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Leading the Y-Teens are: Dianne Wetoskey, secre¬ tary; Virginia Leech, vice president; Sandra Pfier- man, president; and Sherrill Terry, treasurer. Y Clubs Promote To know ourselves and others is the main theme of the Y-Teens. With Sandy Pfierman as president, the club participated in many rewarding projects, Several of the projects were: the coat check at bas¬ ketball games, snowman corsages, holly wreaths, and a semi-formal dance combined with the Hi-Y. Filling in the programs were guest speakers and skits. Mrs. Mary Mellott and Mrs. Doris Menges, club advisors, worked to keep the club running smoothly. Jackie Hollis entertains the Y- Teens with a mystical dance at the Halloween party. 16 At the Halloween party Connie Kolbe helps Kathy Buckles examine the entrails of a slaughtered cow.
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Meeting and Maturing Our train to success is greatly com¬ posed of social activities . To be thoroughly educated in all aspects of life, one must know how to get along with his fellowman. The education of the passengers on a social basis is accomplished through the clubs of G .H .S. Meeting every other Friday, the organizations of the school provide fun, recreation, and education to many students.
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Leading the Hi-Y activities are: FRONT ROW-- Joel Zerns, president. SECOND ROW—Bob Snook, vice president; Tom Keefer, secretary. THIRD ROW--Tom Funk, devotional chairman; Jerry Thomas, treasurer. good will. Members of the decoration committee for the semi- formal dance, Eric Bickel, Skip Claxton, and Roger Stroman plan for the big event. Eric Bickel and Steve Fike decorate the audi¬ torium with snowflaltes in preparation for Snowflake Fantasy. One of the more prominent and im¬ portant clubs in the school is the Hi-Y Club. The club is composed of boys in the Junior and Senior years of school. The Hi-Y sponsors many projects for the betterment of the school and community. To raise money for these projects, record hops, carwashes, and paper drives were held during the year. The biggest event of the year was Snowflake Fantasy held in cooperation with the Y-Teen Club. Eric Bickel, Dottie Secrest, Cork Mil¬ ler, and Pat Shafer dance to the music of Bob Sander ' s band at the Hi-Y, Y- Teen semi-formal. 17
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