South High School - Sohian Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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THE SOHIAN 1930 AU REVOIR lt's always customary For the class that's leaving school To conduct themselves like dumbhells : NYe're exceptions to the rule. Here honored hy the faculty, And there's not a man who's worthy Who has not observed the wisdom Of the Class of .Tune TSO. lVe're equal to 'most anything, As our records amply show: And there's little that's worth knowing Except the things we know. But there's one thing really heats us, And that's the farewell speech- The words with which we bid goocl-bye-- That each must give to each. For withal we won't admit it, Separation is a trialg We clon't just know how to manage Pretty speechesg so we smile. -Robcrt Ezmzs. N11 X11 Nfl page jifiy-nine

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T H L I A N I1 9 3 0 l.Uc1i.Lx-3 XYETZEL CH S Club, Ceusowe, Girls, Club, School Letter. .V0f111'11g else can Ifriny you ease buf y0IlI'Xl'lf.U DOROTHY NVILKES IKDOVP Biology Club, Ccnsowe, Chemistry Club, jr. Dra- matic, Glee Club, Girls' Club. For, tying her bonnet un- der her fhin, Size fied a young manjs 11CfI7'f within. ETHLYN XYILSON EM Biology Club, Boosters' Club, Ceusowe. Girls' Club. Speech Club. IVe were made to be glad, not sad. CATHRYN XYENTSLER Kitty Xat'l Honor Society, Editor of Sohiau, XV. NV. E., Bi- ology Club, Spanish Club, jr. K Sr. Dramatic, Speech Club, H. R. Senate, Boost- ers' Club, V. Pres. Girls' Club. 'hllildvxt of nmrmers, gent- ltxvl of ,1t'1lI'fX, friefzd of ei'e1'y0m'. ' M. hlAlE XYILT Girls' Club, S Club. Chemistry Club. 'Wlfiflz lzer lowing fvmxvon- ulify size zvmz many, many f1'ie11d,r. CARL Rl. ZEIS Cobb V. S. A., Boys' Club,, Ifootball, Basketball, Track, Orchestra. Ile is the 1Illl5ff'7' of emo- limzx-lze ix Iilaewixe cer- lain of lim! wm.rfe1'y. page fifty-eight

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THE--psoH1AN 1930 CLASS ACHIEVEMENTS This article will endeavor to give the activities of the graduating class of June, 1930. Limited space does 11ot permit the enumeration of all the activities of every member of the class, since there are 106 members, and approximately 38 types of activities in which they have been engaged. That the june, 1930, class will be missed when graduation takes its toll is taken for granted, but an idea of how much they will be missed may be obtained from the following summary, in which the students will be listed according to the clubs or activities in which they took a prominent part. The Senior Dramatic Club will lose the most members. They are: Claude Drybread, Berniece Hine, Henry Antes, Adeline Heck, Keith Hiechlin, Onnie Boles, Paul Chapman, llerniece Conkel, john Ericson, VV'arden Green, Grace Hensal, Frank Hickman, Hazel Kepler, Helen Korody, Maxine Tittle, Myranelle Tippett, Dorothy Wilkes, Paul XVetzel, Andy Beres, Fred lirandenstein, Mary Carnahan, Robert Carson, Harold Edwards, Eva Higgins, Leitha Harr, Carl lllazzola, Fred Schmidt, Dorothy Smith, Evelyn Scheiller, and Cathryn W'entsler. Chemistry has been a popular subject, and twenty-one members have belonged to the Chem- istry Club: Carl Zeis, Harry Coorsh, Virginia Brown, Marion Eshack, Rhea Hamann, Frank Hickman, Ferne Holmes, Cornelius johns, Elizabeth Kendall, Hazel Kepler, Melvin IXlcMasters, llob Roush, Sarah Sehermesser, Mabel Solomon, Dorothy Wilkes, Paul NVetzel, Lucille NVetzel, Leroy Combs, llarold Edwards, Eugene Fink, and Dorothy Smith. Many of the girls belonged to the Girls' Club: Vonciel Autry, Berniece Hine, Adeline Beck, Virginia Brown, Catherine Danzak, Marion Eshack, Clara Feyzes, Esther llallauer, Ferne Holmes, llazel Kepler, Helen Korody, Melva Pollock, Catherine Riffile, Mabel Solo- mon, Pauline Spinner, Flora Tenison, Maxine Tittle, Margaret Cormany, Isabelle Golz, Vera Hogan, Leitha Harr, Dorothy Hulme, Eva Kazlowsky, Edna Manthey, Auziene Parsons, Eva Reiner, Elizabeth Sekoll, Mary lmrie, Versie Lewis, Ruby Griffn, and Queenie Deering. Sixteen songbirds will be leaving the Glee Clubs: Adeline Beck, Onnie Roles, Virginia Brown, Paul Chapman, Esther Hollauer, Lewis llartz, Grace Hensal, Ferne Holmes, Vernon Sir Louis, Maxine Tittle, Dorothy XYilkes, Ernest Ball, Mary Carnahan, Eugene Fink, Eva Higgins, Dorothy Hulme, and Mora Folk. The National Honor Society, that group whose members are looked upon with extreme envy and approbation, will lose seven members: Keith Biechlin, Yirginia Brown, Sarah Schermesser, Fred Brandenstein, Frances Gerberick, Leitha Harr, and Cathryn XYentsler. The Hi-Y Society will miss Keith Biechlin, Frank Hickman, liob Roush, Yernon Sir Louis, Qlulius Mihalik, and Fred Schmidt. , The Sohian, of which this is a part, is published by the Senior classes. Cathryn Xlientsler is Editor and Keith Biechlin is Business Manager. June, 19230, has furnished the following members of the staff: Virginia Brown, Iohn Ericson, Esther llallauer, Frank Hickman, lloward lledderly, Alex Hardy, Sarah Schermesser, Vernon Sir Louis, Mabel Solomon, Maxine Tittle, Fred Brandenstein, Frances Gerberick, and Leitha llarr. The members of the Boys' Club are eleven in number: Carl Zeis, Henry Antcs, Andy Diehm, Frank Hickman, Glen Howard, Bob Roush, Andy Heres, Fred lirandenstein, Jess Cooper, Hob Evans, and john Eberhart. Members of the graduating class who were in the Gym Club at one time or another are: Russel Shaw, Henry Antes, Keith lliechlin, Paul Chapman, Andy Diehm, XVarden Green, Frank llickman, Hob Roush, Bob Carson, Eugene Fink, and Don Sours. Harry Coorsh, Virginia Brown, Frank Hickman, Glen Howard, Elizabeth Kendall, hlelva Pollock and Sarah Schermesser won membership in XV XY. E., Freshman Honor Society. The Boys' Tutor Club was represented by Harry.Coorsh, Rawle Christman, and Keith Biechlin: the junior Red Cross Auxiliary by Virginia Brown, Paul Chapman, Vernon Sir Louis, and Maxine Tittle. Girl Reserves claimed twelve of the seniors. They are: Onnie Roles, Grace Hensal, Evelyn McBride, Myranelle Tippett, Isabelle Golz, Eva lliggins, Dorothy Hulme, Edith Thom, Ethelyn lVilson, Rerniece Hine, Mildred Runyon, and Flora Tenison. Gladys Hensal is president. page sixty