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President Tom Keefer finishes the last touch on a , , . , , . . tree for the decorations at the semi-formal. also serve others with their service pro¬ jects. Learning to be better citizens, they often have community leaders to speak on their professions . Produce Community Leaders Besides having fun, Y-Teens and Hi-Y Jim White, Gerald Porter, and Mike Thomas carry on conversation with their dates at the semi-formal. Entertainment by the Dick Brown orchestra proved to be enchanting for all at the semi-formal. 23
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Y-Teen officers: Linda Fleet, treasurerj Ruby Cook, welfare chair¬ man; Ann Wysong, president; Jackie Weller, secretary; June Harding, program chairman; Jeri Rupp, vice-president, and Arlene Carper, song leader. Not present--Echo Lewis, devotional chairman, and Kennetha Brown, service chairman. Y-Teens, Susie Refner, Judy Knott, and Jenny Kel- ham, make nut cups for a charity project. Highlighting the holidays was the Hi-Y--Y-Teen Semi- formal on January 5 . The Mistletoe and Holly dance was planned and worked on by many of the members of these two clubs. As a re¬ sult, the evening proved to be enchanting for all. Y-Teens and Hi-Y Margaret Crowe, Carol LaRue, and Sandy Sithen learn to knit in Y-Teens. Annetta Davis, Keith Bunn, and Tina Wysong, serve bake and punch at the semi-formal. 22
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Semi-Formal, Service Projects, Decorating for the semi-formal are Annette Barnhart and Susie Gerber. One of the most original ideas put on by any of the clubs was the Blue Tri¬ angle ' s baby picture contest. It was a contest for the best looking baby picture of a GHS teacher. The winners were Mrs, Connie Wills and Mr. Jack Bateman. They also teamed up with the Jr. Hi-Y to have their annual semi-formal. Moonlight Magic was highlighted by a king and queen contest. Those reigning were Jo Ellen Moses and Tim Kolbe. Blue Triangle officers: Dawn Fleet, president} Judy Gaff, treasurer; Rebecca Haynes, vice- president; and Harriet Smith, secretary. Initiating the new freshman mem¬ bers, Joyce Pfierman and Nancy Capin is sophomore Glenda Went- land. 24
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