Minerva High School - Crescent Yearbook (Minerva, OH)

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Y-TEEN SERVICE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Shirla Craw- ford, Bette Jo Swinehart, VViunie Wilson ohm., Cora Karlen, Sharon Krabill. SECOND ROW: Jo Anne Crowl, Cathy Jones, Loretta Isue, Mary Louise Kinney, Kay Creager. LAST ROW: Kathy Elder, Sonpa Czekanski, Nancey Lowmiller, Beverly Pugh, Hazel McNutt, E l a i n e Shirley. Early Saturday morning, September 23, the Y-Teens began their successful year by selling Forget-Me-Nots for the Disabled American Veterans. Sherry Dieringer sold the most. On September 25, a mixer was held in the gym, in order that the girls might get acquainted. The officers outlined the program for the year. At the Recognition Ceremonial, October 10, 121 girls were inducted into the club and were presented carnations by their committee chairmen. October 18, the Y-Teens held a swimming party at the YWCA in Canton. November 18, U23 Skidoo was part of the Roaring 20's dance held in the auditorium. During November and December the girls sold party mix nuts. Trudy Culp sold the most-84 cans. 79 A bake sale was held in January at the Minerva Banking Company. There was a new twist at the annual formal, January 27. It was the Pepper- mint Twist. Winnie Wilson and her escort won the contest at intermission. The Carrollton Swing Band furnished th e music, and the Future Homemakers serv- ed pink punch and beautifully decorated cookies in a candlelit setting. The Y-Teens had charge of the Easter Assembly. Anna Ossler conducted the worship service, which included the Seven Last Words of Christ. In April, the new officers were elected for the following year. They are president, Sherilyn Strachan: vice president, Winnie Wilsong secretary, Jill Henry, treasurer, Ellen Donaldson.

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The Y-Teen executive board, composed of the officers and committee chairmen of the club, planned all the pro- grams and special ev- ents throughout the year. Helen Clark is standing. B. Tomlinson, E. Jackson, A. Ossler are seated in the first row, B. Cassidy, S. Strachan, second rowg B. George, E. Donald- son, third row, W. Wil- son, N. Unkefer, J. Hen- ry, fourth row. One of the typical scenes, as the Y-Teen officers discuss the club's progress during the year. The officers are as follows: Bonnie George ..... . . . Treasurer Bonnie Tomlinson . . . ..... Secretary Ellen Jackson ...... . . Vice-President Helen Clark .. .... President Y-Teen advisers, Miss Kast, Mrs. Logan, and Miss Hazen, have lent both a guiding and a helping hand to the many Y-Teen events and projects, not only this year, but in previous years. They have given up their time to help make Y-Teens one of the most enjoyable activities this year. Y Teens . . Nvlillllll

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Ill-Y W?5-.4-.-w SIG.-X'l'l'1l7: Leroy Smith, Dick Mount, Ned Casale, Larry Simms, Tom Knight, .lohn Olmey, .lim Donaldson, .lim Unkefer, Frank Haynam. STANDING: Mr, Aeschbacher, adviserg Don Allen, Alan Hutchison, Ken Morrison, Ken Adams, flliarles Witherspoon, Bob Davis, Alfred Liber, Dave Garner, Willie llinghum, Duane lvlurriiier. Dave Finefrock, Dave Simms, David Krabill, Hob George, John Richardson, Richard Moore, Ilurold Hllylllllll, Mark Lutz, Dave Dourm, Robert. Xvunderle, Dave XVinrod, Ron llellyer. Better Boys Toda 80 Dave Dourm, President Jim Unkefer, Vice President Bob Wunderle, Secretary Jim Donaldson, Treasurer Larry Simms, Chaplain Dave lVinrod, Sgt.-at-Arms