Toronto High School - Torhisean Yearbook (Toronto, OH)

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VARSITY T CLUB Boys who have won the varsity letter may become members of the Varsity T Club, an organizaiton begun in 1946 to foster good fellowship among athletes. The Advisers are Mr. Zimmerman, head football coach, and Mr. Kunzler, head basketball coach. The officers are Ted Butler, President: Bob Blankenship, Vice-President: -loe Candal, Secretary: and Bill Robinette, Treasurer. CAMERA CLUB The Camera Club this year under the direction of Mr Graubner and Dick Craven assistant director took pictures of all school actnities dexeloped and Dorothy Hardx Vice President Mars Smith Secretary Daxid Shiltz Treasurer Pa e 33 printed them. The officers were Mary Ogden and Nira Blacll, C0-Presidentsg

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THE DELPHIAN CHAPTER OF J. C. L. The Delphian Chapter of the junior Classical League was organized in 1932 by Mrs. Buck. Its creed reads: I, a member of the junior Classical League, covenant to hand on the torch of classical civilization in the modern world. I believe an acquaintance with the civilization of Greece and Rome will help me understand and appreciate this world of today which is indebted to ancient civili- zation for its government, laws, literature, languages, and arts. The officers are: Consul, Shirley Murphyg Proconsul. Mary Agnes XViseg Censor, Barbara Robinsong Quaestor, Albert Thompsong Adviser, Mrs. Buck. BIG SISTERS The Big., Sisters composed of senior 'and yunaor girls with Mass Hammond as adviser heln the freshman girls get aequainted with the high school A senior man as assisted bv a committee Barbara Ball Phvllis Barker Vbanda Clenden ning, Matilda Herraelt Barbara Mehallto and Doris Peters Page S4 . Y x . . Q . 1 . . Y. x '. .5 Q 2 P' I Q s . . 2 y' y s 2 N 2' A -' 4 A y l ' girl is big sister to two freshmen, and aa junior to one. Nancy Mclielvey, chair- . ,',z,'. ' 2 ' ' 1: z el L . j i. Z . V' - ' Y. 1 ' z h' '. a 1 2 ' , i. 1 .. 311 - I.

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SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TEAM Twenty-four seniors took the state scholarship tests on Feb. 5 and made an excellent record for the school. Verne McConnell tied for first place in the county. Bob Kelley took eighth place. Eight-jean Littlecott. Leonard Black. Dorothy Hardy, klohn Zamborsky, Larry Herdman. -Ioan Paisley. Vfalter Wheeler. and Harry Stephens-received honorable mention. Most of the others were above the average for the state. I-'irrt Role: Hardv. Ogden. Littlecott. Dougherty. XY'oomer. Mischik. Peters. Secmm' Run- Miller. Paisley. Ferguson. Karaffag Third Run: Stephens. 7an1borsky. Vfarren. McConnell Kelleyg I-inurtla Run: Thompson. Hawkins. Black. Vfheeler. xlfzveutz Stroxilas. Townsend Herdman. Lippert. D A R Scholarshlp Team MIRROR STAFF Doughertx Nlelxelxex littleeott Peters Stephens Nlehnight Klendenmng, Daniels Paislu llardx Nliss Pfarr Ogden Rusinlto Blaek Hardx 'IORONIO lfuflvfnlneo nz u lm! ue fum! HIGH lllglv nz ilmnlmrfi and mnrali Sf llOOl Sflllllllxlflllll of ll1ft'!lN1X NIIRROR Hzllllflllcllltl of lmdlllfnli and lrfeizli P ige v6 THE MIRROR'S EDITORIAL POLICY: