Scioto Township High School - Sciotonian Yearbook (Commercial Point, OH)

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BOYS! GLEE CLUB, As usual a boys' glee club was organized at the beginning of the school year under the direct- ion of Miss Keighley. This club met twice a week in the music room. Time was devoted to the sing- ing of songs. The boys' glee club has made one public appearance--at the operetta given by the lower grades. The following boys were members of the glee club: Max Neal, Harry Bowshier, Richard Willough- by, Warren Dennis, Glenn Haughn, Elwin Beavers, Pearl Melvin, Frances Braskett, Dan Fleming, Ro- bert Sutton, Jackie McGhee, Arthur Jones, Jim Reed Nolan Frye, and Tom Reed. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The high school girls' glee club met for its first time this year in September under the direc- tion of Miss Keighley, the music instructor. This club met twice a week during the fourth period. At the operetta they made their first appearance. The class period time was devoted to the singing of popular songs. - GRADE TEACHERS GRADES 1 ac 1I---------------------------Mrs. Hanna GRADES II R III ---------------------- Mrs. Phillips GRADEvIV ---------------------------- Miss Stonerock GRADE V ------------------------------ Miss Sprinkle GRADE VI ------ - ------------ ff ----------- Nr. Gatten

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CONSERVATION CLUB The Scioto Townshlp Conservation Club met 1 I October, 1041, with Nr MacBride as advlser The members are as follows Bill Sines Georne Coey Bill Dechert Gordon Davis Robert Sutton Bob Hettinger Max Nessmore Russell Younkin Gladys Bowshier Charles Woodrow William Nichols Frank Boyd Jack McGhee John Haughn Darwin Hall Geneva Shoaf Isabel McGhee Carl Williams Donald Kessler Harry Bowshier Ivan Schooley John Heurich Bernlce Willoughby Donald Cochenour Richard Willoughby Tom Reed The officers of the club are as John Coey Jim Reed Ned Wilson Bill Shoaf Lenora Shoaf Karl Krieger Betty Krieger Harry Mettler Alva Carfrey J Goldhardt Esther Lawless Harold Lawless W McGhee follows President Gladys Bowshier V1ce Presldent Geneva Shoaf Secretary Lenora Shoaf Treasurer Isabel NcGhee Reporter Betty Krieger The Conservation Club competed with clubs of .ther Pickaway County soho ls in the Punpkin Show -xhibltions and received fourth prize for its 'ibition, which consist-d of bird house , posters In commemoration of Arbor Dag, the-club pre -ented a chapel program Mrsx Fannie Brooks the ounty field woman, gave an address on conserving ood durlng this present crisis or , C t a 1 wzauiifggwuqlifix H 42?ai-'T . H . tl Ll O - I O C 'A Q M C. li' C - 12. I, 4 . - -... Q I ' r T 1 ' 0 , . I 11111111111 . . - ........ - iiiiiiiiiiiiil ------------- 11Q111111iTi1Z o w . r L GX' o s , tc, T ' - W an g f ' .J A' , . l l

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- un: r I mans 1' 1:uuiSEg,MMg,cns.,p ,,ia.zy5f.nW fzzg. ,av A .aaa MUSIC CLUB According to tradition, a music club was organized at the beginning of the school year Our music teacher, Miss Kelghley pre ided as adviser The club officers vere as follows president, V1Vlan Vilson, vice president, Jacquelyn Rush seo- retary, Joan Belt, treasurer, Nolan Frye, and cldn reporter, Loralne Shade The club meetings were carried on ln an in lormal manner miss Kelghley played the piano, and the wembers of the club sang the songs which they liled best Somotir s Arthur Jones would rlgr the guitar, and some of the members would sing cows boy songs For some tlme, program comrittees wfnn appoint d who were supposed to ar ange one sort of program to be presented at the next club TCFtlQQ The club brought to the light some undevelopdl and undiscovered talent ln the school For lnstanes we found that we have several good S1nUCPS, gui tar players, and whistlers ve hope that all of the members enyoyed the club, and that we can as enble again next year The members of the club were Pauline Adkins, Jacquelyn Rush, Joan Belt, Loraine Qhade, Mary Rod gers, Billie Zwayor, Francis Albrlght, Betty Kric ger, Joan Buoklew, Betty Burgott, Rose Heurieh Louise Price, Jane Reynolds, Vivian wilson, Jim Reed, Nolan Frye, Arthur Jones, Valter Qrgmeans, Harold Burgett, Boyd Mettler, Donald Hinton, and Clayton Dillon A I ' 4 1 1 Q, , s , . s .h . ' I' : ' ' . v ' - s , u e - - 1 , , , , , n .. K, 1 I o 1 . 'J 0 . - . I - .H mf - ' . ' I - ,La 1 5 Q 1 . - X - O I f . ' . to - A . 1' . J A . ' ' . 5 Q . U 3 4' 11 - 5 e e H A r - s :- . c 11 J . Q . . . w ' 5 ' 'Q A I . - C O ' , - .. 0 . . S A ' O . 1 ' S L . U x , - Q -- A X .. ' 1 y ' e ' .. , A e