South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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THE SOHIAN 1930 Back Row: Morton, Barker, Mess, Fay, Sbepp, Coyne, Humble, Clause, Schwed, Lipari, Grampp. Second Row: Lower, Sagadencky, Kuhar, Sutton, Smith, Baer, Fowls, Hinman, Guffey, Piry, Miss Johnson. Front Row: Gates, Cummings, Dietz, Hodges, Mcllellion, Aleshire, Antes, Warlier, Yount, Harpley, Ost, Harnack. lu my 1. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The Junior Dramatic Club is composed of members of 11-B and ll-A classes. Much in- terest Was shown this year, and 98 students took part in the tryouts for membership, of this number 35 were selected. Regular meetings are held on alternate Mondays in Room 105 at 8:30 A. M. A short play was presented by members of the Club at each of the regular meetings. Preparation of a play, staging a play. and make-up were studied and discussed during the semester. The Club is preparing a play to be given in Senior Chapel in April. The present officers are: President, Kathleen Harpleyg Vice President, Thomas Coyne, Secretary, Audrey Baer, Treasurer, Mae leliuman. page Izzmdred thirty-m'1ze

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THE SOHIAN 1930 Back Row: Harry Gerin, Sam Thomas, Hazel Kepler, Harold Edwards, Maxine Tittle, Mardell VVein, Russell Keller, Paul Chapman, Frank Hickman. Second Row: Joe Ambrose, Fred Brandenstein, Henry Antes, VVarden Green, Myranelle Tippett, Sarah Smith, Nellie Protich, Virginia Shelley, Keith Biechlin, Eva Mendel, Fred Schmidt, Annabelle Dietz, john Beckman. Front Row: Faye Prentice, Kenneth VVoods, Herman Klein, Gilbert Voorhees, Catherine Porter, Cathryn W'ents1er, Leitha Harr, William Hieber, Bennie Kosich. 53? 5. nf., SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Membership in the Senior Dramatic Club is open to the members of the 12-A and 12-B classes who have passed the try-outs given by the adviser of the club. Kew members are always admitted at the beginning of a semester. The bi-weekly meetings are devoted to dra- matics, talks on staging, make-up, and costume, or readings of dramatic sketches. ln this way the club offers both education in dramatics and opportunity to participate in plays. There is usually a chapel program each semester in which the 12-B's present a play and there is always a Senior play given by the 12-A's. The class of January, 1930, presented Stop Thief , coached by Miss Hamilton. The 12-Bls of that semester gave three short plays, The Londonderry Air , At the junctionf' and Bargains in Cathay . In the spring the June Class will present, 'tAdam and Eva , as their class play, it will be coached by Miss Powell. page hundred tlziffty-ciglzi

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T Ii E S O I1 I.A N 1 9 3 0 Back Row: Mr. Schubert, Emanuele, Glson, Long, Larch, Cox. Panier, Reighard. From' Row: jodon, Burda, Ahramovitz, Riddle, Litman. Ohlian, Haas, Kelly, Kaugher. AERO CLUB When South's first Aero Club was organized, the building of lighter-than-air models was promoted. The next models were of airplanes, and were huilt for speed. A speed of twenty- hve yards in a little over two seconds was a good flight. The present Club at South builds models for endurance. Ninety-four seconds is the pres- ent record for indoor planes. The outdoor planes have a much greater endurance. South has placed high in the meets at Central where all city schools compete. The president of the club is Harry Careyg the secretary is Paul Patterson. Mr. Schubert is faculty adviser. Page 1zu11d1'ffd forty