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'UNIOR HI-Y ADVOCATES CHRISTIAN LIVING The Junior Hi-Y under the direction of their capable sponsor and oflicers conducted many worth- while projects this year. At Christmas lmaskets of fruit, nuts, and other foods were given to needy families. Chocolate mints were sold hy the hoys to raise money for the ,lunior High Prom which is sponsored by the Junior Hi-Y and Y-Teens. In addition to the socials enjoyed hy thc club, an active part was also taken in the many activities sponsored lay the Y.Nl.C.A. Junior Hi-Y is open to all freshmen hoys and prepares them for future participation in Senior Hi-Y. OFFICERS, left to right, First row: Judy Waldrop, Joyce Gray, Mascots. Second row: Mr. Yates, Spon- sorg Fletcher Fitzgerald, Vice-President, Frances Spellman, President, Third row: Gray Whittles, Treasurer: Ruddy Deas, Secretaryg Sidney Goss, Ser- geant-at-Arms. LEFT T0 RIGHT, First row: Mr. Yates, Ken Grosvenor, Pete Horne, Billy Zuber, Judy Waldrop, Joyce Gray, Hank Mouser, Peter Taylor, Ches- ter Spellman. Second row: Bill Adams, Larry Lankin, Robert Kerdric, Sid Goss, Wayne Angel, Tommy Lee, Ruddy Deas, Billy Stone, Tommy Teute. Third row: Fletcher Fitzgerald, Gary Smith, Evan Wright, Gray Whittles, Wayne Barrier, Francis Spellman, Johnny Boop, Jim Wash- burn. S 1 x Q-Q
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DELT HI-Y LEADS BY SERVING OTHERS Newly organized Delta Hi-Y is rapidly coming into its own as a dupont club. They have twice won the live dollar prize for collecting the most papers in the Student Council paper drive. A beach party was among the many socials enjoyed by members of the club this year. lJelta's basketball team participated in the city-wide Hi-Y basketball league tournaments. Their aim is to build and maintain Christian Fellowship. With this in mind these boys are con- stantly striving to exert a good induence throughout the home. school, and community. OFFlCERS, left to right, First row: Walter Burton, Secretaryg Wayne Strickland, President, Tim Adams, Vice-President, Tommy Kelly, Treasurer. Second row: Neil Faulkenburg, Chap- laing Mac Holness, Sergeant-at-Arms, Pam Carlton, Mascot. LEFT TO RIGHT, First row: Mr. VonGenk, Scott Evans, Glen Cooper, Mike Maher, Pam Carlton, Mike DeVane, Neil Faulkenburg, Burnell Hostetter, Richard Parker. Second row: Wayne Strickland, Walter Burton, Jim Hoover, John Beach, Mike Brown, Nelson Maughan, Charles Ennis, Ward Allen. Third row: Bill Ruth, Mac Holnes, Tim Adams, Bill Marshall, Doug Merrel, Larry Weipert, Micky Schultz. Fourth row elly. Warren Harper, John MacEnuIty, Ronnie Wallis, Tommy K
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