Huntingburg High School - Optimist Yearbook (Huntingburg, IN)

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Y-Teens Directed by lVlrs. Little, the Y-Teens sold cokes, hot dogs, ice cream and popcorn at football and basketball games. They plan to brighten up the school yard by means of flower beds. They also plan to keep helping their pen pals overseas as much as possible by means of packages and letters. The following girls served as officers this year: Norma Jean Knust, President: Marilyn Pflug, Vice-Presidentg Ruth Utz, Secretaryg Vivian Schnellenberger, Treasurerg Joy Hilsmeier, Chaplain. Under the supervision of lVlr. Tucker, the members of Hi-Y also sold refreshnlents at football and basketball games. Two Hi-Y members, Richard Tredway and Keith Skelton, traveled to Marion, Indiana to attend the State lli-Y Convention and to learn what other clubs are doing to help their si-bool. The club has also helped to promote better sportsmanship at basket- ball games. OO 00 Clinton Stork, Keith Skelton, Vive Richard Tredway, Marvin Boeglin, Jack Lnkemeyer, if m 'E Hi- Y Officers President -President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain,

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Student Council This organization, inaugurated only three years ago in Huntingburg High School, is gradually achieving its purpose. Representatives are elected from each home room and the president and vice-president must he either juniors or seniors. The council works with the principal, the superin- tendent, and the teachers. The council's main purpose is to carry on extra-curricular activities and to further the policies of the school. The officers for this year are as follows: Doris ,lean Waddle, President, Ralph l'artenheimer, Vice-l'residentg Betty Heidorn, Secretary-Treasurerg lVlr. l.oehr, Advisor. The council has accomplished these things this year: it has edited the Student Council Spotlight, it has reported council activitiesg it has provided transportation to many out-of-town games, it has established a l,ost S1 Found Departmentg it has sponsored the liaskethall queen crowning: and it has sponsored the following convoeations: lflzie Brown, A Memory Wizard lflmer Marshall, llumorist and Dramatic lmpersonator The Melody Four Indiana University Men's Chorus Cole lVlarioncttes

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Commerce Club Nlt-lbs Miller President Luella Peters, Vice-President Pat Thomas, SCCTCWVY' Treasurer With the assistance of a new sponsor, Mr. Ritchey, the club meml have learned the techniques of operating different office machines and h taken several field trips to various places of business in Huntinvb The newsy Shotgun, distributed once a month, keeps us informed on current developments in our busy school life. These journalists proved themselves capable of shooting out the Shotgun . r., I Shotgun Staff Erlitor-in-lflzitil. li IM-imli-rfi-r .ffssistant lfdlifllf, ,Ii-an lwlanil Feature Editors, Juliana ltrvtz, Wanda Hall, Margie Dittuu-r Art Eilitor, llc-lrn Snyder .4ssistnnt Art Editors. Pat llvrla Elsie ,Ioan Svhube-rl Class Reporter, Ruth Utz lflub Reporters, ,Iam-I Krug:-r, lores Fischer Class Room Reporters, Pat lln' ,loyrc Trvdway llusir Reporter, Lu- Murray C-irls Sports Reporter, Barbara loit If o y s Sports Reporter, l r 0'llrivn. Don Salsa-I Business Mazinger. Mary Ann S ger Exrlmnge Eililor. Richard Tri-dway Aflrisor, Mr. Ritelu-y Typists, Nl a r j 0 r i 1' In-luukuhi Mary Lei' Jung:-, Anna M: Meyerholtz. Vivian Si-hnt-llvub gi-r. Juliana lin-tz, Carolyn Brave, Luella l'r'Ie'rs. Pat Thr 35.