Arthur Township High School - Arthurite Yearbook (Arthur, IL)

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.,... Row How Row How How Barbara Bradford, Betty Green, Olin Riggs Anne Beckman Rose Stock, lean C'arg, Madonna Parrott, M' Monts Lucille Williamson, Betty White, Elaine Vaugnn Phyllis Wise, Leland Schlabach Lois Panlcey Lavon Eads, lean Dtppo, Vrcann Bmego' Margaret Pyle, Alberta Watson, Bob Htggenson Norman Lowe, lohn Scnrock Ed Davis Margie Rich, lanece Blaase Lerae Galbreath, Louise Blower, Loretta Riggs, Mary Rita Ashley, Wilma lean Korte, lane Craig, Iuanita Schultz, Ella Trower Harlin Turner, Kenneth Pankey, Keith Phtllrps, Paul Fleming Mac Sexton, Russell Seitz, Bob Harden, Byron Davenport CO MERCE CL One ot the largest and most active organizations in school is the Com- merce Clulo. lts membership is limited to those students who have been or are at present enrolled in one of the commerce courses offered. Under the leadership of prexy Rose Stock, the club has added lite to the school calendar with its Thanksgiving dance, all-school Christmas party, Valentine dance, club picnic, and theater party. Other officers were: Anne Beckman, vice-president, lean Craig, secretaryg Olin Riggs, treasurer. Mr. Monts was the sponsor of the group. 44452

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Row 1: Dick Robinson, Nancy Pugsley, Iohn Krummel Row 2: Margaret Pyle, Edna Mast, Rose Stock, Phyllis Wise LATI CLUB On the last Friday of each month the Latin Club regularly held its meet- ings, lt was surprising to find how many phases of modern life were related to that of the ancient Romans. Many of the students corresponded with students in foreign countries. For this reason the relationship between languages, particularly the romance languages, was discussed. Besides correlating art, architecture, mythology, ancient history, philos- ophy, and languages, the club had several social functions. Chief among these Was the Christmas caroling party at which the students sang the ancient hymns in both Latin and English. The officers Were: president, Nancy Pugsleyg vice-president, lohn Krum- rnel, secretary, Margaret Pyle, treasurer, Rose Stock, reporter, Phyllis Wiseg sergeant-at-arms, Dick Robinson, tribune, Edna Mast. Mrs. Iohnson was the sponsor. K44X

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Row 1: Myron Riggs, Mildred Rich, Esther Plank, Elaine Vaughn, Vicann Binegar, Ianece Blaase, Alberta Watson, Barbara Bradford, Buddy Dukeman Row 2: Floella Phipps, Ianice Phillips, Wilma Snyder, lean Price, Delores Fiter, Doris Hansen, Sylvia Keplar, Ioan Dippo, Charlotte Phillips, Ruth Shull Row 3: Betty Green, Marilyn Lowe, Doris Russell, Jewel Blower, Iohn Krummel, Dale Mentzer, Lucille Williamson, Madonna Parrott, Delores Naugle, Vera lean Row 4: Betty Mattox, Nancy Pugsley, lean Dippo, Lois Pankey, Ed Davis, Iohn Haney, Phyllis Wise, Lavon Eads, Delores Watson, Betty White Row 5: Margaret Pyle, Ioan Gaffney, Wilma Korte, Ella Trower, Bob Higgenson, Harlin Turner, Lerae Galbreath, Louise Blower, Anne Beckman, Margie Rich Row S: Iuanita Schultz, Loretta Riggs, Mary Rita Ashley, Barbara Russell, Kenneth Pankey, Bob Graham, lane Helton, Marilyn Petty, lean Craig, Rose Stock EP CLUB Next to the team and the band, honors should be given to this organiza- tion for keeping up student morale. These pepsters faithfully followed the Knights from town to town, regardless of the weather, With Vicann Binegar as president, fanece Blaase, vice-president, Elaine Vaughn, secretary, and Alberta Watson, treasurer, the club has had an active and interesting year. Awards were made to those students who attended the most games and yelled with the group under the direction of the cheer leaders. Plans are being made to expand the activities of this organization next year and to make it an even more vital part of school life, for it takes collective interest to accomplish any task. c4469