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Ll ,vlrzyd 5' iv. Allied Youth Ollicers adver- tise their lirst meeting of the year. Eddie Miller. treasurer: Jenny Kirsanow. president: Bob Bazemore. sergeant-ab arms: Carolyn Engle, historian: Beverly Lundquist. chaplain: Diana Kaskowicz, correspond- ing secretary: Carolyn Webb. recording secretary: Bob Mic- kles. vice-president. -.,!,!Hg2'.1..s5,. A Y M embers Attend Cenferenee I HAVE YOUR CAKE and eat it too could have been the slogan adopted by Allied Youth this year. Every week after school the hard-working club members could be seen selling brownies to hungry Stings. These brownies satisfied many a sweet tooth and at the same time provided funds to help send AY representatives to Buck- hill Falls, Pennsylvania, for the annual National Allied Youth Planning Conference. At this conference Allied Youth members from many difierent sections of the United States met and discussed the problem of alco- holism and how it may be controlled. Sponsored by local churches, Marguerite Katsch, Jenny Kirsanow, and Shirley Macfarlan attended this meeting from Miami High. The members of this club further tested their salesmanship by selling blue and gold mega- phone pins to loyal Stingarees. But AY members didn't spend all their time selling. The purpose of Allied Youth is to have fun without the use of alcoholic beverages, and the members of the Miami High chapter had their share of fun. Dungaree socials and come- as-you-are parties kept both prospective and regularly attending members' social calendars well filled. With panel discussions and guest speakers, AY meetings were interesting and educational. Guiding the many activities of this club was their new sponsor, Mr. Max Smith. Working with him first semester were Jenny Kirsanow, presidentg Bobby Mickels, vice-presidentg Caro- lyn Webb, secretary: and Eddie Miller, treas- urer. Second semester ofhcers were Jim Wy- man, president: Jenny Kirsanow, vice-president: Marguerite Katsch and Nancy Starkstein, sec- retaries: and Harry Long, treasurer. Ai i un xoum sn smarts. F11-,ir rmr: Macfarlan. Peach, Norman. Hunton. P. Macfarlan, Lang. Fox. Raylield, Meyer, Otis, Krause. Lucas. Svvwifl rmv: Alder. Botlamer, Engel. Tibbits, Webb. Bazemorc. Shaw, Campbell. Reed, Smith. Kaskowiel, Peace, Lundquist, Hughes, Kurtz, Weissensee.
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