Grinnell High School - Grinnellian Yearbook (Grinnell, IA)

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IS THE GOAL OF THE Y.W.G.H AS HIGH SCHOOL PEOPLE, THIS END IS ATTAINED. SERVICE TO SCHOOL IS ALSO STRESSED. SEATED Gretchen Mart Judy Brown Terry McKean Connre Vogt STAND ING Mlss H111 M1ssM1tche11 Mrs Horn Car1eneShock1ey Mary McNally SQUAD LEADERS 'l' Each year the YW IS rn charge of a Chrrstmas program for the school Thxs year the program featured Nauvrty scenes wrth RICHARDSON PHELPS LUMBER C0 background musrc by the chorr Where Your Home Begins

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SCHOOL A LADY BY EXAMPLE, ENCOURAGEMENT AND INSTRUCTION, OUTSIDE LECTURERS AND EXPERTS AS WELL SEATED Mrs Kurth DarleneCanf1eld Bev Hanson Barb Harris STANDING Orene Jensen Ruth Holmes Char Vogel Miss Mitchell Saundra Miner THE CABINET A service to the girls is the YW Room. Here Linda Rob- The YWGH is an asset to GHS in many ways. The cabinet hands out classification cards at the begin- ning of each semester, sponsors bi- weekly programs, hasaparty for new students to get acquainted, and has a special event for each class. They also are responsible for decorating the Christmas tree in the main hall. The girls also send cards to those people in high school who are sick and give a rose to each teacher on his birthday. inson Joan Green, Lois Laymiller, and Mary Williams are Courtesy of looking at a picture given to the school in honor of the late DR. H. R. SUECHTING Julia B Wheeler for her faithful sponsorship ofthe organization. Optometrist EVERY GIRL IN HIGH

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