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

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WASHBURN HI-Y CLUB a' How should you ask u girl for u date? This question sforfed one of ol rou discussions which often make up our meetings. A movie or'o speaks he monotony of oil-discussion programs. Twin il party add variety to the sociai life of the schoc m bers under Mr. McEIroy's sponsorship. Rada ing owarn! me Ed Q. i ,wg

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a fx., ! 5 .x i OFFICERS Norma Schneider--President Viola Nichols-H Vice-President louise Dibbern-Secretary Marilyn Shanhill- -Treasurer Edna Kincaid---Publicity Chairman Joan ThurberfAssistant Treasurer. Washburn, Hey Hey! Washburn, Ho Ho! This familiar yell and others will remind anyone who has attended the school's athletic events not only of the iively team competition but also of the enthusiastic cheering from the Pep Club section. The Jr. lchabetts will also cherish the memories of happy hours spent in concession stands, pep assemblies and meetings. PICTURES: 5 . Y' l. Peggy Allen and Twilla Whltlow demonstrating tackling in Pep Club r assembly, October 24. 2. On the sidelines at Lyndon. Shorthill. assembly. 3. Cheerleaders-Billie West, Darlene Coppinger, Belly Bevlrlin, Jean 4. Dick Kingman, Diclf Campbell, Dale Palmer, Reece Shirley tolling over jab of cheerleading in Pep Club

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.ar igker gjoazi WASHBURN Y-TEENS Craft work, monthly luncheons, spirited meetings, talent programs and fun-filled conferences-these are some of the means by which the Y-teens have maintained a vigorous organization. Y-teen, a successor to the Girl Reserves, is still under the sponsorship of Miss Helen Steele and Miss Jean E. Jones, and still boasts 100 per cent membership of the girls in school. PICTURES: 1, Members of Cabinet--Miss Jones, Edna Kincaid, Florence Paschke, Miss Steele, Roberta Stahl, Marilyn Shorthill, Evelyn Fisher, Marilyn Williams, Teressu White, Jaan Thurber, Billie West, Peggy Allen, Jacqueline Palmer, Jean Shorthill, President, 2. Marilyn Shorthill leading a Y-Teen Using .