Westerville High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Westerville, OH)

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- T -U' ! I4OlfP'1! lN 'iv' ...Mali A .HER fHl'.,f -. H04 may, ,cfm ,ine---,eleven Eid ,one fre La tertulia se compone de doce miembros, los alumnos de la classe del primer ano de espanol, y su maestro senior Carl. El presidente de la tertulia es scnor Charles Ranck y el vice presidente scnorita Betty Noble. Los alumnos que forman este grupo desean llegar a comprender mejor los costumbres de los pueblas de Espana y de los paises americanos de habla espanol. Para llegar a esta meta han comprado libros de canciones populares de Espana y Mexico y ya han aprendido varias canciones. Ademas cada alumno ha leido a lo menos un libro que trata cle la vide en los praises donde se habla espanol. Varios miembros tienen amigos en la America del Sur a quienes escriben en espanol y de quienes reciben revisitas tarjetas y otros objetos interesantes. came, Jimpuidfd. ga, ,ffzede Jeaan, ,JulAhw Le cercle francais de notre ecole est compose des eleves qui etudient le francais la premiere et la deuxieme annee. Nos oflieiers pour cette annee sont M. Charles Glaze, le presidentg M. Ernest Grabill, le vice presidentg M. Wagoner, le secretaireg Mlle. Helen Gardener, la directrice soeialeg Mlle. Frances Fuller, la directrice des programmes. M. Carl est le conseilleur. La raison d'etre de ce cercle est d'etudier les coutumes, les habitudes et la vie des Francais. Nous avons etudie les cbansons de Noel cette annee. -X-7Aa,'u fam, M ,az fu 'f Societas Latina ludi alti Westervillitisis duodecim sociorum composita, hoc anno Junior Classical League juxit et tabellis publicis subscripsit Auxillium Latinumf' Id studium magnum in Latina superiori facere juvavit. Secietas enim non faciebatur acl januarium at duces quos creabantur tum erant president, Dale Woodg vicefpresident, et program chairman, Hazel Brehm: secretaryftreasurer, Virginia Bagleyg publicity chairman, jane Lawrenceg activities chairman, Martha Brinkman. Miss Kohr erat monitor.

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Spanish Club French Club Latin Club

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naufulbe Jfavwemakwz-4 Meg, caoki of Me Jay The F.H.A. has shown remarkable progress during the six years in which it has been a part of the high school's activities. The purposes of the organization have been to promote and to encourf age educational and recreational activities. The successful parties, held jointly with the F.F.A., have been examples of the accomplishment of thc latter purpose. The home projects worked out by the girls have improvcd considerably also. The officers for this year have been: president, Vera McLeodg vice' president, Mary Morgan, secretary, Hazel Brehmg treasurer, Anita Long. Miss Kathryn Thomas has served two years as their capable and successful adviser. u46lt0iMf laid-U ,frappxf---,neuelz MJ The thirty boys in the local F.F.A. chapter follow their motto to lcarn by doing. Each boy, in addition to his regular class work, carries on a farming project at his home. Accurate records are kept to determine the amount made and the value of each project. Besides this personal enterf prize, Our School, the home-town movie is produced for the enjoyment of the student body. The F.F.A, club, was ably headed this year by Joe Stimmel with Eugene House, Wilbur Franklin, and Clarence Mann as assistants. Mr. Willard Wc.ilf was the competent supervisor. ,Zfw4f,a4e,,falz-,a,Jaue4u1L The Shorthand Scribblers Club is made up of all second year shorthand students and those first year students who have met certain scholastic ref quirements. The purpose of the club is to stimulate a greater interest in shorthand, typing, and other commercial work. Miss Wcicids, the faculty adviser, came here this fall as instructor of shorthand and typing. The officers are: president, Eleanor Niday, vicefpresident, Marjorie Morgan, secretaryftreasurer, Corinne Parker, program chairman, Helen Holter, critic, Mary Morgan.