University High School - Cub Yearbook (Baton Rouge, LA)

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fjgillgiii MEMBERS OF 1938-39 I,i2oNAiui SM1'rH LAlm.Aw RAvMoND VifRNoN lJAvls SAM COVVI-iN H A YXVOUD SEUTICR Purpose: The Thinkers Club was formed in order to solve problems, na- tional and international, intelligently. .-Xll sides of the problem are discussed from facts, ideas, and theories. The meetings, held twice weekly, are conducted by the students. At these meetings, round-table discussions are usually held, and the students act as the chairmen. This club is under the supervision of Dr. Harley Smith-our speech teacher. The people who have been directly in charge ol' these meetings were all student teachers. These were: Misses Craig and Goldstein during the first semesterg and Mr. Schonicker and Miss Verser the second semester. Ar'ti11itiffs.' Some of the topics discussed were: Religion and the need of itg The Southern Problem, Our South American Policy: The Future of Spain: Cen- tral Europeg The Family as a Social Unit: and The Tariff Problem. O U55 fi T073 MEMBERSHIP OF 1938-39 SAM Cowigx Loris PORTERIE TQALPH NIETZ VAN MECIKLIN O. D. JOHNSON DoRTHY SMITH Pzzrpose: The Library Club was formed under the direction of Miss Ball to further interest in books and to show the students how a library should be Tllll. Activities: There has been one field trip which was to the L.S.U. Law Li- brary. The members were well pleased with the operations and convenience of the Law Library. During the year there were several reports given on books which might in- terest the fellow members. All reports were received warmly and created much interest in the meetings which were held every second and fourth YVednesday at one o'clock. The club has been definitely a success. THECUB TWENTY FIVE

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-ml-H U65 fanfic ------ MEMBERS Ol 1938-59 XVAI.'I'IzR Zfxxisirr XX'v1c'rH Rmim li. B. f1l1.XRL'I'UN BRUOK NVHi'l'ic -IUHN S1'IUl l'AUEi1I P111'INl.YI'.'-711110 purpose of this club is to enlighten students in the lnnda- mental operations ol a radio receiver, transmitter and their construction. The club gives an understanding of the possibilities ol' radio as a vocation. Actiifities'-Tlie members have studied the principles ol' radio and electricity with the interlocking history of each up to date. -O mia gun 501 Omsmct am lXIOTT0I1HOlI7!VII1T1 MIM, Izarlczuzzrrl 11f1u'r. COI.URSZ1YI'HUYU and Wliile. F1,ow1cR:-Ilazisy. OFFICERS FOR 19358-349 IUANIE lVllI.1.ICR , , , . . Ptesiclwizt PICGGY Nimsttm ,.... . ,Reporlrfr C1.vmA BoNAvi1N'1tl'R1-1 ,,,, V.-P1'C'S1llI'II1 SIIIRLIQY 1ioNfw1cN'l'tiR1-1 , , . Trrz1.s11i'1'i' CLAIRE Cfxnsiiv , . . . . . , Secretary Miss XY.-XIQIDA Stxixioxs . . ..S'j1m1,s'or CLUB MlilXfIBERS .I.xNlt:ia Avczoczx 1'.-x'l'Rlc:1,x 1-lowii EARLINIC Avuoek .litivig K1c.fxN lRls Bl4Rt:111RoN IJURIS KIQIQN BARBARA BRl'1CI'1'1'l-ll. fX1.lfIlC L,xximgR'1' Cloxxiiz BRYANT Hl'll.1'1N iXl1iYI'1R CLA1Rlc CAUSICY IJANUQ NIILLER lVIA'l l'YlC C1Al'DlCVlI,I,lC lX1ARYI.AN lxlilfllili Bifssnc CI.liNIiNTS l'icczev Nia.-vsiaxr BIQTTY ClOOPENDlCR FM' PHlI.I.1I'S NIARRY ANNIQ EIDSON Armies PAYVALSKI Ln.1.1AN FITZGICRALD MAR't'1i,x ,XNN111 Rl1IX'l'.ll NIARIAN Ho1sINe'1'oN -Iovczig Roisislxs CLYDLA BoNAvi1N'rURE KIOSEPHINIC V1e,xRo SH1R1.1cY BONAVICNTURIQ IJORIS XVESTBIQQRRY Ot:'1's'1'AND1Nr: .-XCTIVl'I'1l-15 or 1938-39 1. Five representatives attended state meeting in Alexandria in November. 2. 100 per cent attendance at parish-wide club meeting. Sending a representative to the national meeting in San Antonio, Texas, in -Iune. 4. One of the clubs in the state to attain the standard ol' excellence. 5. All mothers were invited to the department. twice to a tea and style re- view. 6. Alliliated with State and National 'junior Homemakers Club. 7. Sent. basket ol food to various families at llianksgiving. 8. Sent flowers and cards to the shut-ins.'1 TWENTY-FOUR THE CUB

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---1 U55 sacfilz OFFICE RS OF 1938-39 Loulslc IDOHICRTY , A..,A ,... ..,A,,. ..... P 1 ' esidmzt ABEL LLONARD ..., . Virr'-Prcsidmlt CYNTHIA 'TAYLOR .,.. . , , . . .... .,.., . , ,,.. SCCTUTIIT3' SIb!Hl.S'UT.' Miss lXIARGARl'1T HIQALY MEMBERS BOOTS BAYNARD XfV1L1.1s GORIAZ llUTH El.IZAlSli'l'H BRAY IALIR HEN1Jl'IRSON LAURA :XLIKZIC CAus1ev Roi-s Liar: H. M. CI'IliNEVl'1R'l' ABEL LEONARD Louise DOHLRTY ,ANN RABISIAZX' DLL DUKE CYNTHIA 'INAYLOR P11'rj2ose: TO learn 11ow to appreciate and enjoy good books and how tO im- prove our oral reading. C A1rliw1'lizf.s.' During the year we read numerous short stories and plays, One long play, and several Louisiana stories. This club has made remarkable progress since it was Organized at the beginning ol this year. XVe have had meetings every XVednesday at one O'clOck under the supervision ol' Miss Healey, the teacher of English, and one who is very capable. O U55 DJJ CLE OFFICERS FOR 1938-so IOHN XVrRN14.R , . . , . . ,,,..,.. Preszdenl CRIS l'1c:RET'1', JR., . . . ,....,... .S'1'r'r'eir1ry-Trenszlrer Oselc -IONES ....,.,. , . .H!J7'1!I1'Il'7'y Pwf.s'idm'1t amd A dvism' MR. L. M. HIXRIQISIJN ' ' , . . ,...,..,..,.,...., -S1llf.76T'IflS0?' MEMBERS CLYDE FITCH ROLAND NI'lAh1l41S Jiirr GRAX'l4IS RIALCOLBI NIfFF f,RVlLI.lC lN'lAR'l'IN, JR. BOB IQAYBURN ROY lXflAYl'IlCXV DCJIILSLAS SUMRELL Eumic AIOORI-I P11rj2osc.' This club was started to further interest in model airplanes and boats. However, most Ol the activities have centered around airplanes. A1'liwitie5.' This club has been a great success considering that this is the year of its Origin. Under the able direction Ol' Osee -Iones, one of our Alumni, a gas model airplane was constructed and proved to be quite successful. Several members worked on individual planes, which were exhibited at various meetings. YVe hope that the club will carry On in the future for bigger and better things, and that the good elubrooin will be a great help. TWENTY'SlX THE CU13