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Hi-Y FRONT ROW: Bud Goddard, Jim Murphy, ter Howard, Bob Blick. president, Don Sipe. CENTER ROW: Georcie Jensen, Hoffman, Bob Scott, DuBois. Pe Keith Clark. Quintin Barton, Albert Leonard Ray, vice-president, Don Douglas Spencer, Harold Handshuh, Eminuer Stewart, Wallace Clark, Don Plath, Mr. Wil- liamson, adviser. BACK ROW: Randall Cas- well. secretary, Gordon Gullion, John Hesse, ' odman. Belden Braaten. ABSENT: blen, Harold Martin, Dick Keith R Bill Keene, Dave Ve Stafford. cernber s e gt cor si ot University ty tive members erienced gn The twen - hoive exp chapter l-ligh's Hi-Y s go to the e yeor ht member e cctiv . ow eig Q lem. Ther , De Boys' Conterenc d conference pre Older electe Clark was Keith ' h nor. '- embers signol o Hi Y rr dent, CI ' vocation, l th, took spring t Don P cr During ' nship o ' tor the under the chonrmo direction ot ci plcrygrouno ver the system. he pro c creation 'ble tor t Eugene re responsi Wil ter was l Southern The chap grom ot or highly successtu lomette Vcrlley l-li-Y Conference, Eugene March 30. Also, in the spring were two i ' for the parents: The Fcither -and Som At the Hi Y Seaweed Tangle crnnugl glfcurs et and the Mother ond-Son bcrnqu , the H1 Y breoktcist. ' eventful yecrr was Climoixmg on picnic lcite in Moy.
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Mr. President! This person's remark is obliterated by its obscuration . . . The Forum's bi-weekly sessions, however, are not all heated debate. Many splendid speakers have appeared before the group and this year field trips were taken to observe the operation of the city govern- I'TlGI'1l. FIRST ROW: Nathan Edwards, second term president, Douglas Spencer, Peter Howard, first term president. SECOND ROW: Sara Spencer, Edith Onthank, Margaret DeCou, vice-president, Martha Switzer. THIRD ROW: Mr. Holaday, adviser, Louise Murphy, Helen Rayburn, Eliza- beth Edmunds, Eminger Stewart. FOURTH ROW: Wallace Clark, Randall Caswell, secretary, Keith Clark, John Heinz, vice-president. AB- SENT: Mary Ross, secret Tugman, David Veblen ert, June Hitchcock. H d . 61 10061 ltili ary, Peter , Walter Gilb FRONT ROW: Stephanie Peterson, Elaine Gau, Hazel Northrop, Doris Kin Nelda Patterson, Suzanne Stickels, Eleanor Robb. CENTER R Murphy, Harriett Barrett, Yvonne Wechsler, Shirle secretary, Pat Stackpole, Connie Smith ginia Sallee. BACK ROW Albert Hoffman OW: Louise y Brace, Shirley Dillard. , Elizabeth Edmunds, chairman, Vir- : Bernice Baldinger, Don Plath, Quintin Barton, , A. B. Soward, John Jackson, Jim Murphy. ABSENT: Mr. Backus, adviser. Every Wednesday afternoon at 3:30, The casters this year became affiliated University High was introduced to the radio with the National Scholastic Radio Guild audience through the facilities of KORE. whose scrips they occasionally used. Each organization and school department Elizabeth Edmunds and Iohn Iaclcson was given the opportunity of presenting a were the return announcers while rnan radio picture of its activities. were given the opportu ' Y nity of participation.
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Hand i V ,, ,. ,Wir Peter Howard, Carolyn McKinley, Ken Lomax, Sid Ingham, Joan Schenk, Harold Handshuh, Randall Caswell, John Gilbertson, Douglas Spencer, A. B. Soward, Jack Casey, Laurel Gilbertson, Bob Scott, Miss Plummer, directing. Absent, Leonard Ray. University l-ligh's band, class C state by Miss Charlotte Plummer, the group par- champions in 1939, won second division ticipated in numerous school programs rating at the l94U contest in Albany. The during the year, principally pep assem- fourteen-piece organization was handicap- blies, and played at the University High- ped by its small instrumentation, but made Iunction City football game in the new a worthy showing nevertheless. Directed civic stadium. U lland l3UH The Eric Allen Chapter of Quill and Scroll, the International Honor Society tor High School Iournalists, stands behind all the school publications and publishes the Duckling Iunior . This year it sponsored a Christmas contest in the Uni Hi-Lights. Awards went to Marilyn Kratt, Nathan Ed- wards, Bobbie lean Taylor, and Stephanie F. Peterson for stories and poems. Members are elected twice a year- juniors in the spring and seniors in the tall. Initiations have been held at the Col- lege Side Inn for both groups. The guest speakers were Mrs. Eric Allen and Protes- sor Turnbull. FIRST ROW: Don Plath, vice-president, Randall Caswell, Suz- anne Stickels. SECOND ROW: Miss Gledhill, adviser, Eleanor Robb, Doris Jones, president, Mar aret DeCou. THIRD ROW: Edith Onthank, Helen Rayburn, secretary, Sally Spencer, Laurel Gilbertson. FOURTH ROW: Dorothea Godlove, Elizabeth Ed- munds, Peter Howard, Harold Handshuh.
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