Willoughby High School - Lens Yearbook (Willoughby, OH)

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l C is for Service Correspondence Club ' Sending newsy notes across the seo, X X X X X X 1 f :HW 1r ' X E Q Q u ft Bringing cheer to our boys at war iii QA, V Qlsho And spurring them on to victory. l ' . -'ft 4 CORRESPONDENCE CLUB V mall from the females could be the slogan of the Service Correspondence Club because its membership happens to be entirely feminine and its purpose ns to correspond with former hugh school students now un the armed services Each gurl receives the name ofa soldier sailor or a marme with whom she cor responds These gurls are really doing a good lob nn morale building then too, the boys do get leaves' Seated J Niles M Lam H Hatcher J Lamos B Knapp E Woods Stand ng M Morley M Hatfield B Root ft3Smuth J Fuchel J Stephenson C Hoppert Il - II - I I ' L. I 1- -Y -ii. l 3 - l f - 4 , - f - J . I - s l : ' 1 - J - r - 1 - 1 - 1 . -

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S us for Commercual Club Learnung the art of self reluance How to wrute a busuness letter X And greet the boss cluents S i ii Xi gl XX ix X COMMERCIAL CLUB Rowl C Clock C Hoppert E Brewer J Myrtle S Carlson M Brown P Cage F Lucas I Bustarkey A Metzung J Allyn B Rafter Row II M Hotfueld D Murray M Grover G Downung J Neely J Graham C Hanson N Fatuca C Muzerak T Angel ottu M Lauruch W Johnson Row lll B Stull J Bannuster G Fruel E Perkuns M Mal launy S Loughran L Morrow R Wassum V McCoy N Johnson N Peterson D Wulson A Shuele Row IV W Bacon A Lundell J Slutor L Lundberg T Rug netta E Schmunkey B Obenchaun S Knuttle M Lonnung B Tuttle E Anderson At Wulloughby Hugh was a group of students who excelled un the stenographuc course If they so chose, they belonged to the Commercual Club and attended the meetungs twuce a month Speakers came to each meetung and gave the students advuce about oftuce manage ment dress, personnel work and dependabuluty One of the best remembered speakers was a Spar, Betty Lou Heutzman, a graduate of Wulloughby Hugh Glenn Demung was elected presudent of the Commercual Club The other offucers were vuce presudent Louuse Lundberg treasurer, Donna Wulson and secretary Pat Cage Able advusors were Muss Margaret Gubbs and Mrs Velma Kyser commercual teachers . . . . .auranlr.:.I.u.-.- . . sg I - ,VJCY f . X :X- X .u C , T ' I ' I ' I 1 I ' I , , . , . , . l , . . , . . ' 'T u 1 I Q I . I u . I - I ' I n I ' ' I ' . I ' - ', . ' , . . -- . ' , . ' , . ' , . l , . - . I - I . I - I I I , . , . Y' , . ' . 1' D , . ' , . ' , . ' , . - u - ' 1 - I 1 - q 1 f U . , . . , . ' 1 I - . , . l2

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6. - 1 rx! Includes Dances And swlrllng of feet Here you II see old fnends And new ones you ll meet DANCES Football season comes and goes so too does basketball season but dance season as always wrth us At Wnlloughby as IU most other hugh schools dancing as the one pastime of whlch we never grow tured Startlng In September we attend the muxer sponsored by the student council and puck out our favorite dolly to dance with at all other dances Then rn October we swung out at the Lens dance endrng a successful clrculatuon drave In November we enjoyed the sensors l-lot Dog Hard Tlmes Dance and even popped a few weasels when the W club sponsored a barn dance In December we became sedate and dlgnufued at the Hr Y Chrastmas formal The next bug dance was the Freshman Sophomore sem: formal ln Aprrl followed un raprd succession by the two bug affalrs of the year the Frvendshrp Club formal and the Prom at Manaklkr The fun rs over for another three months but the memories linger on I4 ff' ll , -. T A, X I .u s f J