher and Daughter banquet given on Bacca- lureate Sunday annually. THE KLEVERETTE CLUB President Norma Jean Parks Vice President , Mamie Gore Secretary Irene Moore Assistant Secretary Mary Inez White Treasurer Rosa Mae Benson Business Manager Wardell Howard Adviser Miss Alberta Lewis The Kleverette Club had its beginning in the year 1942 under the super- vision of Miss Alberta Lewis. The Kleverette Club is a club for girls only. We had seven new girls to be initiated and they have contributed much to the club. Our biggest event was The St. Patrick ' s Ball . We carried out our color scheme of green and white very uniquely. Our aim is to have plenty of wholesome fun along with our work. EXPRESSION CLUB NEWS The Expression Club the first one that Rosenwald has had was organized and directed by Miss V. A. Lawery. The club began with approximately twelve members and ended with twenty. A splendid piece of work was accomplished during the year. Some of the main events of the club were rendering a chapel program and a radio broaaeast over station WHLN. Both of them were a success. President Beatrice Tolliver Secretary ; Everett Cole STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of the Presidents and Secretaries of all classes. This club has made a wonderful progress under Miss V. A. Lawery as ad- viser. The members of the Student Council made many rules for the betterment of the school and pupils. They were successful in carrying them out. Much stress was put on cleanliness, obedience and safety. President Broadus Jackson Secretary Jenell Creech