Huntingburg High School - Optimist Yearbook (Huntingburg, IN)

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HI- and TEENS Partners in the H. H. S. camp are the Hi-Y and Y-Teens. Captained by Mr. Richardson and Mrs. Little, these two organizations joined together to sell hot dogs, cokes, popcorn, and ice cream at basketball and foot- ball games. Coming to the assistance of the needy, they prepared baskets of food and purchased clothing at Christmas. The Y-Teens likewise helped the Pack-a-Towel drive by puttin' up several towels for overseas children. These clubs also led an anti-booing campaign to promote better sportsmanship at basketball games. They enlivened this year's journey by cavortin' about at the Hi-Y's party for the Y-Teens. ...gal OFFICERS President Ierry Schwartz Vice-President Clinton Stork Secretary Tom Smith Treasurer lim Uebelhor OFFICERS President Donna Clark Vice-President Norma lean Knust Secretary Martha Riester Treasurer Pat Fresori Chaplain loy Hilsmeier

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H U N T E R S ' ODGE-CCDUNCIL For that after-the-game coke, Hunting burg's Teen-Hgers gather 'round the bar at the Hunters' Lodge. On week- ends they enjoy dancing, playing pool, ping pong, and other games. Even loafing in the attractive new lounge has become fun. Responsible for these activities is the council led by le r r y Schwartz, Betty Wicker, and loy Hilsmeier. ,The GLC To take care of the student caravans that rush to the library to pan out in- formation for their various courses, we have the Girls' Library Club. Commanded by a new constitution and a new sponsor, Miss Knight, these girls keep order on our book shelves as well as dust, catalog, and preserve our reading material. National Book Week was observed by making posters, conducting polls on the students' favorite books, reading stories to grade children, and entertaining themselves at a party. Officers for the year included Betty Wicker, Iudy Klosterman, Vivian Schnellenberger, Wanda Hall, and Clesta Winkler. 27