South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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THE SOHIAN1930 Back Row: llansor, llandrea, Beighy, Severns, Falor, Huth, lslieber, Orcutt, Gabalac, Carrao, Mcllasters, Sours, Hardy, Sullivan, Kosich. Second Row: Nazzola, Hamman, Danzak, Rirflle, Haring, Pfaff, Harpley, Hinman, Mick, Reich, Sugar, Roush, Schmidt, Anderson. Front Row: Rinaldo, Peoples, Zeis. Gray, Lesher, Fowls, Archer, Trommer, XVentsler, lfshack, Mihalik, Voorhees. 'Y THE SPANISH CLUB The purpose of the Spanish Club is to luring the students who are taking Spanish into a closer relationship with one another, and to promote an interest in the language. This club was organized several years ago. lt meets twice a month: all meetings are con- ducted in Spanish with an interesting program planned for each meeting. Spanish games are often played at the Close. This term international programs have been plannedg and the members corresponded with boys and girls in Spain. The ofncers for the September term were: Fred Crcutt, president: Margaret Trommer, vice-president: Carl Nazzola, secretary: Melvin lXleMasters, treasurer. Officers for the Jann- ary term are: Carl Mazzola, presidentg Alex llardy, vice-presidentg Elizabeth Gray, secre- tary: Earl Johnson, treasurer. Miss Mary Pusateri is the faculty adviser of the club. fltlgf' 11IlIZdl'l'd forty-flu'f'e

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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

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THE SOHIAN1930 3 Back Row: Cooper, Higgins, Hrzic, Pfaff, Lesher, Strum, Iiowls, Smith, Commings, Gray, Brubaker, Parsons, Gerberick, Hager. Second Row: Baer, Folk, Feldman, Harpold. Mack, Hulme, Carnahan, Burda, Lingo, Klein, Stump, Lester. F1f0zztR0w: XVilson, Thom, lrline, Sharp, Hensal, Boles, Holmes, VVetzel, Livingston, Hen- sal, Larson. GIRL RESERVES The purpose of the Girl Reserves Club is: To face life squarely, and to tind and give the best. The fall term opened with the usual membership drive. :X Tag Day was held in honor of the incoming Freshmen. .-X short sketch of the life enjoyed at the Y. XV. C. A. summer camp on Lake Erie was presented in Chapel. At Christmas the Girl Reserves sold Red Cross Christmas seals. They also contributed a generous basket to a needy family. One of the main social events was a Hi-Y-G. R. dance sponsored by So,uth's Club. In February the Cabinet of the Girl Reserves of South gave a supper for the cabinet girls of the other schools. An initiation party was held at the Y. Rl. C. A. in honor of the new members. Another outstanding event of the year was the G. R. dance held at the Y. XY. C. A. in March. A St. Patrick's day party was given, and, in lllay, a Mothers' and Daughters, banquet. The city Hi-Y-G. R. Clubs centered their interest in a Summit County Youth's Convention held the fifth of April at which the delegates gained Z1 broader vision of the purpose of their clubs. The officers of the year 1930 are: president, Gladys lrlensalg vice-president, Elizabeth Kleing secretary, Bernice Hineg treasurer, Audrey Baer. The cabinet members are: XYanda Aleshire, Onnie Holes, Donna Cooper, Grace Hen- sal. Ruth Larson, Luella Lingo, Cora Livingston, Edith Thom, Lucille Vlfetzel, and Ethlyn Wilson. The advisers are Miss Dorn and Miss Robinson. Regular meetings are held three times a month, the cabinet meets twice a month. page hzmdred forty-four l i l l l l