Center Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

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Wai. Fwy feaefit Fm Swim: 3 Lam, GM Adam IS THlS YOUR HOUSE? . . . Mr. Wilson explains a map showing stu- dent distribution throughout White River Township to Forrest Sutton, senior Student Council member. The map was the basis for re-routing buses during the second semester. In an effort to become a more active group, the Student Council, in connection with The Troianeer staff, conducted a poll of 20 other schools. The object of the survey was to discover the proiects cmd methods of election of Student Council in other schools. Students were given the opportunity to express their views through the Council's Suggestion Box. Suggestions were considered and those approved by the Council were referred to the administration. Leading the or- ganization were Carolyn Stutzman, president, Forrest Sutton, vice-president, Gladys Stevens, secretary, and Jeff Surface, treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Lennis Myars, Jeff Surface, Gladys Stevens, Becky Terrell, Mr. Hardin, Carolyn Stutzman, Forrest Sutton, Mark Gunnoe, .lim Kleingortner. Attending the Indiana University Assistant Li- brarians' Workshop and the Hoosier Student Librar- ians' Association aided members of Library Club in understanding how a library is operated. These pupils, who serve as assistants to Mrs. Hunley, librarian, have learned to catalog books and pamphlets, shelve books, keep files, and keep records of overdue books. Two book exhibits, sponsored by Books on Ex- hibit, lnc., displayed several books covering a variety of fields. Teas were held after school so that teachers could decide which books would be helpful in their particular fields. Library Club members were in charge of keeping these displays in order. LIBRARY CLUB . . . Sitting: Peggy Reed, Mrs. Hunley, Judy Blackford. Standing: Bruce Keever, Linda Warren, Bob Davidson, Ronnie Anderson, Judy Kirk, Sharon Snedaker, Gloria Espinoza, Brenda Merklin. 33

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LETTERMEN'S CLUB . . . Front Row: Dick Williams, Randy Stewart, Stan Puckett, Gene Browning, Jim Featherston, Mr. Porter. Second Row: Larry Fahy, Tom Webb, Stan Chaplin, Larry Kizer, Larry Vandenberg, Keaney Sloop, David Bough. Third Raw: Kenny Roach, Gene Rund, Kenny Winecotf, Alex Girdley, Harry Fleener, John Akers, John Schmitt. Fourth Row: Marty Umbarger, Chip Fulmer, Art Briggs, Jim Hendrickson, Mark Bunton, Terry Apel. H6-Q, '4 611464 600160115 Sffofufa fra Sawing School lS THAT ALL? . . . Larry Fahy, Randy Stewart, Richard Williams, Stan Puckett, and Larry Vandenberg turn in profits from o sock hop sponsored by Hi-Y. 32 Hi-Y and Lettermen's Clubs, service organizations in which boys participate, worked together on proiects throughout the year. A maior contribution was the purchase of o new proiector for the athletic department. Members of Lettermen's Club are boys who have earned a varsity letter. This year the club wrote a constitution and by-lows. One of their main proiects was selling auto booster plates. Hi-Y Club was reorganized this year under the guidance of Mr. Long. Members are expected to live up to the four ideals of the club-clean sports, clean scholarship, clean speech, and clean living. HI-Y CLUB . . . Front Row: Dick Williams, Larry Fahy, Stan Puckett, Randy Stewart, David Bough, Larry Vandenberg, Mr. Long. Second Row: Steve Surface, Jerry Adams, Russell Beck, Jim Coonfield, David Core, Mike Worrell, Keoney Sloop, Gene Browning. Third Row: Jimmy Featherston, Gary Pickerel, Buddy Byers, Tug Sutton. Larry Rhoda, Steve Weddle, Larry Voiles, John Shanks, Ronnie Anderson. Fourth Row: Redgie Morris, Glen Templeton, Terry Bechman, John Schmitt, Stan Chaplin, Ricky Core, David Wade, David Heidenreich, David Windisch. Fifth Row: Malcolm Honeywell, Ronne Hart, David Hommel, Mike Nance, Donny Francis, Chip Fulmer, Art Briggs, John Akers, Tom Tuley, Steve Sutton. Sixth Row: Mike Jones, Bill Vondermeer, Mark Gunnoe, Larry DeMott, Ricky Daniel, Jimmy Robinson. Lennis Myors, Bill Utterback, Steve Horner, David Read, Jerry Dunn, Lanny Duke, John Hobson.

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, C!1u5lwd5'tadeat3ardy , ,, , V , Dunn, Barbara Deer, Glenda Kelley, and Lindo Morris seasons. A Booster Club amplified enthusiasm and pep during the football and basketball seasons. Nearly l50 high school girls who attended all home games presented new designs and routines during the games. Junior members, who are also responsible for concessions, formed two groups which performed alternately. Some 50 faithful members organized a Traveling Booster Club to boost the teams away from home. Proceeds from a sock hop during football season were used to buy material for new copes. The Booster Club was led by varsity and reserve cheerleaders who attended the Smith-Walbridge Cheer- leader Camp during the summer. There they learned direct motion cheers, pom-pon routines, tumbling, and skits. While at the camp, varsity cheerleaders won second place in competition and reserves received honorable mention. ln the fall these girls attended the annual conference at Indiana University. Mrs. Davis advised the Booster Cluband cheerleaders throughout the year. 34 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS , . . The morale of the reserve team was strengthened through the work of reserve cheerleaders Swusie Ward, Patsy Jones, Judy Wilson, and Kathy Rainey.