Washburn Rural High School - Chimes Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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25312 lf you wanl lo loin a worlh-while organizalion and one in which rhe girls have a good lime logefher, join fhe Wash' burn High Girl Reserves. Some ol our lun comes during our luncheons which are usually held once every six weeks. We have gained considerable knowledge in our craff classes in which nearly every girl has cornpleled a proiecr. The Girl Reserves of Washburn High are very proud ol one member ol fheir club lhis year. Billie Wesl, freasurer, is Cify Wide Girl Reserve President Las? year we, along with several olher schools, were in- viled lo a Girl Reserve Convenlion al Rossville High School. We wen? one Friday nighl and came baclr Salurclay affer- noon Every girl who alfended enioyed herself immensely, and we intend fo go again this year. Miss Sfeele has been Girl Reserve sponsor for many ears and she has helped every member lo undersfand an ap- fhe purpose of Girl Reserve. 's In gsm ,wqw--ry-faiig-im Zz

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HI-Y OFFICERS BOB JEPSON--secrefary ROY HAINES-presidenf LAVERNE SlDFRlD ireasurer Bob, whaf pad' can a high school siudeni play in overcoming race preiudice? Buich, how do you 'lhinlr social life in our school can be improved? ln our Hi-Y meeiings this year, the officers have fallen iurn in leading group dis- cussions. These meeiings have made possible fhe opporiunify fo fall: over serious problems lhaf affeci' every one of us boys. Ofher programs have included speakers and movies. Mr. McElroy, our sponsor, has guided us ihrough 'the year wifh fhe Hi-Y principle: To creaie and mainiain high sfandards of Chrisfian character. The officers and sponsor aiiended ihe Wesi' Ceniral Area Hi-Y Conference ai Rosedale High School in Kansas Ciiy, Kansas. Valuable in-Formafion was gained fhere ihrough speakers and discussion groups. For our financial needs, +he Hi-Y Club sold programs ai' ihe counfy iournamenf and sponsored fhe sale of concessions ai' ihe grade school tournament The members have iriecl lo follow as much as possible ihese four siandards: Clean Speech, Clean Living, Clean Scholarship, Clean Afhleiics. EUGENE FOLTZ-vice presidenf M Good Fellowship -aaa .4 s New QT.,

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W,-,.-? 2. ' wif will 5 Fl l. Uhvadbsv F.F.A. Officers al fhair slalions: Dicl: King, feporfer1 Mr. Milligan, adviser: LaVerne Sidlrid, vico- presidenfg Eugene Folh, president Phil Shideler. secrelaryg Jerald Figgins, freasurer. Fufure Farmers of America is a nahonal orgamzahon of farm boys Agriculiure in The public high schools. The purposes of 'rhis orgamzahon are io develop rural leadership, develop confidence, encourage cooperafive effori, pro- moie 'thrift improve scholarship, and promoie clean recreahon. The obiechve is improve rural life fhrough befler cihzens. The program of work of 'the Fuiure Home Makers ol America is a guide loward a well-rounded club program. Each girl is SWlNGlNG-TOWARD New HORIZONS. by I. Doing somefhing For oihers by cooperalive parficipafion. 2. Doing somelhing 'For herself lhrough personal achievement 3. Doing somefhing for her home for belfer living. 4. Doing somefhing for lun. OFFlCERS Roberla Slahl, lwilla Whillow, Pauline Bundy. Slandvrfo--'Peggy Hoffmeisler. Mary Keller. Avis Dibbern, Marilyn Shorfhill, Marilyn Wil- 'ams. F.H.A.