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First Row: Frost, Anderson, Habegger, Mullen, Wright, Schiff, Matheson. Second Row: Mr. Flanagan, Voinot, Lake, S. Brown, Bouillon, Hess, Bodle, Lyman, Merrill, Finke. Last Row: Johnston, Matthias, Gullikson, Scheyer, Malarkey, Milne, B. Brown. LAKESIDE HI-Y CLUB The Lakeside Hi-Y club has the distinction of being the only Hi-Y club in a private school in the United States. In its two years of existence the Hi-Y has far outreached the activities of any other club in the school. This year the club set as its goal a recreation building or room where the boys can spend their spare time. Although this project is not yet com- plete the club grossed over two hundred dollars in a benefit smoker held during the winter. Regular club meetings are held on Monday nights with Bob Habegger presiding. In these meetings school problems and activities are discussed. Also, speakers come out to give talks on such things as sports, life in the service, and social problems. Mr. Warren Flanagan, the director of athletics, is also the Hi-Y mod- erator. He heads an advisory board consisting of several members of the faculty. Bob Habegger was the chief gavel man this year, with John Bodle vice- prexy for the first semester, and Bill Anderson for the second. Paul Voinot was treasurer all year. Fred Lyman was secretary for the first semester, Hugh Matheson kept the notes the rest of the year. Although the Hi-Y club is one of the youngest organizations in the school, it already has proved worthy of its creed- to create, to maintain, and to extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character.
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