South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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THE SOI-IItAN1930 Burk Row: Sullivan, Thomas, Stark, Atha, McLain, Kunkle, Cliff, Coyne. Third Roto: Zeis, Fay, Rubright, Cooper, Mitchell, Jocis, Clark, Buda, Taylor, Coorsh, Sharp, Holmes, Harpold, Mills, Inman, Hickman. .SlCL'0Ilfl' Row: Vfilkinson. Gates. Griggs, llinman, Kendall, Klein, Kriuner, Hamman, lfowls, Schermesser. Strum, Harlett, Russell, Major, Lingo, Brown, Modesitt, Mansor, Zinn, Roush. Frnzzf Role: Kaforey, Kazan, Fairchild, lluth, Porter, llihalik, Gabalac. Sir Louis, liuhar, Xlietzel, Lipari, Wilhelm. X - t 1 .1 X ! I CHEMISTRY CLUB The purpose of the Chemistry Club is to stimulate an interest in the study of Chemistry, and to show the importance of Chemistry in the home, in manufacturing processes, and in all the fundamental processes of nature. .-X fund of money is being accumulated for the purchase of reference books along various chemical lines. In addition to the regular meetings held every two weeks, occasional trips are made to factories and various scenes of industry where particular phases of chemistry may be studied at nrst hand. Practical chemists are also invited to address the club. Students who are now taking Chemistry or who have completed it are eligible to membership. The present officers are: President, Mae Hinmang Yice-President, Hedwig Klein: Secre- tary, Ella Major, Treasurer, Frances Gates. page lzzmdred forty-0110 Q3-fn

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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

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THE SOI-IIAN1950 Bark Row: Lipari, Hickman, liink, Kapitz, Humble, Mess, Rilling. Second Row: Zatrovitz, Holmes, Csipke, Nemione, Gerin. Cziraki, Rehl, W'illiams. Front Row: Carson, Mcalastcrs, Rudgers, Kuntz, Lipari, Mazzola, Garner, Hardy. EE l BOYS' GYM CLUB The Boys' Gym Club was organized to give advanced work to those boys whoi desire it. Advanced work in regular classes is impossible because of the less athletic boys. The club is the most active in the school, meeting every morning at 7:45. The club has given several chapel programs, a combined exhibition with the Girls' S Club, and took important part in the Nay Day exercises and the Blass Drill in 1928. There are live offices: president, vice-president. secretary, treasurer, and assistant treasurer. In October, 1928, deserving members were presented with letters in recognition of their work. Under the expert supervision of Mr. Loeber, our friend and instructor, the club has grown into a large, active class, and we are sure that it will grow to even greater bounds in fu- ture years. page 1Ill1llI'l'CIf forty-tfwo