Litchfield High School - Licohi Yearbook (Litchfield, IL)

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NN L H1 HILI' 1 mW lf HN L FL ILI. N SQLHTITT WOYITI GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIO I C -X if - -, ix X .K1Xj- Tht C A A started in this war viith i bumptr erop of our 115 mtmbers In September vit held our first meeting in tht form of .1 trtasure hunt ind plans sure madt to get tht organizttion in fu suing igiin Gym classts vnert stirttd ilong vtith extra turrieulir ittixities of tunnis irehtrx ind bowling In Ottob r initiated the frwhmtn in .1 way they wont forget for .1 onv time. In Novtmbl-r a Thanksgiving Party was held and the cap- tains selected their ttams for intramural games. In addition Ci.A.A. girls offered to Sell basketball season tickets and if wt do say so ourselves did a pretty good job of it! Two teams were esmhlishud and the team which sold the most tiektts was enter- 'liwemy -fu

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urs. Xvaller llislmp Xliss Christina Wfilser Nlrs. C, If. Olinger Pr'i'i1ifi'r1l Mrs. Aloe Ciomlicrg Vlcu-l'ruiiifi'f1f Si'i'rt'lilrj 7'rm1sl4n'r PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION The Parent-Teacher Association of the Litch- Held Community High School chose for its topic for the year 1943-44 one that is of timely in- terest to all during this war period- The Protec- tion of Youth on the Home lfrontf' iv The October meeting was L1 get-acquainted meetingg both parents and teachers were intro- duced. The Home and the School was the iss '92 hf 'X , sv S 25501 L ,, C53 iw ' P 'sis X-Try V 5 W gi i,'.illi.Qi TL . I9 topic for discussion. Mr. L. J. Hill, principal, was the speaker. The fathers were responsible for the November meeting. Mr. Walter F. Cirotts, former Superintendent of Schools of Montgomery County, spoke on Hlfathers' Re- sponsibility Toward Youth. The December theme was The Place of the Church in the Edu- cation of Youth. liather Lawler of the St. Mary's Church was the speaker. The Need of Culture Influences was dis- cussed by Reverend Herbert Lohr of the Pres- byterian Church at the january meeting. The lfebruary meeting was a joint meeting of all the as-.ociations in observance of l5ounder's Day. Health Standards as .1 means of protection of the youth on the home front was the theme of the March meeting. The April meeting was a panel discussion with high school pupils and par- ents discussing the subject, Youth in Conflict XY'ith the Authority of the Familyf, The May meeting. the last meeting of the year. was a joint meeting of all P. T. A's. The Parent-Teacher Association was responsible this year for raising funds to purchase half of the band uniforms. QC.NV.j Twenty-three

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