South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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THEM SQHIA Back Row: Zinn, llarclesty,Brown,Tl1om, Runxon xxllwlll lnenhlln bLllll1lClt Tllne lXl1SS Tilock, Boles, Morrison, Koek. Second Ro-zu: Beese, Grecni, Denelce. Tryon, Palm XX ell Lirlao XXenz1tl1 borup Iolmson Sarb, Grampp. Severns. F1'01zflx'u-zu: Pfal'f,G1'al1am, Haney, Crawford Strlnlx lludextx Paxsons Cox Kalllor XX'altz, Cooper, Kamrad, Xegley. ? 'Q Mu-A M'-f' I vi ' ' 7 fig? Q If . T X .vi ,, . Y BIOLOGY CLUB The Hobbies of Xatnre lOVCI'S-S'llCl1 as birds mlcl Hoxxus tlee recognlnon lnbect uul lections. gardening, and conservation of wild life-ne the Qulnjutw of dlSLllSilOl'l 111 prf farm and Held trips of the Biology Club. The oHice1's of the club are: President, RlClCflltlX XX ell Xue plewlent Harly beese, SCCI'6U1l'X'-'l1l'6Z3.SLIYCF, Vera Crawford: Faculty acluwr Xlxw Xlmam T1locl page lzzmdred fifty-tivo

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THE SOHIAN1930 Buck Row: York, Biechlin, Beckman, Richards, IetTries, Grampp. Second Row: Hensal, Dietz, Camp, Stump, Sowers, Smith, Jacobs, Barbaris. Bliss French. Frou! Row: Shelley, llamman, Gerberick, Kendall, Zakely, Levit, Livingston. S. HS. O00 ART CLUB The purpose of the Art Club is to forward the study and appreciation of art. The Club meets every second Thursday in the month. Sometimes there is a business meeting and at other times special programs are arranged. It has been the custom of the Club to present a gift to the Art Department each year. Committees for membership, programs, properties, bulletin boards, constitution. and ilowers were formed at the beginning of the year. The Club had a Christmas party at the Akron P-ure Milk Hall. The evening was spent in games and dancing. The officers for 1929 were as follows: President, Pearl Camp, Vice-president, Howard Kaserg Secretary, Frances Gerberickg Treasurer, Keith Biechlin. page lzmzdred fifty-one

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THE SOHIANA1930 , Ati-61 -w' .AQ ALUMNI DRAMATIC CLUB The South High Alumni Dramatic Club was organized in the spring of 1928, for the purpose of continuing the study and practice of dramatics. Under the leadership of Richard Keifer, the tirst president of the club, the Alumni were united: in June. 1929, a constitution was drawn up and adopted. Harley Sir Louis isfnow President, assisted by XYayne Barker, .Laye Richart, and Gerdena Pence, who are Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer, respectively. Miss Dorothy Powell and Miss Mary Hamilton are honorary members, the former also being the club director. The first public appearance of the club was made in May, 1928, in the staging of the comedy hit, Kempy, an exceptionally amusing play. The second appearance of the Club was in Robert Kuth's comedy, The Tightwadf' presented at the Goodyear theater in February, 1930, Through this second production the Club has received the public recognition for which they have worked, and an inliuential backing of which they are quite proud. Anyone who was a former member of the Senior Dramatic Club is eligible to be selected by the membership committee of the Alumni Chapter. New members are received and initiated only twice a year, in january and june. A written application must be in the hands of the Alumni Correspond- ing Secretary within two months after graduation. From the list of applicants the member- ship committee selects those persons whom they wish to initiate, not exceeding one-third the number of the 12-A Dramatic Club members in that graduating class. Those persons are then elected into membership by a two-thirds vote of the members present when the vote is taken. The :Xlumni Club bespeaks the co-operation of the active club and sincerely hopes that their work will always be of a standard that will be a credit to South High. X11 N11 X11 HOME ECONOMICS CLUB The Home Economics Club was organized February, 1930. All girls enrolled in the Foods and Clothing classes and all girls who have already completed the courses are entitled to join the club. There is one business meeting and one social meeting each month. The objects of the club are as follows: 1. To give social experience through club activities. To increase respect for, and interest in, the home, by pointing out its many activities and influences. 3. To utilize the club as an opportunity for acquainting the girls with aspects of Home Economics that are not studied in class work. 4. To stimulate interest in hobbies and in the wise use of leisure. The otiicers of the club are: President, Sarah Schermesserg Yice-president, Anita llers- man: Secretary, Josephine Dice: Treasurer, Bertha Kraus. The advisers of the club are Miss llonora Tobin and Miss Mary Louise Clossey. fmg0lzz111d1'fdj5fz'X Huee