Moweaqua High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Moweaqua, IL)

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gfzfz Foreground Phyllrs Kung First Row Ruth Ann Federman Ruth Ann Shner Second Row Martha Austm Carolane Satterthwarte Barbara Bohlen Lorame Jordan Donnas Rettug Sylvua Reatherford Thnrd Row Mass Noren Amta Lambdm Evelyn Zmdel Barbara Cole Yvonne Barnes, Emily Bright Patsy Cole Julia Cole Gem Hardln Donna Ogden Betty Bea Top Row Lrnda Brooks Pat Jordan Joyce Hoewung Bonnie Potter GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION G A A officers for l955 56 were Presndent Barbara Cole Vlae Presldent Lorraine Jordan Secretary Treasurer Joyce Hoewung Hlstorlan Sylvia Reatherford The purpose of the club was to provude more athletucs than gurls could have In P E classes The gurls met one mght a week Some of the actrvrhes were basketball archery, soccer, table tenms, tumblnng, softball, and bcdmunton Awards were grven to those who earned poants for extra achvuty Socnal highlights of the club Included a slumber party bowllng, swlmmrng, and skating Fnnancnal prolects were sellnng megaphones, homecoming puns, doughnuts, and hot chocolate, and havung a paper drnve 39

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fylajlofzeiien it M ' L, f,,.5lDiWf--'YF' '!5Wl ', I 'f - -4 ' 's Sfif' '9e.i i .M ' smug Starting left clockwise: Rose Marie Stanger, Bonnie Potter, Sandra Dowd, Judy Bulkley, Phyllis King, Patsy Cole, Linda Wooters, Barbara Jordan, Donnas Rettia. Linda Brooks. The Maiorettes performed for a number ofthe basketball and football games this year. They also marched with the band in a Homecoming parade at Normal. This was the first year for the twirlin cor s This bein their first ear the are to 9 P - 9 Y 1 Y be commended For the work they have clone. 2 yy

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fl l,AlfLCZ!L1.ClfZfd nv' Furst Row Mass Bunton Karen Kemper Juduth Waltz Glea Wundels Elenor Jordan Donus Collier, Esther Hoewcng Second Row Merle Bolt Pat Shner Leona Srnka Janet Coffey Wnlma Howse Sharon Maller Beverly Badman Howard Sarver Thrrd Row Lucllle Dickerson Emll lsken Patsy Cole, Bob Bohlen Leo Ann Jesse Paul Dobson Sue Eckhordt Larry Adamson Mary Coffey Sharon Stmer LIBRARY STAFF The Moweaqua Hugh School can rlghtfully be proud of nts lrbrary which serves more than three hundred people The llbrary consists of 2379 volumes of books, 35 maga zanes, 450 fulmstrlps, and a good supply of audro vrsual and equrpment The lnbrary has 544 pamphlet excerpts from the National Geographic magazme and a good collectron of clippings The average carculatuon of books and magazrnes per month rn l955 T956 was 4991, and the audio visual aid equipment had an average cnrculatuon of 40. The library staff was commended for the exoeptsonally good service rendered in 1955 56. 40 0 s - I' A 44 . , ey 'F D5 i , . - . , ' . ' ... .. . 'A' -' tmp - lr Q -an ,J ., Q Y A Q '. 'mr .1 , , I . 1 . 5 f 1 I 5. W ' ' ca Q u,-d, A Q U U l 'A It 7 I I I I I : I I I I I 1 I ' 3 r 1 r I r ' 1 I ' . . . . . O .. . . . . . . . . . . . ,