Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-05-08
PORT CLINTON
High School
NJ o r 2 9

and down my spine. Probably af-
fects the rest of you the same
way.
On May II the Choir sings at
the Lakeside Methodist Church
and last Monday they sang for the
monthly PTA. meeting at the
school.
The transcription students are
learning how to sell cosmetics "a
long with their office style dicta-
ton. Also giving some of us girls
secrets away to the boys. Ask
some of the girls how they like to
mark out every second word they
take down. 1t helps lot to get
you in condition for actual on-the-
Job dictation.
Karis Stahl
HI-Y
At the Hi-Y meeting on April
%, the new officers for next year
were elected. Steve Benko will
serve as the new president, Bill
Segaard vice president, Cooper
as secretary, Henry Clark as treas
urer, and John Reinheimer as
Chaplain. On Monday, May 18,
they will hold their Mother and
Son Banquet at the Methodist
Church. The m m bers have
planned dance for the club and
their dates for Friday, May Is.
Mrs. Trenshaw
The senior social studies classes
have been studying from a book
let entitled, Money and Banking
In our every day living. This
booklet was furnished to the class
through the courtesy of the Ma
tional Bank.
The world history classes are
completing their study of the
South American countries and will
begin their final unit on World
War l and World War II.
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Mario Snyder
Mr.. Martin
The fourth period world history
class is discussing a unit on South
America. Bob Smith, a senior who
spent several years in Panama,
spoke in class last Tuesday on
some of his experiences in that
country.
The fifth period 9th grade Eng
lish class has formed United Ma
tions group with each student rep
resenting foreign country. This
was done so that the group might
practice parliamentary procedure.
Douglas Meyers, John Keller, An
ma Marie Mackey, Don Ice and
Gary NossmSn were elected Of
ficerS.
Martha Finefrock presented her
dramatic defamation at the Wom-
ems Federation meeting held at
St. Johns Lutheran Church We'd
nesday afternoon Shirley Riddle,
Carol Quisno, and Elsa Ayers pre-
sented their speeches at Comm.
Perry Circle on Tuesday, May 5 at
the home of Mrs. G. E. Pherson.
Mario Snyder
Library News
Business is tapering off in the
library. Some of the speech stu
dents are working on progressive
speeches. Several new books have
been added to the library during
the months of March and April.
One book, "Ohio and Empire with
III an Empire, was given to the
library as a donation; and the new
adult books are as follows: ''Nisei
Daughter" by Monica K. Stone,
"Romulo" by Grace Yaukey,
Apricot Sky" by Ruby Ferguson,
Silver Chalice" by T. B. Costain,
and First Love" by M. Lewiton.
Juvenile books are: Trailing
Trouble" by j. A. Kjelgaard, boy
Swamp Chief" by K. R. Masters,
joel by N. B. Keebie, "Oak's
Long Shadow by Olive Burt, and
Long Arctic Night" by K.
News From 316-
The chemistry students are
studying paints and the softening
OF water. One student came into
transcription the other day with
the smell of lacquer trailing be-
hind her.
The trig students are studying
the functions of angles.
Gail Sorgen
Mrs. Brown
Due to the illness of Mrs.
Browns sister, Mrs. King and Mr..
Cowgirl have been substituting.
They have been reading poems bv