Huntingburg High School - Optimist Yearbook (Huntingburg, IN)

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SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club of Huntingburg High School is affiliated with the Indiana junior Academy of Science and the Science Cluhs of America. lt was organized in our school to promote a greater interest in science. The cluh is made up of 25 members and is given a great deal of assistance by Nlr. Pellett. club sponsor. A program committee proxides the programs for each meeting. Guest speakers. films. and demonstrations by the students or Mr. Pellett make up most of the programs. The following students served as officers for the first semester: Howard McLaughlin President Charles Hachmeister Vice-President Don Sakel Secretary Albert Schoppenhorst Treasurer Clifford Seufert Program Chairman 27

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councxl lb one of the xounvest orframzatlons 1n Huntxngburg Hxgh School Its ur ose IS to s onsor extra currlcular act1x1t1es and to romote e P P P P P0llClCS of the school Representatn es are elected from each homeroom and the president and uce presldent must be elther yumors or semors The offxcers for thls xear are Bettx Heldorn Pres1dent Buddx Crandall X 1ce Pres1dent Xlartha Sxbrel Qccretarx Treasurer Nlr Ioehr -Xdxlsor The council takes the responslbllltx of the electlon and the croumng of a foot ball and basketball queen This xear the football coronatlon xx as on October 70 at the Nlltchell game The basketball coronatnon xx as on anuarx 19 xx hen ue play ed hosts to Blcknell The councll also sponsored the folloxxmg com ocatlons Nlongul the Niagxcxan The Brlttons The Allens The Bentlex Trlo For thls xear thex hope to estabhsh a HIOHIIOFX sx stem promote the use of llbrarx permlts and provlde the student bodx mth school dances ln the sprlnv 26 . : za . . 3 ' f - ' th ' 7 ' Q 5 a ' . 5. , e - g. . s , . . B 1 hr . - . , . . . ' . - o'

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Y-TEENS The Y-Teens were formerly known as the Girl Reserves. The name was of- ficially changed from Girl Reserves to Y-Teens on june 5, 1946. The Y-Teens are a junior branch of the Y.VV.C.A. and share in its functions. The purpose of the Y-Teens is to build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed bv our faith as Christians. ln this endeavor we seek to understand -lesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Y-Teens activities include football and basketball concessions, bake sale. Christmas caroling and donations to various Charitable organizations and an entertainment program for each meeting. The officers who led the Y-Teens this year were: President Vivian Schnellenberger Treasurer Xlelba XX arnsman X ice President Vangie Chase Chaplain Sandra Nix ers Qecretarx Ruth L'tz Sponsor 'Xlrs Hargis 28