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through projects ond activities Row I. Jim Chambers, Richard Harding, Larry Wycoff, Angus Dunn. Row 2. Wayne Fairchild, Ray Eubanks, John Ross, Wayne McCracken, Al Barnes, Bill Bonnell. Row 3. Don lrwin, Lee Rausch, Dave Gray, Bob Taylor, Jim Mitchell. CNot in picture: Dave Dinkinsj. The Junior and Senior Hi-Y Clubs were very popular organizations among C.H.S. boys this year. An impressive induction service Was held in February for members of both clubs. Activities of the Junior Hi-Y in- cluded the making of miniature sleighs at Christmas, attending district meet- ings, purchasing Hi-Y pins for all mem- bers, sponsoring a basketball game for the polio fund, presenting the Hi-Y play. attending Lenten services, having parties and a steak fry. Junior Hi-Y officers were: president, Pray Eubanksg vice-president, Bill Bon- nellg secretary, Jim Mitchellg treasurer. Al. Barnesg advisor, Mr. C. H. Mer- rilees. Work! Work! Work! TWENTY-ONE
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. . . . . . Hi-Ys Build Christian character . A Row i. Dick Switzer, Steve Baker, Ron Coriell, Jim Guiler, Bob Saive. Row 2. Jim Mickle, Bob Coyer, Steve Jones, John Eikenberry, Bill Tritt. CNot in picture: Rodney Lawyer, Jim McDonald, Ted Nestor, Gene Patterson, John Pryor, Etob Robson, and Alan Trott.J Senior Hi-Y officers were: president, .lim Mickleg vice-president, Bob Saiveg secretary, Bill Trittg treasurer, Steve Bakerg advisor, Mr. Karl Brown. Activities of llie Senior Hi-Y included the selling of directories and basketball schedule pencils - participation in 4'Youth in Govern- ment program - co-sponsoring basketball game - Hi-Y play - steak fry. A junior victory for polio IWENTY
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. . . . 'Rec1clin','Ritin', and 'Riithmetic . . . . Row l. Becky Bragg, Janet Aikin, Sue Jones, Carol Lake, Beverly Wencek, Susan Andrews, Linda Byard, Susan Nichols. How 2. Helen Wilson, Zelda Tingle, Susan Millington, Kay Golladay, Bryan Devore, Sandi Brown, Mary Louise Kiernan, Sue Ramsay, Sandy Crook. KNO! in picture: Barbara Frakes, Donna Marlaft, Carole Rogovin, John Toddj. Beverly Wencek gains a little experience. TWENTY-TWO FUTURE TEACHERS Beverly Wencek, as president. lecl the lfulure Teachers through a very successful year. A dance was held to buy books for one member of the club for her first year in college. A bake sale and teaching in the public schoolsywere also highlights of the year. Other officers were vice-president, Donna lVlarlattg secretary, Linda Byardg treasurer, Sue .lonesg librar- ian, Barbara Frakesg historian. Susan Anclrewsg and reporter, Carol Lake.
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