Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

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w HI-Y CLUB ll. Andrew. M. Asclu-. J. liavemler, lt. Hlunml, P. liond. 'l'. liownmn, li. Brown. li. Brown, IJ. Uluyton, D. Corliltt, H. Creeklmum, V. Creeklmum, M. Culy. M. Culy, li. Davenport, B. Davis. D. Davisson. J. Doughty, S. Doughty. B. Downing, H. Dum- ford. D. Foulke, D. Freese, J. Gnrard, D. Goar, D. Gordon, K. Gray, K. Gray, R. Gray. K. Hacker, R. Harris. B. Harter. T. Hensley, D. Hilbert. G. Hilbert, D. Hinshaw, I-I. Holler, J. Jarrett, D. Lamb, J. Lester, C. Lindley, J. Lindley. J. Litton, B. May. B. McAllister, N. Mm-Coy. R. Mc-1-ks, G. Metsker. G. Miller, P. Mitchell, F. Moyer, R. Murray, B. U'Neel. D. Parsons, J. Plcknrrl, A. 'l'. Pierce, T. Root, H. Shafer. R. Sharp. J. Shock, C. Shortridge, J. Snyder. D. Stauble, F. Stohler. M. Swim, S. Swim, B. Talbert, D. Tector, J. l'lrif'h, J. l'lrich, J. l'lric'h, Ii. Vlrich, E. Vpchurch, D. Van- Ostrnml. l'. XVulters. F, VValtz, J. Weiler. li. XViggins, D. XVilson, D. XVogaman, D. Woolums. The Father Of Success Is Work and Fellowship Hi-Y marches onl With their goals set high and their hands willing to work, the Hi-Y club enioyed a splendid year as they worked to improve our high school. The purpose of the Hi-Y club is, To extend throughout the school community high standards of CHRISTIAN CHARACTER. October l9, l950, the Hi-Y fifth district fall conference was held at H. H. S. This was planned and carried out entirely by the boys. The conference was called tops by several of the state Hi-Y leaders. Some worthfwhile proiects accomplished included the printing and distribu- ting of home game basketball programs and the posting ot slogans and mottos above the entrance to room 26. The basketball schedule board above the entrance to the gym was also made possible by the Hi-Y. Page Eighteen '-'P

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Ne I rim! -i-unit row: K, Asn-In-. Mrs. Nichols. Y-TEEN CABINET row: ll, tn 1'.l J. Bimkinlt, Ix IIIN Ihiril rmv: I'. lI1lIlYL'l', BI. 5I1lXXVl'll. X XII Iiiurlh row: R. XVilsim, .I. Rnvvi-. I Huy, Ib. Iivlt, I', Vlizintm-ss, IG. vin vii, U. Iiriiuks. You You Want To Be, was very instructive and encouraging to all the girls and their mothers, Some outstanding proiects this year have been the sending of chocolate overseas, entertaining at the county home, the Sock Hop, the Mother and Daughter Tea, and a farewell party for the Seniors. The officers were: Jayne Bookout, president, Kay Gray, vice president, Mary Maxwell, recording secretary, Louise Coy, corresponding secretary, Reba Wilson, treasurer, Georgiana Sinex, program chairman, Patty Chamness, assistant program chairman, Karen Asche, social chairman, Pat Hoover, service chairman, Geraldine Bicknell, publicity chairman, Edith Garvin, devotions chairman, Cara Lee Brooks, historian, Nancy Allen, music. Mrs. Nichols is their efficient sponsor. Page Seuffiitcen

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ight, lil. l'lDL'l'lLll'f'll, D. Clayton, J. imllvy. IJ. llilbm-rt, R. Murray. D. finliitt, F. Stohler, B. May, J. l'l1'ic'll. . , X 5 r Q . , ' , f. ' , ar' O . a ' . Q - '. A large delegation of boys attended the Older Boys' Hi-Y Conference at Elkhart during November. An even larger delegation attended the Spring meeting at Marion. The annual Father and Son Banquet program consisted of a skit, and a speech by a former maior league umpire, Mr. Harry Giesel, who talked about his exper- iences. Combining with the Y-Teens, a closed skate forthe Hi-Y and Y-Teen members only was held the first week in April. Hi-Y officers are Jerry Lindley, president, John Ulrich, vice-president, Bill May, secretary, Francis Stohler, treasurer, Dale Clayton, chaplain, Ernest Upchurch, sergeant-at-arms, Roger Murray, social chairman, and our very fine adviser, Mr. Dick Wright. Mr. Wright left us near the end of the last semester. We shall re- member him as a very capable leader who thought of others as well as himself. Mr. Nichols became sponsor for the rest of the year. HI-Y OFFICERS irlim.: :it lmtlum. vim-kwisv: XXII: Page Nineteen N ' f