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PURPOSE - To find and give the hest Lrl Reserves started their year with twenty-nine members. Because of change in time of meeting to a regular school period twelve additional members joined the group at their second meeting. The weekly meetings were outstanding, a few of which were: Camp experiences, pointers on etiquette, hobby lobby, picture shows, discussion on rationing, induction of new members and many interesting guest speakers. The social activities consisted of a Mother-Daughter tea, potlucks, and parties with the Hi-Y. Together with Hi-Y the group tried to do their part in winning the war by selling war bonds and stamps and to increase the interest of the student body in this cause they sponsored a patriotic play in regular assembly period. The Cabinet is as follows: Sponsor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Program Chairman Assistant Program Chairman Social Chairman Music Chairman Publicity Chairman Service and Sunshine Devotional Chairman Membership Chairman Miss Mabel Crawford Donna Mazzulla Ethel Sneary Virginia Ferguson Carol Lowman Mary Stager Pa ty Focht Joyce Lamale Mildred Williams Barbara Wolfrom Janice Ann John Eloise Schaefer Ethel Sneary PURPOSE - To create. Maintain and extend throughout the school and community the high standards of Christian character. The Hi'-Y spent a successful year, with weekly meetings consisting of discussions concerning vocations, post war problems and Christian living. They helped to uphold their purpose by attending church in a body every month. Guest speakers and movies were part of the Hi-Y programs, and potlucks, find parties with the Girl Reserves helped to enliven their spirit. The officers of the Hi-Y this year were; President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman Devotional Leader Sponsor Mr, Arden Roberson Herbert Anspach Ralph Obenour Howard Elliott Albert Berger Calloway Taulbee
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F. H. A. The Future Homemakers Association is a state organization composed of local chapters from schools which have organized instruction in vocational home economics classes. Delegates from the various local chapters meet in state conventions annually and the year's urogram of work is outlined at this time, This organization develops the abilities of its members ohat tuey may better meet home, school, and community problems. It also strengthens confidence and leads to a well--rounded and continuous personal development. Grouu projects this year included preparation and serving of the football banquet in the fall and also the selling of Christmas cards. The officers trere as followst President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Mable Thompson Patty Ryan Marie Hover Marie Long Miss Mills F. F. A. Learning to do, doing to learn, learning to live, living to serve is the motto of the Future Farmers of America. The aim of the organization is to develop agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. There are four degrees of active membership: Green Hand , Future Farmer , State Farmer and American Farmer . These goals are increasingly difficult to obtain and offer a real challenge to members. Throughout the year the boys were engaged in such projects as chickens, corn, oat.,, wheat, soil testing, and others. Those in charge of this year's group were: President Vice President Secretary Treasurer News Reporter Feeulty Adviser Preddie Cheney Charles Cheney Junior McQ,uown Robert Willeke Charles Shadley Mr. Augsburger
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