Mount Pleasant High School - Derrick Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, MI)

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X Ii.-ai illl Page Sixty Hi- Y Members Maynard Allyn Leon Barnes Leonard Barnes livart Bowerman Elmer Chaffee Ralph Chamberlin ileuel Cole Russel Collins Elwyn Dexter William Gover Kenneth Hummel Ralph Johnston Malcolm McShea Ralph Miller Carl Munson Paul Munson fleorpge Neebes Raymond Reid Eugene Ross Harold Stinson Donald Taylor Earl Webster Elmer Walling Norman Winslow Murray Young

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,r -M5112 A 'i- l- 3 9 History of the Girl Reserves IN SEPTEMBER 1925, the Girl Reserves started their-third year under theguidance of Miss Rank, with the following officers: Donna Barnes, president, Helen Ders- nah, vice-president, Letha Edmonds, secretaryg and Isabel Collin, treasurer. At the beginning of the second semester, Marguerite Sage took over Isabel Collin's office of treasurer. During the second week of school, an informal reception to all the girls in High School was given and any girls who were interested were invited to attend the regular weekly meetings. About forty girls availed themselves of this opportunity. Then, during the last week of October, a delightful Hallowe'en party was given for the members. In February we fostered the movie, The Blackbird. While selling tickets for this, the club was divided and the losers became hostesses at an Up-River Picnic given late in May. However, our motive is not entirely social, on January 19, Donna Barnes, Ruth Isbell, and Miss Rank represented us at the Girl's Conference at Jackson. On Feb- ruary 12-13, Miss Rank attended an Advisers' Conference at Grand Rapids. At the beginning of the second semester, the membership was opened to all Sophomore girls interested, and many girls joined at this time. These and the present Junior girls we leave to carry on the ideals of friendship and all-around-good-fellow- ship in M. P. H. S. -Josephine M. Donohue. Page Fifty-nine

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fi' , an .. . f f if - L ' Q The History of the Hi-Y Club THE Hi-Y Club of Mt. Pleasant High School enjoyed the most successful year of its existence. The activities of the club have been greater in number and far better than any previous year. It sponsored the best Father and Son Banquet ever given in Mt. Pleasant, sent sixteen delegates to the older boys' conference at Lansing, and its president to the Hi-Y Presidents' Training Camp, Camp Hayo-Went-Ha, at Torch Lake. The Mt. Pleasant Hi-Y Club has the rare distinction of sending its president, Harold Stinson, one of the three delegates to represent Michigan, to the World Court at the Helsengsfors, Finland. Its weekly programs have been very good and helpful. The spiritual needs were emphasized and spiritual growth was evidenced by its members during the year. The officers for the year were: Harold Stinson, presidentg Elwyn Dexter, secretaryg Maynard Allyn, vice-presidentg John Duguid and Evart Bowerman, each serving half of the year as treasurers, and Mr. Muyskens as advisor. -Elwyn Dexter. Page Sixty-one