Monrovia High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Monrovia, IN)

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GIRLS 4-H Clues OF NDNRDE AND GREGG TomSHIRS TIERE WIRRE SIXTY sms ENRJLLED IN FDUR 4-H CLLBS DURING THE SLIMER MDNTHS. FI TYRTI-REE GIRLS COMPLETED ONE HUNDRED AND NINE PROJECTS AND THREE CF THE FOUR CLUBS WERE STANDARD CLUBS COMPLETING ALL TI-E REQUIREMENTS AND RECEIVING A Gt1.D SEAL.. IN TEE NUNTY SHOW THE GIRLS woN TWENTY-NINE ELUE RIBBONS AAD TWENTY EIGHT RED ONESC EAD-I CLUE MET EVERY Two WEEKS DURING THE CUIIMER, TH: LAST MEETINB wAs A PICNIC FOR EACH CLUB THE JUS SEW So CLUB HAD FIFTEEN MEMBERS. THEY wERE MARTHA VAN DFN BOSCH, Juv- IDR LEADER, JOAN EDNARDS, PRESIDENT, ROSE MARIE HADLEY, VICE PRESIDENT, ROSALIE CREWS SECRETARY, JEAN PFNTRY, REPORTER, ALBERTA WEDDLE, HEALTH AND SAFETY, COANIE KIRK SONS LEADER, CPAL JANE QLUNK, ELIZABETH VAN DEN BOSCH, LILA JUNE BLOIS, VARALDU DIL LON, INA MARIE MCKINNEY, MARY LDUISE PATRICK, OLARICE JEAN PATRICK, AND MARJORIE WEDOLEA LEADER. THE MEMBERS WERE MARY ALICE JACRSDN, PRESIDENT, ALICE JEAN PHASE, VICE PRES IDENT, MARY LOUISE TINCHER, SECRETARY, DELDRES SUIDERLAND, GAME LEADER, DOROTHY DIS NEY, SONG LEADER, ELSIE Lou KIND, HEALTH AND SAFETY, AND PAULA SUE KAUFMAN. THE WINSDMETTE CLUB AI-D SEVENTEEN MEMBERS, RUTH ANN HJBSON wAS JUNIOR LEADER Am PRESIDENT. THE OTHER MEMBERS WERE JACQUELINE KENNORTHY, VICE PRESIDENT, DELORES LATTA, SECRETARY, FLORENCE MAE LDNIS, SONS LEADER, GEORGANM GENTRY, REPORTER, BETTY BLOONER, BETTY Lou COLLINS, RUTH DARNELI., BETSY HACKER, SHIRLEY MARLEY, DCROTHY SENN, PHYLLIS JEAN SHIELDS PATTY QJTTON, ELIZABETH SFERBLRNE, RDRERTA LANHAM, AND BARBARA JAGGERSE THE THIMSLE TIMBALE CLUB OF GQEGG TGWNSHIP HAD FIFTEEN NEMBERS. THoSE COMPLET ING 'D-EIR WCRK WERE ESTHER HJRT, JUNIOR LEADER, JUIXNITA KIVETT, JUNIOR LEADER, DON- CLA PETERSEN, PRESIDENT, JANE KIVETT, VICE PRESIDENT, FLORINE VJooDs, SECRETARY, LORIIE wooos, REPORTER, JUDITH KIVETT, SDNS LEADE2, JOAN GRAHAM, GAME LEADER, RDSALIE BUCH- ANAN, CARCL BLRN4, UARIE PETERSEN, MARTHA SNOPE, AND PEDSY WILLIAMS. FGWEST FIRE FIGHTERS '44' TIE aovs oF IfomovIA HIGH UNJERTOOK A New Joe TI-E FIRST IAART OF VDVBBER WIEN TIEY WERE CALLED T0 HELP FIG-IT TI-E FOREST FIRES THAT WERE RAGINQQ THE FIRES wERE SGJTH cr MONROVIA Am Anoum PATTON PARK. MOST OF TI-EIR ACTIDN WAS CENTERED ON TI-E FARMS OF STERDURNE AND BRAYQ TIE EQUIFMENT wAs FURNISHED BY THE STATE COOBERVATICN DFARTAENT AND wAS UADER TFE SUFERVISIDN CF STATE FOREST RAmER MILLER. TIE EQUIPKENT wAS MADE LP OF BACK PUMPS, RACNS, AND SHDVELS. THIS ALONG wITH THE CLOTHING AND HATS wcRN BY soME MADE A RUSDED LOOKING TRDDR. SDHE woRE ARMY SHDCK PELMETS, ovERA.LS, AND ARCTICSQ TI-E aovs wITH THE BACK PUBPS SDMEIIIHAT RESEVBLED THE LOOKS oF AN ARMY FLAME TI-RDIIER. AFTER ABOUT FCUR HDURS DF HARD FIGHTING TI-E F IRE WAS UNDER CONTROL BJT PATNL WENT ON UNTIL AFTER DARK THAT NIGHT. TI-E Rovs DID A FIVE Jos AND wERE VERY EFFICIENT- TI-EY HAVE RECEIVED AN AWARD FOR TIEIR WORK AND NGN EACH BOY Is AN EXPERXENPED FIRE FIGHTERQ Fu - 7 I , I ' THE JDLLY CDDKERS CLUB HAD EIGHT MEKBERS WITH Rose ELLEN DEEM AS TPE I-UNIOR