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Page 24 text:
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Red Cross One, please. One whaf? Cup of milk, of course. The Red Cross organ- izafion af fhe high school again spon- sored fhe milk bar in fhe lunchroom. This was iusf one of fhe many worfh- while profecis fhaf fhe very worfhwhile Junior Red Cross sponsored. Nuf cups and favors were made for fhe l.0.0.F. Home for Thanksgiving. A special Easier parfy was held for fhe crippled children. A counfy council of Junior Red Cross represenfafives was formed fhis year fo help gain ideas for meefings and projecfs. Two sfudenfs from each fown in fhe counfy were senf once a monfh fo ihe council held af fhe Red Cross office in Mason Cify. The Red Cross officers don'+ seem fo be paying loo much afienlion fo whal is before llwem. L. fo r. are: Sandra Albaugh, vice-presidenlq Darlene Clark, presi- denig Sue Moff, freasurer. Today's milk salesmen are Ida and Lula Schuler. Members of ihe Red Cross were very acfive lhis year Firsf row, I. fo r.: Darlene Clark, Sandra Albaugh, Ann elle Parson, Sharon Tisor, Lulu Schuler and Dixie Spencer. Second row. il. fo r.: Miss Fullerion, Donna Briggs, Susan Moll, Linda Merrill, Sharon Barlow, Mary Peierson ani Mary Coloff.
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Margarei Bra kel This is Margaref.Brakel adviser Money, money, money! This was fhe cry of fhe Hi-Tri girls as fhe year progressed fo an end. The reason for fhis oufbursf was fo finance a frip. Many profecfs, such 'as dances, car wash days, bay's week and babysiffing were complefed fo acquire fhe necessary funds for fhe frip. The members all parficipafed in fhese projecfs and helped fo increase fhe enfhusiasm among lhe club members. The fop qualify of inferesf in fhe club was carried ouf by fhe many oufsfanding programs and speakers af fhe meeiings fhrough- ouf fhe year. And of course, no one will ever forgef fhe wonderful Sweef- hearf Formal, which Hi-Tri sponsors annually. The spring banquef was a successful end fo a successful year. Queen of Hearfs for 1954 was Judy Beamish. Her affendanfs were Barbara Lyfle and Jackie Brunsfein. The royal group was chosen by The sfudenf body as 3 'Q .5 sf' Sweefhearl candidafes. sealed I. +o r.: Judy Bearnish, Jackie Brun- sfein and Jo Ann Twifo., Sfanding are Barbara Lylle, Sandra Levinson, Mary Lou Merkel and Mary Ann Pross. fo reign over fhe Sweefhearf Formal. 'BNN-..,,, Cabinef members of Hi-Tri include: officers, firsi row I. fo r.: Nancy DeSar+, secre+aryg Darlene Clark, lreasurerg Barbara Lyfle, presidenfg and Joyce Miller, vice-president Cabinel members include: Judy Schullz, Dee McPherren, Sandra Levinson, Lilly Angel and Virginia Erickson. Absenf from the piciure are: Moreen Laird, Kafhryn Jensen, Ervilla Goodnow, Marilyn Parks and Marilyn Oisby. 19
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Meel' MBXlI'le EI'lel'ldSOl1 sponsor Maxine Erlendson lvf' Keeping 'lhe club moving smoolhly are lhe officers. L. 'lo r.: Geraldine Wiligen, corresponding secre- 'laryg Deanna Sclmaper, vice-presidenh Deanna Blunl, presidenf. Sfanding: Kafhryn Doyle, lreasurer and Marilyn Osfby, secrelary. Tallring over a problem are l. lo r.: Marian Diclrerson, Beverly Myers, Deanna Blunf, Mary Kay Hrubelz and Margaref Bailey. Wiflr fhe aid of movies, speakers and observa- fions fhis group of 25 junior and senior girls learned abouf some of fhe many and varied phases of nursing. One of fhe highlighfs of fhis year's club was fhe annual field irip fo a specialized lrospifal. The club, under flre supervision of Maxine Erlendson, sponsored fwo candy sales a monfh plus bake sales in order fo raise money for fhe frip. Rafiala Marquez, Geraldine Wiligen, Deanna Schaper,
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