Martha Ann Singleton Honors and Club Leadership Profile
Martha Ann Singleton appears as a standout student noted for charm and warmth. She serves as National Honor Society Secretary and French Club President, leads Home Ec Club, and holds multiple library and student government roles. She participates in Senior and Junior plays and monitors study hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Singleton
National Honor Society
Home
Library Club
Virgie Sutton
William Robertson
Dramatic Club
Daphine Rowland
Glee Club
Katherine May Simm
Usher
Marie Somers
Dorothy Sparks
Pauline Tedder
Library Club’s Year of Notable Activities and Growth
The Library Club under sponsor Miss Milburn led a three week fund drive improving the high school library to 100 percent. Highlights included Charlie Chan at the Opera night, a king and queen Carnival Night contest won by Vasco Bright and Carlene Bruner, Amateur Night, and a French Club victory. About 250 new books were added, with programs like a Christmas Pageant and Easter Service. Notable events included the “Fake Off” teachers parody, several social gatherings, and a list of club officers and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Milburn
Vasco Bright
Carlene Bruner
Mary Della White
Capital
Hamburgher
Patricia Thomas
Lucille Hudson
Aubie Boyett
Annalee Rider
Mary Kathryn Bruner
Mary Cornelia Holloway
Frances Yocum
Jane Carter
Marjorie Moses
Mary Sue Kent
Mary Ann Lile
Sarah Ann Holland
Verle Rodgers
Evelyn Briant
Martha Ann Singleton
Enola Alexander
Ruth Lewis
Marjorie Waddle
Nell Williams
Mary Nell Carter
Mary Haynes
Elizabeth Hendrix
Daisy Dorothy Heard
Audrey McAdams
Mary Frances Hammons
Lynn Bayless
Margaret Bacon
Kathryn Franks
Annadene Westbrook
Miriam Smith
Janet Lemley
Albert Speaks to Hope High Students About World Peace
Dr Albert, noted lecturer and world traveler, addressed Hope High School and invited juniors and seniors from nearby counties to hear Our Interrelated World. He urged a World Wide Peace movement with the United States as a key pillar, sharing a career in journalism, war correspondence, and social research. He plans years in the US lecturing for Rotary Clubs while spending time farming and studying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope High School
Rotary Club
Dr. Albert
Institute of
United States
Albert
Minneapolis
St. Louiss
Chicago
Rotary Clubs
Prizes Awarded to Amateur Contestants at Library Event
Amateur hour sponsored by the Library Club at the high school avatorium on February 26 featured judges Edward Lester Pete Oliver Gus Bernier and Carlene Bruner. First prize ten dollars went to the French Club for French in Ten Easy Lessons. Second prize went to Phyllis Williams for a Olive Oyl impersonation. third to Cecil Hicks as a barnyard imitator. Proceeds funded new library books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Library Club
Edward Lester
Pete, Oliver
Gus Bernier
Carlene Bruner
Phyllis Williams
Olive Oyl
Cecil Hicks
Nautical Terms and Humorous Misuses Explained
A playful glossary maps maritime terms to unrelated phrases. It defines boom, bow, rudder, mizzen, and luff with comic examples showing misapplied meanings and dogged wordplay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lupe Valez
Johnnie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Allene Thomas
Frances Schweiker
Maggie Simmons
Percy Ramsey
A. Albert
Edna
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