Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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ROW ONE: Mrs. NXfyatt, Adviser, Wanda Williams, Wfanna Williams, Marilyn Fawver, Donna English, Rosalie Lupon, Janice Edmunds, Vella Farmer, Sharon Rindahl. ROW TWO: Carldine Wetzell, Peggy I-Iembree, Rhoda Harris, joy Ann Davies, Elizabeth Harris, Chere Parnel, Betty Mitchell, Cheri Wright, Ma-rilyn Shutt. ROVU THREE: joan Shoemaker, Anne Meloy, Virginia Hinricks, Verna Patrick, Wanda Marie Williams, Nancy La- joie, Gwin Saunders, Evelyn Wilson, Edith Colby. ROW FOUR: Mary Farris, Donna West, Patti Oliver, Patty Linscott, joan Cooper, Kathy Miller, Nellie Vaughn, Mary Gibson. A FEW YEARS AGO a club was started in this school known as Preppers Y-Teen. This club is for freshmen and sophomore girls. Its p members are also members of the world wide organization of women and girls known as the Y.W.C.A. Their theme for this year is That We Fail Not Man Nor Thee and it simply means to help others in need. The Preppers and Tri-Y started a new project this year. It is to send 315.00 a month to a Ukranian girl who lives in the American zone This is half of the Prepper council which consists of joan Shoemaker, Edna Hale, Doris Masonhall, I Mary Farris, Rita Zukurs, Kathy Miller, and Mary These 8515 hf?lP Out bl' Packing 2 box to be sent 84 Gibson. to their adopted orphan.

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FRONT ROW: Sheila Olson, Lois Boentgen, Naomi Ware, Marilyn Martin, Sally Passmore, Laneida McClana- han, Beverly Matteson, Jessie O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Annetta Gaines, Barbara Ash, JoAnn Washburn, Cornelia Fogle, Bettye Wise, jo Ann Par- menter, Dora Shelley, joan Passmore. THIRD ROW: Beverly Morris, Fay H0lSirlg61', Mary Ellen McCarty, janet Somers, Charlotte Ferree, jeanine Duncan, Evelyn Miller, Mrs. Gregg, adviser. I 74- Y-Teens and Hi-Y members. Community citizenship offered many chances to serve, by giving a box of food to a worthy family at Christmas, caroling to shut-ins, and by givinglthe an- ual scholarship to a senior girl in the spring. Activities within the club included the Ceremonial, Pa, Ma, and Me Potluck, a Christmas party, Festival of Nations, cake and tart sales, the gardenia booth at the carnivalg and partici- pation in Midwinter Conference held in Corvallis. The meetings have not only beeniinteresting from the musi- cal, dramatical, and other entertaining phases, but have been most instructive from the ideas of the varied and experienced group of speakers. The beautiful service for the student body at Easter was a new project planned and conducted by the Tri-Y. It was one of the most successful ways to follow the motto, That We Fail Not Man Nor Thee. The Ceremonial is the service held for the recognition of new members. Speakers and candle lighters in the Y-Teen BARNUM TOOL COMPANY Ceremonial. Tools and Welding Supplies 83

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ROW ONE: JoAnn Foland, Mary Ann Lane, Gloria McAdams, Betty Parker, Ardella Ashworth, Diane Erskine, Deanna Johnson, Ramona Wallace. ROW TWO: Jan Hill, Kathleen Kenn, Deanna Coning, Beverly Freeman, Barbara Sohibler, Edna Hale, Pat Stahl, jean Willhite, Evelyn Smith. ROW THREE: Gladys Adams, Virginia Kidd, Beverly Rogers, Grace Dennis, Nancy Goldsby, Clara Jamison, Louise Rogers, Sandra Ring, Dori-s Ma- sonhall. ROW FOUR: Sandra Kessler, Nancy Miller, Marlene Burright, Jeri Ardinger, Beverly Shouldice, Rose- mary Brendel, Barbara Colvin, Patty Squires. in Germany. Her name was obtained through a United Nations Agency. The Hi-Y club also joins in thi-s project. Some of the colorful events of the year are' as follows: The Candle Light.Ceremonial at the first of the year to welcome new members to the clubs, a hobby show in April, which is open F to everyone in the schools and comrnunity,.a Pa-Ma-Me Party at the beginning of the year which is very entertaining for those who partici- pate. This is half of the Prepper Council which consists of Deanna johnson, joan Cooper, Patty -Linscott, Mrs. Wyatt, adviser Virginia Hinricks, Ann Meloy, Donna English, Wan- 52' da Williams.