Heyworth High School - Hey Hi Yearbook (Heyworth, IL)

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CHEERLEADERS Before the first football game, four students were selected by the student body to represent them as cheerleaders, These girls were: Helen True, Norma Weaver, Nancy Bonser, and Lois Fluegel. Helen, a Junior, had two years previous experience, Norma, a Senior, one year, Nancy and Lois, Sophomores, first year as cheerleaders. Their uniforms for football were red corduroy slacks, black tee- shirts, and white letter sweaters. For basketball their costumes were red corduroy skirts, white blouses, and black and red corduroy weskits. The cheerleaders faithfully followed the team and deserves much praise for the fine work they did. Picture , Nancy Bonser, Helen True, Lois Fluegel, Norma Weaver. LETTERMAN'S CLUB The Letterman's club had an active membership of 5 members at the begin- ning of the year. Through initiation the following boys entered the Letterman's club: Harold Necessary, Harold Smith, Donald Lee, Eddie Elder, Ralph Graham, Warren McConnell, and Frank Jordine, 'I'hey elected officers at the beginning of the year. They were: Tom Cotner, Presidentg Bob Girdler, Vice-Presidentg Howard Cotton, Secretary, Don Conrady, Treasurer, Don True, Reporter. Money was earned in the following ways: cake walks and concessions at grade school games. The club has furnished a recreation room which they use for meetings. They have built a ping-pong table and have secured a radio, couches, and other furnishings. During the spring they have planned a trip to see two baseball games and also an all day outing at Starved Rock. The club has been very active and have had an enjoyable year. Letterman's Club First Row: Donald True, Fred Cotner, Coach Butts, Robert Girdler, Donald Con- rady, Second Row: Warren McConnell, James Craig, Edward Elder, Frank Jordine. Third Row: Ralph Graham, Harold Smith, Harold Necessary, Donald Lee.