Joliet Central High School - Steelmen Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Proving Grounds for Nations' Young Women Through an organization called Tri-Hi-Y, girls learn to meet and solve problems which confront their community. By help- ing the less fortunate with Christmas and Easter food baskets, they practice good citizenship. Tri-Hi-Y is made up of twelve individual clubs. These clubs try to include in their program service projects. For these human- itarian deeds, they are rewarded with a social each month. Tri-Hi-Y's World of Fun is enthusiastically received by all who attend. A variety of entertainment is pro- vided for the entire evening. The finale of this event is a dance where the King and Queen for the World of Fun are o.n- nounced. Another social event which all the girls look forward to for months, and remember for years, is the annual Spring Dance. Held in early spring, the dance gives the girls a chance to select the escort of their choice! A Tri-Hi-Y member is provided with many fond memories. Some of these are sad and touching while others are happy and frivolous. All of these memories, how- ever, give her pride in her community, her club, and herself. Finds Identity in Y.M.C.A. Programs TRI-HI-Y COUNCIL Tri-Hi-Y Council is composed of two delegates from each club. These girls Ioyce Williamson. Geri Roman. Lu Lisdero. Lynn Lamp. ROW TWO: Cherie are responsible for coordinating all Tri-Hi-Y activities. Such as: World of Gergman, Karen Lindblad, Carol Dolasin, Beverly Kusnik, Kathy Matesie. Fun, Spring Dance, and the Pre-Easter Breakfast. ROW ONE: Rose Nancy Sklenor, Pam Getzen. Levonian tgirl's directorl left to right: Sue Allen, Ginnie Meir, Iackie Lauer, 208

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Junior Girls' Tri-Hi-Y Clubs TRIO-PLICA ROW ONE: Rosalie Fassiotto. Sponser: Susie Pearson, Ann Grinton, Susan Grimpe, Betsy Fields, Vice-President: Carol Erckmann, President. ROW TWO: Ioan Ferguson, Sponser: Sue Allen, Ginnie Meier, lane Iorgensen, Nancy Sehring, Disciplinearian. f SIGGI-AK!-KI ROW ONE: Linda Iones, Barb Boban, Secretary: Holly Smith, President: Kay Williams, Vice-President: Alene Taras. ROW TWO: Bonnie Matesi, Geri Ro- man, Donna Ross, Iudy Kraker, Lonnie Thurelby. PLEADES ROW ONE: Sally Neese, Spenser: Ei- leen Harvey, Marilyn Sleyko, Treas- urer: Gladys Matzke. Vice-President: Iune Swango, President: Helen Aultz. Sec.: Cheri Douglass, Iudy Har- memin. ROW TWO: Debby Sherman, Iudy Wahtola, Ginny Warthen, Betty Gerencir, Cheryl Simpson. Nancy Sheets, Kathy Davidson, Cheryl Bar- rett, Sue Rogers. ROW THREE: Pat Riley, Marie Cassani. Georgia Patten, Karen Burkhardt. Mary Ellen Stina, Ioyce Huml, Ioyce McBride, Iackie Wynne, Cindi Iolly.