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on '39 . ag , 4 t at 'wg U . f -Q' ' 1 w J X' . E a liuibna Street Connie Maag Margie Myers Marlene Tonne I it suit nt' Vice-president Secretary Treasurer Y-Teens The Y-Teens had a membership of 130. The sponsors are Miss Mary Hughes and Miss Helen Gillmore. The Y-Teen president was Barbara Street. The rest of the officers were Connie Maag, vice- presidentg Margie Myers, secretary, and Marlene 'l'onne, treasurer. Seine of the activities which the club carried out during: the year included the big'-little sister picnic, the mother-daugzhter banquet, the father-daughter get-together, and several joint meetings with the E51 Pictured above is the Y-Teen cabinet: local YWCA. As in past years, each committee sponsored some service project during the Christmas season. The whole club sent candy bars to Europe as their world friendship project. The district YWCA-Y-Teen conference was held in Beloit last fall. At this conference, Beloit was awarded the gold seal of merit. This is the highest possible rating a Y-Teen club can receive. First row, left to right: Miss Hughes, Bernie L k ', C ' M M l T - Margie Myers, Marilyn Pelton, Miss Gillmore. Ce uc ey mmm aag, ar Cine mme' Barham Street' Second row, left to right: Kathleen Studer, P l' M ' , C th' R J 1 Roberta Minges, Phyllis Gilbert, Marilyn Craig, Loygel glliieatlilaiiiiy yn la oss, and Elm., Janet Boettcher' Third POW, left to Flghtf DOUGH Humfeld, Carleen Mears, Martha Nienstedt, Jane Dunham, Nadine Black, Justine Wickham. Margaret Donker, Beverly Churchill,
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Pep Club l The Trojanettes of 1950-51 were led by Marjorie Godwin, president, Margaret Donker, vice- presidentg Roberta Minges, secretary-treasurer, and pep club Sp0hS0l', Miss Virginia Kornemann N' t- ' ' me yseven pei cent of the school gills belong to pep club. The Troganettes sponsored studenf dances, pep rallies, assemblies, helped with special features at football and basketball prames, and gave the holiday prom for the junior and senior girls and their escorts. Through the school year of 1950-51, the B. H. S. pep club cheered their teams on to victory under the leadership of Connie Tice, head cheerleader, Phyllis Bartleson, Marilyn Craig, Shirley Zimmerman, and Verlee Watson. 29
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