Dallas City High School - Reflector Yearbook (Dallas City, IL)

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,Y r-...., .,.-A .... - ..,, .-- ..... .. - .,.-.-.-v--e-.--,-......,..,..,..-,-.W-v--.-.,,.v,-.-.-frT -..v,,v,f,-1-T:-1.-::e.:, . K n we ,tsl L,LgLni'l4hL lalAQQQQALLALJQA1Qi4Mn4QL4LMdLJnljlldllwm The Jlrls' ntnlotio association, sponsored by Mate Loring, had an enrollment of tnirty-six girls, nineteen of whom were new members EHiS yenr. Club officers were: president-Lerita Pence, vice-presiuent--Goldie Kikels, secretary--Marion Thornber, treas- urer--Marilyn Rhea. The girls earn points ttwnrc their awards by hiking, bicycl- ing, etc., and also by neeying a recorn of unorganized activities and health points. several organizeu hikes mere taken this year. Three members from our club attended nest Buy camp at Bloom- ington, Illinois, last sunwwr. New members were initiated at the beginning of the second semester, and a party was given for them by the old nembers. The G. a. a. sponsored an all scnool party for the basketball boys in the Spring. The purpose of this organization is to encourage interest in athletics, ann to promote good sportsmanship. The members are: Rita Avise Rutn Brakeville Patty Jo Barker Nancy Benjamin Marilyn Bergmeler Lavonne Carlson Berniece Craig Mary Crupper Dorothy Flynn Nary Garrett Pat Horan Sarah Johnson Eleanor Klossing Alice Lake Joan Logan Evelyn Mohr Charlott Nelson Dolores Nelson Elaine Newton Joan Ollis Lerlta Pence Jaretta Ramsey Evelyn Starr Marilyn Rhea Leon Rockel Julia Lee Smith Sue Steffey Lorena Wilcox Willa Byers Elizabeth Carlisle Dorothy Scott Virginia Van Hyning Delores Rettig Goldie Mikels Sue Noolsoncroft Bessie Davenport Normalee Siegfried Marion Thornber Marjorie Ledford Patty Lou Benjamin Donna Van Hyning Pontee Splker Dorothy Schroeder Kathleen Siegrist se' QL awe wg ......... .,..,,--..:

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I 1 M....i-ru. ..A.2 B v Q It N D V ,m,- Tnere's never u dull memeni . ', r.,. .epsrLuent! Every Monday, Wed- ' nesdsy, and Friday these twenty-six stuuunzs meet in une music room for fifty- v five minutes of nonest-to-goodness practicing. There are times, they sdmit, f wnen rehearsals seem s Lit ucring, but suww n musu is quienly overcome by Mate IvIcNicnols suggestion of plsyinig nuui,i,eriur:1 L5s:sfsL11:n! L , ey Some of the members went cm Vsccmb twis yenr no pluy with s gruup of other gg ,-'- nign school students. There were nlneny students in Luis group and the music V! was all sight reuu. In Lne morning nnsy yrscniceug in une ufnurnoon tney play- ed as cencert over the 1x-uenf:n.a t1'osueust'fnf cijfinfiilf.. Severul of the bund mem- ji bers were also represented. U ' J fl Music awards are given tu tncse eligible fur Lnem. Students participating :Q in the music contest, ss swloists wnu get fires, are swsrded n lurge D. The +4 Seniors who have been in une menu fer Lnree years end have l,5OO points re- li ceive s large lyre. Other smsll swuras are given else ss ncceruing tn points. i .. a J , Q Z ' J I . Y S W I N y ' G ' s T E R S 4 s4Wl,s l, Under the directiwn cf Znas Qciinnols, u ten-piece orenesuyu uns wrgun- ll ized this year. These sexing the dwwn-neun for special rehearsals in order to ,Q give out with the gay music for tne cunning nwwd were: SAXUVHCNE: Donna Hales, kg Sue Csrotners, Lean Hscnei, Jenn ullisg TRUKPLT: Sue Steffeyg CLnHINET: j Dorothy Markeyg BASE HORN: Lilzsn Tnnrnnerg DMULQ: Joan Logsng Plnntz Putty S Jo Barker. 3 Their debut was Novemnur 41, lyn7, when tneg gave s perfurmunee for the E Penny Carnival. Since then HMnc's pwingstersn nnve swung out in muny activi- f ties around school.- N 15 3 5080 Ulx