Newberg High School - Chehalem Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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Spanish Club Habla usted Espanol? It's a familiar question in the Spanish Club, and the answer is usually the affirmative. In its second year, the Spanish club, trained in the arts of the language by Miss Bainter, was led by Elmer Speidel, presidentg Shir. ley Greer, vice-presidentg and Kathleen Moore, secretary. Hi-Y The Hi-Y is the YMCA organization of high school boys. This year the club sponsored a sock dance, sold cokes and ice cream bars at the baseball games, spon- sored clean up week, placed bright yellow waste containers along College street, and held a party with the Tri-Y. Officers for the year were: president, Chuck Ferrellg vice-president, Mike Twengeg secretary, Dan Hessg treasurer, Bill McCoyg chap- lain, Edwin Strotherg and adviser, Mr. Mullikin.

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Y-Teens The Y-Teens are two groups, the Preppers, a freshman and sophomore or- ganization and Tri-Y, the juniors and seniors. The Tri-Y sponsored an Easter assembly, held a party with the Hi-Y, and sponsored the May Day Festival. Officers were: president, Melva Baldwin, vice-president, Mildred Doehring: secretary, Shirley Beelerg treasurer, Cletis King. Mrs. Miller was adviser. The Preppers started the year by holding an initiation party for the new mem- bers, later held a Nickel Hop, and took charge of the eighth grade day. Officers were: president, Clara Koeppling vice-president, Betty Critesg secretary, Alice Hochg treasurer, Colleen Bishop. Miss Day advised. FHA Exhibiting their talent as homemakers, the FHA cooked and served the FFA banquet, an Easter breakfast for the faculty, a luncheon for the senior girls, and prepared food for the Girls' League conference and the FFA speaking contest. Other activities included selling candy bars, popcorn, and cookies, conducting installation of officers, and sending two delegates to the state FHA conference at Corvallis. Officers for the year were Dorothy Trunde, president, Clara Koepplin, vice-presi- dent, Edna Trunde, secretary, Alice Hoch, treasurer, Shirley Greer, historian, and Amanda Koepplin, reporter. Mrs. Sperry advised the group.

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