Martinsville High School - Mavahi Yearbook (Martinsville, VA)

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i V M IIMHSA CHAPTER Ill GIltlS' HI-Y President ,,..,..,.,., ..... R uth Groves First Vice-President ...... ....... I ris Atkins Second Vice-President ..... .... F rances Turner Secretary ............... .... F rances Newman Treasurer ..... ....... P atsy Stultz Chaplain .... ......... . - ............. Ann Brodie Sponsors ..... .......... M iss Wray, Miss Bell, Miss Ellett This year's activities were high lighted by the November State Conference. Since that time the club has given careful attention to a defense plan of Home Nurs- ing and First Aid. They have raised money in order to give help to needy families and to give their Mother-Daughter entertainment. The Bible Study Course for this year was planned by all Hi-Y clubs and held at chapel periods so that the entire student body could participate in the study course. C297

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STATE Ellllfflif Ut lil liIItlS' HI-Y lIlllBS On the week-end of November 7, 8, and 9, 1941, the Alpha and Omega Chapters of the Girls' Hi-Y Clubs in Martinsville were hostesses to the Girls' Hi-Y Clubs of Virginia. About one hundred out-of-town delegates attended the conference which had as its theme Spiritual Defense . 'One of the highlights of Friday evening was an interesting talk on Personality Development given by Dr. M'Ledge Moffett, Dean of Women at Radford State Teach- er's College. Saturday morning a discussion on Boy and Girl Relationship was led by Mrs. R. E. Payne of Roanoke. Saturday afternoon the delegates attended a football game tsaw Byrd beat usl, and a tea given by Ruth Groves, state president of Hi-Y. Saturday evening at the Forest Park Country Club they were entertained at a banquet. Sunday morning in the high school auditorium the new state officers were installed in a simple but very impressive service. Immediately afterwards the delegates Went to the Episcopal Church to hear Rev. Charles Fishbourne. The Conference was inspirational and most successful Cand getting ready for it plenty of hard Work and funll. The idea of all Hi-Y work is illustrated by this symbol which was used in the in- stallation service on Sunday morning. crew 'sperm NV313 , THMUQE SiX0dS 3 cttw SQHQLAESI-41? C287

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M' LQ-gyfyr sf WWW' MPHA CHAPTER lil lilRlS' HI-Y lflllll President ,...A.. .... L ouise Henry Acker Vice-President .... ....,..,.... A nn Fox Secretary e...v --..-Norma Feldman Treasurer- .,.. .,...................... B etsy Gravely Sponsors ............ Miss Miller, Miss Gillespie, Miss Boyd ln the past year the Alpha l'liY Club has accomplished the followinq: l. A sort of capsule week was held to establish a feeling of fellowship between the members. 2. At Christmas time the members had a party, and Christmas baskets were dis- tributed. 3. The members took part in the Victory Book Campaiqn. 4. The Club took part in the Bible Study Course and the Hi-Y Conference. 5. The members have taken Home Nursing. 6. The Alpha Hi-Y has tried to promote a high standard of scholarship for its members. C307 V ml N W