Brownstown High School - Webb Yearbook (Brownstown, IN)

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QI 7 I Home Economics ev Y 'lhe Home liconomies Club. with a total of 38 members. initiated l5 new members in the lall. 'lihey sent Xlary l,ee l.utes and Charlotte l.ueas as delegates to the Home Economics Cfonvention held in Indianapolis during 'lieaehers lnstitute. Mary l.ee was also elected state song leader lor the next convention. Ciluh prolieets for the year included a banquet on Qctober l9. towels for the kitchen. and a elub scrapbook. Ofheers for lf7-H-45 were: Charlotte l.ueas. President: Alta Vfollta. Vice-Presidenti Pat l.ublter. 'lreasurerg Audrey NleCQonnell. Secretary: and Miss Patterson. Sponsor. WY.. ,.. Seven new members -joined the elub this year. bringing the total membership to Zl, At the County 4-H Corn Show. sponsored by the club on December 6. Glen Hurley and Harold Pottsehmidt gave a demonstration on Chilling Poultryuz Bill Ciossman and l.ewis Oberman demonstrated How to Nlalse a Rope Halteru: and Ralph Kinworthy gave a monologue. ln January they sponsored a Pest Killing Contest. the winners entertaining the losers with a party. lflifi. ofheers lor l 7-l-lf-H were: Raymond Spurgeon. president: .loe Ballard. vice-presi- dent: Herschel lforgey. secretary: Ralph liinworthy. treasurer: l.ewis Oberman. reporter: and Xlr. Sehleter was the sponsor. I 5 J i ' tits ff? A V1 '

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G. A. A. l his year the CUNA. is proud to have the largest membership in the history ol the organ ization 45 members. Activity meetings were held each Nlonday night and the major sports included softball, basketball. volleyball. tumbling, and traclt. Informal record dances after all home games were sponsored by this group and were well attended throughout the year. The semifformal Christmas dance was the big event ot' the year and was held on December l6 in the library. 'lihe club sent seven delegates to Play Day at Indiana University on January 27. Oflicers for the year were: Virginia l.ahrmari. president: VVanda Sterling. vice president: Nlary l.ou Phelps. treasurer: Anna l.ee l.utes. secretary: Klart' l.ou XVallace. recording secretary: Ann Nlitchell. reporter: Xliss Patterson. sponsor. ,, ,.,, Y .. . The Hi-Y Club had 26 members this year. ln addition to the regular club meetings. the group sponsored a convocation with R. .l. Duke, state secretary of Hi-Y. as the principal speaker. ln order to boost their treasury. the HifY boys agreed to take charge of concessions for the Invitational Basketball Fliourney held here on .lanuary 5. This later involved scrub- bing floors for some of the new members. 'lihe oflicers of the club were: Don Stall, presi dent: l.ewis Oberman. vice-president: Ciene Clox. secretary: .loe Vermilya. treasurer: Bob Cross. chaplain: Nlr. Schleter. sponsor. HI-Y

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SUNSHINE 'lihis year marks the fifteenth year of the Sunshine Society in l7z.H,S, One of the INOSI popular clubs in school. its membership includes nearly every girl in high school. and is sponsored by Mrs. Peters. A definite program. based on the topic. Post-XVar Dreams. was followed with ministers of the various local churches serving as speakers at the meetings. As is the custom of the cluh, a contribution was made to the Riley Hospital Fund, Uflicers of the club for l9-H-45 werez Nlary l,ou XVallace President Mary l.ou Phelps Vice-President Martha Browning Secretary lda .lean Den n y 'lfeggurqy