Howell High School - Torch Yearbook (Howell, MI)

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Glvuaizm fam? M4 anfihuzyd in the 4: kk K 1 . x J 4 Formal initiation being held for Junior Y-Teens S. Stickles, P. Blackmai- J. Blaine. V. Wolfe. J. Hoffman. B. Hoel, M. Belz. D. Morgan. C. Dieterle. and D. Dinkel. 1- 1 In fb Service to the school and community is the theme of the Y-Teens with various club projects holding the interest of the groups: ushering at school functions, col- lecting canned goods at Christmas time, checking coats at basketball games. engrav- ing pens, and presenting the school with useful gifts. A Senior Y-Teens highlight is the annual style show given in the spring. President Margie Simmons giving some modeling tips to the Sen- ior Y-Teens. Senior Y-Teen members include: fstandingj Mrs. Remus. sponsor. N. Heller. N. Jubb, J. Bishop, G. Franks, K. Johnson, R. Richards, P. Dowen. B. Henning. J. Lounsberry. C. Marr, J. Harmon, M. White. CSittingJJ. Hayward. G. Henderson, S. Smith, D. Walker, K. Wonch, J. Bushrey, D. Pearson. R. Wailker. C. Wilnow. S. Hoover, R. Richards. P 3

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Real Scolclz kilfa alicia! you Za aaa Glnemleaclma. Sa f 1 , I it ' A Judy Davis Carol Slayton Beth Whalen Pat Sawdy Carol Michaels Kay Johnson Sporting new scotch kilts, our cheerleaders, led by captain Carol Michaels, proved to be the Highlanders' strongest rooters. Through thick and thin the cheer- leaders were always on the job, cheering our teams on. Theirs was a busy season planning all the pep-meetings, and making the new uniforms, besides keeping our students on their toes during each game. The Junior Varsity cheer- leaders rooted the second team on to victories during football and basketball sea- sons and were prepared to take over in the absence of any varsity cheerleader. Members of this year's Junior Varsity squad are:, P. Dowen, J. Klier, J. Hayward, and S. Bellinger.

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ef--nm, zf.4.e. ang! ,wif erm. Youth for Christ club president, Oliver Allbright, introduces the speaker of the day to his clubbers. The senior Hi-Y is a Christian organization composed of young men in grades 10-12, who believe in clean living, hard work, and healthful play. School service is one of the objectives of the club, and several projects were carried out during the year including obtaining a flag for the gym, mirrors for the lavatories, and repair of the bleachers in the gym. Hi-Y President, Ken Schimmelpfenneg, adds a little humor to his agenda. Members include Stan Warner, George Hayward Bill Earl, Glenn Gillett, Harold Haller, Oliver Allbright, Malcolm Cox, Mr. Fulk, advisor, Glen Meyer, Dick Schnacken- berg, Dick Meyer, and Jim Murphy.