South Side High School - Totem Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Front row-Iv1cCune. Barber, Grimes. Lapp, Baumgartner, Crane. Ernericli, Taririelixll, Fitch Second I'OKl'mROl1Tt'7, Brown. Dignan. Dutton, Crane. Eymzin, Hazelitt, Lurwill, Law Third row'-Welsh, Merrill, Hansen, Switzer, Beck. Masters, Larwill, Kyler. Mason, Felger Fourth row-Colson. Clmpnmn. Moellrmg, Schuellqe, Rodebaugh, Gasser, Rotiebaugli. Bridge, Greely Hack row-Cuettt. Barnes. Ryberg. Schmidt, Pocock. Ewell, Whelrin MATHSCIENCE HE MathfSeience Club has been organized for the purpose of creating a keener interest in the subjects represented, delving into mathematical wrinkles and mysteries, and discussing scientific inventions and discoveries. All students from IOA up who are taking either a math or a science, and the teachers of these departments are eligible for membership, The program of the monthly meetings of the organization are both educational and interesting. Talks on such subjects' as the slide rule, radio, coal tar, Mars, and moths and butterflies have entertained the club. The social part of the evening was never slighted for all kinds of conf tests, games, and puzzles were brought forth at this time. Eats were also served. The first term Pauline Baumgartner was president with Bertryl Merrill vicefpresif dent. Maurice Felger kept the minutes while Eleanor Colson took in the money. Mr. Whelan was advisor of the program committee, Miss Thorne headed the eats committee and Mr. Creely had charge of the social part. For the February term the club elected Eleanor Colson head and Mildred Crane to take her place when necessary. Florence Hanson was secretary and Allen Mason treasurer. Mr. Gould advised the program committee this term, Miss Fiedler directed the games commit' tee, and Miss Paxton with her group decided upon the eats. Mr. Hull and Mr. Virts were advisors for the club the entire year. Payf om' hundrnl six

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Front rowfV. Bell, Prine. Fell. Dutton, Bireley. Tnms, blurgenson, Sloan Second row'-Miss Ley, T. Buirley, R. Bell, D. Buxrley, Riley, Henlme. Brown Third row-Rextz. Corwtm. Rout, Allendorf, Grover, Serbnld Back row-Sells, Kolilmeyer, Egan, Stevens. Sherbondy, Dxgmm, Kesterson ART CLUB HE Art Club can now scarcely be recognized as the little club that was or' ganized three years ago. Then there were twelve membersg now there are forty, all girls. In order to increase more interest, the club this year was divided into two teams which were rivals in a merit contest that lasted from january to May. The teams were managed by two very active and capable leaders, Clara Sherbondy being in charge of the White team and Thelma Birely piloting the Green team. At the last meeting the White team was leading its opponents, 960 points to 860. Discussions and talks on art were given by the members of the club and by Miss Ley and Mrs. Karl Bolander of the Art Institute. Meetings were held every two weeks. The most important events of the year were the Christmas party given at the home of Mary Travis and the social held by Dorothea Kohlmeyer. Another festive event was the party given by the losing team for the winners. The officers from September to january were Lottie Dignan, president: Thelma Buirley, vice-president, Mary Travis, secretary, and Marcella Reit:, treasurer. The oficers for the spring semester were Thelma Buirley, president, Beulah Corwin, vicefpresidentg Mary Travis, secretary: and Marcella Reitz, treasurer. Page one hundred :even