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H1-Y The Jefferson Township H1-Y Club was organized and ln- ducted December 8, 1945. Prominent officers from the Dayton District officiated in the candlelight ceremony held in the Methodist Church. Officers were installed during this ser- vice. Following this, talks were made to better acquaint the members with the workings of the H1-Y. The most impressive part of the service was when the boys lined up in the aisles while their mothers pinned the H1-Y pins on them, thereby establishing the family in connection with the chapter. During the service, excellent music was furnished by the high School Choir under the direction of Mr. Donald Morris. The officers elected and installed were: President Robert Black Vice President James Burtch Secretary Richard Nelson Treasurer Bud Kemper Chaplains Art Wisehart James Radcliffe The ourpose of the H1-Y is to create, maintain, and ex- tend a high standard of Christian character throughout the school and community. Membership is open to all high school boys if they care to join and live up to the standards of the organization. After the boys were made members, the Girl Reserves flattered them by having a oarty in their honor. Each girl brought a covered dish. After the boys had enjoyed them- selves by demolishing the food, a bingo game was held, with prizes for the winners. Some of the' members went to the sectional meeting at Dayton. Different subjects were talked over. The members went to those conferences that they had indicated on their admission cards that they wanted to hear. The boys, in conjunction with Mr. Sanders, their ad- visor, are working hard to make the H1-Y an asset to the school and community for years to come.
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