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EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Bobby Kay,Treas- urerg Janet Beckett, Sec- retary, Dale Schell, Vice- President. Second Row: Buddy Bradley, Reporter, David Collins, President, Miss Loudenback, Class Adviser, James Killen Sergeant-at-Arms. NEVENTH GRADE Bernice Belvo, Glenna Brown, Rex Brown, Wandarae Cook, Nan- cy Crane, Joan Decker, Dale Ewing, Bob Gregg, Gordon Jump, Cynthia Hibberd, Shirley John- scn,James Mason, Norman Mason, Lillian Mercer, John Dale Paff, Joan Pallman, George Powell, Betty Schweitzer, Marc e l 1 a Tucker, Donald Turton, Ruth Wilcher, Max Wildermuth Wayne Wolcott, Marilyn Wynn, Faye Yates, Edward Young, Ronald Youtsey, Tommy Zoph. Vernon Allen, Janet Beckett, Buddy Bradley, Clarence Burns, Gayle Carr, David Collins, Ar- thur Dils, Jackie Engle, Ever- ett Frizzell, Richard Hewitt, Bobby Kaye, James Killen, Rich- ard LaPorte, Delores Reese, Tom Smith, Billy Thompson, Jerry Vosler, Sue Ann Weller, Donna Weng, Kenneth Woods, Myrtle Yates. CLASS OFFICERS First Row: Joanne Decker, Secretary, Tommy Zopf, Pres- ident and Reporter. Second Rows Mrs. Collins, Class Adviser, Max Wilder- muth, Treasurer, Dale Ewing, Vice-President.
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OFFICERS First Rows Carol Whitmore, Janyce Kishman, Lucille Reed- er, Marilyn Baker. Second Row:Earl Smith,Bob- by Gregg, John Whitaker, John David Eby. Third RowzJohn Buriff,Dick Turner, Clifford Purdin, Don Schell, Steven Bridge. The Centerville Chatter Club was organized September l, l9h5, and became an active organization on October 15. The recreation activities are carried on in the basement of the Township Hall. At the present the club has ninety-one members, including pupils from the seventh to the twelfth grade, and a few high school gradu- ates. Meeting nights are Monday, Friday, and Saturday. The main objective of the organization is to provide wholesome recreation for boys and girls, such as games--billiards, cards, and ping pong--and social dancing. Other objectives are the developing of social poise, qualities of leadership, standards of good citi- zenship, and civic pride in the community as a whole. The Chatter Club has a Recreation Com ittee of the teen- age group, which planned for special entertainment at Christmas, New Years, and Valentine's Day. This committee also planned a thirty minute play, 'Amateur Radio Night', given at a meeting of the Lions Clube The local Lions' Club sponsored the youth organization. A spec- ial Recreation Committee from the Lions' Club initiates plans for activities for the young people. The committee is com- posed of the fol- lowing men: C. L. Stingley, Ed Deck- er, James Pres- baugh, and Mark Bridge. In addi- tion to helping organize the Club, the Lions' Club gave financial as- sistance tc take care of initial costs of club fur- nishings. -QQ...-Q.. Picture at right shows a number of Club members being served at their Snack Bar. Ci-IA'I'fEik CLUB
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