Buckhannon High School - Rhododendron Yearbook (Buckhannon, WV)

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N5 J Vi' GNU-5 Cl-IORUSES The Girls' Choruses of both divi- sions were established to attain a higher goal in the musical field. As part of their activities, the girls prepare musical selections for assemblies and various other activities. Tennerton President: Rose Arm Bosley, Vice Presidentgjean Hinkle, Secretary: Darlene Cutright, Treasurer: Anna Lee Howard, Advisor: Miss Malone. City Division President: Ioan Williams, Vice President: Joan Hinkle, Secretary: Betty Lou Starkey, Treasurer: Linda Miller, Advisor: Miss Eunice Kyle. Mwsempw 42 NW, - , .yfmzefffwml ,I ,- . ,mia 'W ' 'Mm k QM A Z , 1

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f Y tions in- The Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y organiza cludegirls and boys from the tenth to the twelf- th grades. The Tri-Hi-Y is a sister organization to ' ed this year. It has a mem the Hi-Y and was orgamz b rshi of seventy-five. C P ' ' They sponsor an an The Hi-Y 'has a membership of thirty. nual Can-Sock Dance. The admission is a can of food which is distributed to needy families. ' 'ntain and ex The urpose of both organizations is to create, mai h ol, and community high standards of P tend throughout the home, sc o Christian character. Y av Officers of Tri-Hi-Y: Pres. Betty Starkey: V. Pres. Judy Murrayg Sec. Joan Reynolds: Corresponding Sec., Annie Haltermang Treas. Pat Dawson: Z' ng Advisor, Chap. Nancy m Mrs. Mary Alice Thurman. of Hi-Y- President, Officers . PaulGay V . Pres . Thomas Ayle- ald Harkins Treas. stock, Sec. Don ' eant-at-arms, Rod- Ronald Ringer Serg neylvlurphy Chaplain, Robert Manley A dvisor, Mr. Richard Young.