Ada High School - We Yearbook (Ada, OH)

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- - wLk.. Cbc |ptuple «£ Go lb Volume XVI ADA. OHIO, FEBRUARY 20, 1047 Number ADA PLAYS IN DISTRICT CAGE TOURNEY TONIGHT AHS r' Y-Tet .ation i nation Reserve cirst Game ' St. Joe ldogs openni th and Paroohia Friday night, played Wapak rthom gym- rvt-h will honor their .c banquet, Wednesday X} .’ina Elliott, a teacher in X v Institute, a Negro college inia, will be the guest speaker. ,e program will consist of group »ging and other musical numbers. The hall monitors duties- will be taken over by the girls on Thursday. World Fellowship Day w'1 •»erved Fridav. Ten Seniors To T c lorshin Tests Mr. Roberson has annoui • imea of seniors who will p m the General Scholar • x m Saturday, Ma “ollowing e'° S , 0 ert McMillen, Glo lorence Weiahampel. e he vocational agricultural ci'l be given at Kenton on March »ho. Those who will take the teat ire Urban Long, Lester Kindle. Jim Kreglow, Wilson Keller, and P Wright. Gloria Welsh i«nH ' a r»e| represented in the DAR test on | r-orqe Washir » ii •7 hopt I ahi'H anH t' Q “H ■ •OMING UP! Feb. 14-22- Basketball Tournament Feb. 21-28 Feb. 2f National Girl serve Week Mothe R in th sen ic ur A may. ott, Jim Hoo lm Kreglow, R American statesman, author, and ventor, has bec’» enthu»: ceived by au States to I 1 wl jl uno . Hinglei 20 and ( respect ively. game was bet wee • Tlerard and Hicksville. the winner, played Lima St. John Tuesday night. The winner , of this game will play Ada tonight. The Bluffton Pirates clipped Del phos Jeffe ' ?ond session or; Monday A a St. Ros downed I ™O O second g A Coach Players for 0$ C The following fellc. O Cyr e Wapak St. Joe game. Junior Smith. Dee and ’er, Jim Gobin. Dave Sousley, ’an Atta. Art Amey, Harmon Bink-I and Floyd Wright. e presidents, Gloria Welsh, GAA: Moore, G. R.; Jim Kreglow. ; Peggy Main, Student Coun-Miss Crp ' and Mrs. Omlet in charr a v concessions for touma ganization I e sixtei XL YA.:n(? earl ht for the fhe District To £ follows: Feb. 14, The Hardin County . O dotes are Fob. 11. 13, 15, 10. 2 Participating schools in the trict Tournnment are Wapak S . i St. Rose, Lima St. John, nnpted Village. Pelphos hos Jefferson Exempt -, Ada Exempted Village. . •tcksville Exempted Village, and L'ma St. Gerard.

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Y-TEENS President—Joyce Moore Vice President—Jackie Lamb Sponsors— Secretary—Patty Moore Miss Mabel Crawford Treasurer—Peggy Main Miss Marian Archibald The Y-Teens are an active branch of the national Y. W. C. A. and therefore try to carry out its purpose: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In order that there may be a closer relationship between the national Y. W. C. A. and the younger girls the name has been recently changed to- Y-Teens. There are 48 junior and senior members and the sophomore girls are taken into the club in April of each year. Each girl is a member of one of the following committees: Program, Devotional, Social, Service, Music, and Publicity. During the year with the Hi-Y we have sponsored a Halloween festival for the entire community. We have donated funds to the various benefits and organizations. During national Y-Teen Week we held our annual Mother-Daughter Banquet and were in charge, this year, of the opening devotional services for the district convention at Kenton. HI-Y Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Platform: Clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. President—James Kreglow Program Chairman—Arthur Amey Vice President—Clyde High Devotional Leader—Charles Elliot Secretary-Treasurer—Urban Long Social Chairman—Robert Dilts Sponsor Mr. Arthur Pfeil The Fi-Y organization, a division of the Young Mens' Christian Association, is composed of boys who have indicated vheir willingness to live up to the high standards of the Hi-Y purpose and platform. It is active in its support of school and community functions and projects. During the weekly meetings throughout the year a succession of speakers, movies, discussions, music appreciation programs and local entertainment are enjoyed. Other activities include the Annual Candlelight Ball, playnights, potlucks and swimming parties. Each day during Easter Week we join with the Y-Teens to hold devotional services.