Wyoming Park High School - Orbit Yearbook (Wyoming, MI)

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Hi-Y Third Row, sltwding-D. Early, E. Wy'nsma, H. Nagelkirk. D. Formsma, XV. Chandler, G Formsma. G. Nyenhuis. R. Ten Brock. Second Rau-. sltmding-lNIr. Davis fSponsorj. R. XVarner, E. Donelson, R. Gruhhs, C. Nichols R. Koetje, H. Klynstra, A. Mac Danold. First Row, sealed-D. Olson, D. MCI-loskey, R. Jewell. R. Dood, V. Grubbs fPres.j, L. Crull B. Piebenga. M. Piebenga. The Hi-Y Club of Wfyoming is open to all sophomores, junior and senior boys of our school who are willing to stand on the club platform - clean speech, clean athletics, clean scholarship, and clean living. Due to the fine leadership of our club sponsor and officers, this year's Hi-Y club has been fairly active. Among our projects this last year were hxing the bleachers in the gym, concession at the Community Round-up and sending delegates to older boys con- ference. Our program consists of discussions on vocational guidance, political problems, and other questions of interest. It is certain that the Hi-Y club of XVyoming will live for many years and will always "create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian Character."

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Kneeling-Lois Daane CVice Pres.J Miss Edison CSponsorj, Maxine De Laat CSec.j, Verna Ryerson, Miss Kuizenga CSponsorj, Gene Burkholder, Doris Monroe, Louise Hoop, C. Hartman. Sealed-Jeanette Weidenfeller, B. Evarts, P. Freeberg fPres.j, D. Otteson, N. Runyon, E. Grimm. In 1944, the Girl Reserves limited their membership to the juniors and seniors only. The main activity of the year was the Style Show concession at the Community Round-Up, Each girl worked hard to make it a huge success. Another activity was the Ring-Girls, a tradition with the Y. W. C. A., in which four of the girls took part. Meetings were held every two weeks in school. Sometimes, whenever the gym was available, there were basketball games in which everyone participated. The Wyoming Girl Reserves were represented at the Y. W. C. A. at the Mid-Wfinter Conference where representatives of all the Girl Reserves in Western Michigan met. i261 Senior Girl Reserves x-.-, 1 - -A-4.