Howard High School - Scraps Yearbook (Howard, KS)

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GIRL RESERVES---l-ll-Y GIRL RESERVES-Back Row: Garrison, Diefenbach, McLean, Shipman, Ingle, Cul- ver, Myers, Jontra, Leonard, Morgan. Fourth Row: Degarimore, May, Hays, F. Thomp- son, Hebb, I. Thompson, Andrews, LeSeur, Diefenbach, Heisler, Moreno, Brinkruff. Houser. Third Row: L. Degarimore, Zollman, McGrew, Moreland, Squier. Anderson, V. Rader, Kling, Payne. Second Row: Nix, Rollings, M. Rader, Johnson, Gibbons. Front Row: Baughman, Parks, Carter. HI-Y-Back Row: Davis, Gray, Wiseman, Grnimell, W. Webster, Miller, Perkins, Huf- ford. Third Row: Wright, Hutchinson, lndermill, Loyd, Young, Hartford, Wyant, Wisner, Heisler, R. Webster. Second Row: Andrews, Leckliter, Westfall, Gorman, Yoder, Walters, Williams, Rader, Gibbon. Front Row: Kling, Bli-zard, Rhoades, Squier, Thompson, Stewart. 36

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Girls' Glee Club The membership of the girls' glee club this year num-A bers thirty-five, which is slightly better than usual. There are two trios in this organization which are com- posed of: Helen McGrew, Menlzenita 1-louser, and Virginia Rader in one, and Marjorie Rader, Leona Moreland, and Janice Johnson in the other. The glee club is greatly indebted to their pianist Marjorie Heater, for her untiring assistance to them. The girls have chosen their dresses which are to be black and white. Under the direction of Mr. Yoder this group has pro- gressed nicely. Their main numbers are: Elegie, That is Jean, and By Bendemeer's Stream. Boys' Glee Club The Boy's Glee Club has an enrollment of twenty-nine musically inclined students this year. The club quartet is composed of Frank Squier, Francis Grimmell, James Young, and Kenneth Walters. The F. F. A. quartet consists of: Allen Loyd, Fred Rhoades, Richard Young, and Keith Miller. Kenneth Walters of this group attended the Southern Kansas Music Festival at Wichita. The members of this group together with the Girls' G-lee Club conuizose the Mixed Chorus, which has done re- markable work this year. A few of the more important numbers were' Shadow March, Who Did? and Climb Up, Ye Chillun Climb. The club has done fine work this year under the leader- ship of their efficient director, Mr. Yoder. 35

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O The Girl Reserve Club, a Christian organ- ization was organized for high school girls. This Club trains them to be unselfish. think of and serving others firstg to be independ- ent thinking and choosing for themselvesg G. R. CODE As a Girl Reserve I would be: Gracious in manner Impartial in my judgment Ready for service Loyal to friends Reaching toward the best Earnest in purpose Seeing the beautiful Eager for knowledge Reverent to God Victorious over self Ever dependable Sincere at all times. depending on themselves in the face of dif- ficultiesg trains them socially and physically, teaching them the art of leadership, and teaches them to give and take with others by finding and giving the best. CABINET MEMBERS President-Nadine Anderson Vice President-Mildred Zollman Secretary-Virginia Rader Treasurer-Helen McGrew Devotional Chairman-Louise Degarimore Music Chairman--Leona Moreland Program Chairman-Freda Squier Social Chairman-Ethel Rollings Service Chairman--Alice Kling Publicity Chairman-Marjorie Rader. Q: The Hi-Y Club, a division of the Y. M. C. A. is a religious organization for boys in high school. The Howard Chapter is a fully ac- credited member of the state and national groups. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to develop in the boy the three parts of his body: Spirit, mind, and physique, and several social func- tions are held each year. There :ire thirty three boys in the club this year, and Mr. Yoder is their new sponsor. The cabinet is composed oft President, George Gormang Vice President, Kenneth Waltersg Treasurer, Keith Leckliterg Secre- tary, Sam Westfallg World Brotherhood Chairman, Robert Gibbong Bible Chairman, Tim Rader. The program for each meeting is prepared by the cabinet members. Many times they have outside speakers who bring to them many interesting and intelligent thoughts. We are very proud to say that Tim Rader was elected congressman from the 5th dis- trict of the Hi-Y organization in Kansas. 37