Eaton Rapids High School - Eatonian Yearbook (Eaton Rapids, MI)

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Service Hours Are Necessary For All Y-Teens The Y-Teens' goal this year was to become better citizens by serving their school and com- munity. To carry out this goal the club instituted into their membership requirements a plan whereby each girl gives four hours of service to the community. Club activities began with the selling of candy to raise money to send two girls to the Mid- Winter Conference. This was followed by their annual Christmas Assembly and caroling at the local convalescent homes. Snowflake Symphony, the outstanding social event of the first semester, was given December 23 at the V.F.W. Home. Students and alumni danced to the music of Eldon Gates' orchestra as guests of the Y-Teens. Seated: Sara Chisholm, Chaplaing Judy Hyatt, Secretary Judy Slocum, Presidentg Anne Buckley, Vice-President Mary Winegar Treasurer Standing' Karen Hoke Cha , . . . , pe laing Miss Mohney, Miss Yanke. Y Q 'BT '5x af Iseftf Esther, Janice, Mary, Judy, and Carol prepare to sell candy. Middle: Y-Teens enjoy singing at the Christmas Assembly. Right: A panel discussion with high school boys on dating is enjoyed at the February night meeting. Front Row: Sara Chisholm. Pat DeLano. Mary Fox. Donaldene Reese. Nancy Fox. Mary Eckhart, Bonnie Bentley. Nancy Hocott. Tcrrie Bristol. Joanne Porter.Louise Rowe. Second Row: Janice Boomer, Lynne Winter. Karen Hokc. Mary Treadway. Sue Phinney. Scarlett Spence, Kit Carstens, Sandra Beasore. Penny Rich. Carol Naylor. Kay Sheldon. Third Row: Sue Sanders. Kathy Krumm. Jeanette Canedy. Sharon Baumer. Pat Manning. Evelyn Davidson. Judy Arnold, Jayne Johnson. Linda Webb. Sharla Mclicssy. Charlene May. Virginia Root Fourth Row: Norma Zentmyer. Alexannc Allan. Mary Basing. Ginny Alt. Martha Mcliim Ginger Hovis, Georgia Fuller. Carol Ferris. Beverly Baumer. Beverly Bcllinger. Connie Con- ard, Alice Ackley, Sheila Brown.

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Front Row: Keith Elston, Gene Holley, Jell Sage. Mike Webb, Dean Galusha. Mike McCoy, Robert Gruesbeck, Mike Keesler. Bill Dimmer. David Hillard. Phillip Mcliessy. Bradley Webster. Gary' McNamara, Leon Wood. .Satwitl Row: Vicki Sweet. Bonnie Ward. Sally Ober- lin, Keitha Smith, Jane bprague, hliaabeth Miller. Sue Pettis, Phyllis Corbin. Mary Wright. Linda Reed. Maribeth Draggoo. Linda Sprinkle. Ellen Shepard. Mike Reed. Tliird Row.- James Riggle, James Coats, Linda Williams. Claude Murray Jr., Karen Bender. Dorothy Wilson. Ross Tooker, John Rose, Terry Miller. Marilyn Lease, Bob Krumm. Mike Clone, Wayne Parsons. Ray Herrick. Bob Aitken, Roy' Taylor. Ronnie Parsons. Fourth Row: Phil Davidson. Dean Crandall. Rosemary Swift, Gary Puryear, Richard Coats. Doug Peters. Sheila Crawford, Daryl Steele, David Wilson. Ron Wheeler. James Ciillilland. Ray Hogan, Paul Jar- dot, Roy Buckingham, Virginia Denny, lrred Swift, Harold Wilson, Richard Ribby. Small Key Club Has Many Accomplishmenls The Key Club. with Mr. Mergener as their sponsor. has completed another busy year. The seventeen members of the Key Club started the year by decorating the l. O. O. F. Hall for the football banquet. ln January they collected money for the Polio Drive in both the high school and the grade school. The club sponsored two dances. the Valentine Ball in February and a record dance during Twirp Season. The Key Club sent two representatives to the National Convention of Key Clubs at Washing- ton, D. C.. last summer. and four to the State Convention in Jackson. where they received a very high rating. Leon. Chris. and Deke collect money for the March of Dimes. Seated: Dick Hall. Don Shirley. Gary Clone. Ron Catherman. Mr. Mergener. sponsor. Standing: Leon Gemalsky. Paul Jewell. Gary Richardson. Galen Higdon. Dick Freer. Jim Rowe, Deke Bentley, Bruce U'Ren, Chris Allan, David Gibson, Ken Mitchell. l l

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Record Membership Requires Two Hi-Y Sponsors The Hi-Y, with the highest membership on record, began the year with a new associate ad- visor to Mr. Horn, Mr. Lubbinge. One of the outstanding services of the club is the annual presentation of the Thanksgiving As- sembly before the student body. Reverend Kime of the Congregational Church was the guest speaker. One of the many activities of the year was the selling of pens and pencils to raise money to send club representatives to the Twin Valley and Older Boys' Conferences, and to summer camp at Torch Lake. At official meetings speakers came in to discuss the services offered by business concerns and clubs around the community. Social activities included recreation and playing basketball at the high school gym. Seated: Mr. Lubbingeg Duane Dickinson, President, Mr. Horn. Standing: Jerry James, Vice-President: Douglas Slade, Secretaryg Luman Slade, Treasurer. 7 ' . - l ' ,Age The local Chapter fCPfeSCT1f'8fiVCS leave f0I' the TWiI1 Regular games of basketball provide recreation and teach Valley Hi-Y Conference. sportsmanlike attitudes. Front Row: Dean Curtis, Tom Spencer, Norm Hyatt, David Conarton, Jim Sprague, Bob Hetrick, Victor Clark, Norman Perkins, Jack Crandall. Second Row: Jeff Puryear, Larry Hol- ley, Bill Dubois, Mike Booth, Jerry Buckley, Bill Hall. LesLee Gibson, Bruce Greene, Brian Nettleman, John Staley, Dick Verhelle. Third Row: David Dickinson. Jim Houston. David Johannides, Ray Harris, Don Converse, Dave Quimby, John Banfield, Dale Warner, Gale Gray, George Hertzfeld, Jamie Davidson, Bob Downing.