Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

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.A. A. l ins'r now i,icif'l' 'ro mrzwr: llc-ne Aliowling, Dorn Vox, Nanny young, .lawkie Sharp, clllI'lSllllIl Fislier, Hue Dennis, Alarjoriv Nlnrtin, ll:-nluli lXl:1rsli:xll, Pzinline Wyinain, Mary Ruth Smith, filIlf.fl'l' linker, f'li:1rl1-ne llnll. Sicvown now: Mrs. llilton, Glencln Silers, Waniflu Spnnlrling, Shirley lfloyrl, lleity XYilson, Faye Lewis, K:lflll4'0ll Nl4'l'liv4-tons, 'rll0lIllIl llobson, .lnlixl Short, Jewel Pnrlee, .l:1nisl'ox, Virggiliin XY:1lton,l':irol Dennis. 'l'ninn now: line Nlzxrtin, l'lliz:ibetli Miller. liettv Baxter, Wilma liivkzirrl, June XYzule, folotzi N0l'l'iS,flID1llfllll lS, I .loyf'vXYrigli1, l olly Hush, Nellie lizita-lnun, llntli liuw. A The Girls Athletic Association is a club to promote better health, develop leadership, to conduct work in a business like manner, and to promote happiness in all work. To become a member of the G. A. A. a girl must make the required number of points at the beginning' of the year. There are 38 members at present. Out of these 38 members, the following officers were elected: Elizabeth Miller President, Ilene Bowling Vice President, Betty Baxter - Secretary, Faye Lewis Treasurer, Mar- jorie Martin ee News Reporter. Letters and numerals are given to mem- bers who earn the required points.

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GLEE CLUB l'llRS'I' now i,l4:if'l' 'ro lmalrr: lloima fil'0i'll, Margie liywator, Ginger Baker, Suv Dennis, Ulm-nnla Silvrs, Vlirislina l iQln-r Nlarioric Ami Martin, .lac-kic Sharp. Nana-v Young, .loycc Wright, l'olly Hush, Vorol IN-nnis. Nancy llall, Dora Vox, .lm-lain Walla-r, Shirley Floyd, Yalcria la-1-'l'lioii1:is, Sm-oxn now: Wilma Ri:-laaral, lfllizalwtli Miller, llac litta Martin, Ilvnc llowling, llarliaia lloyd. Opal Vurlis, Yola Hwm-ns, Wanda Sullivan, liorvtta l'urlv1-, liatlilcvn Mc-l'lws-ters, Mary Alirw- Vostin, .lanirv Vox, Mary lluih Smith lm-wvll lllll'll'l', l'aulim- Wyman, Mimi lioltcnlmali, llc-lllali Marshall, l'lllvn C'olglazi1'r, lmia laws: ii. lfayv l.1-iris, llvtly .lo l'v-if-v Volt-ta Norris .lam-Y Miller Elsie live Marv Rose, Betty Wilson, Anna .lom's, Mary Motsingvr, Shirley llall, Faro- Iyn firm-1-ii, Yi-riiis Pixlvy, Mr. Ulmlritlgc. Y A i rllllllilb now: Max .xllIll'l'S0ll, Goin- Tliompson, Dale Mc-Uoskcy, Gem' flllllltlllllllll, .Xllan llofinim-sicr. Varroll Tasli lm-ar Mimlvl. liolm lf:-ssvl, liarry Ooh-y, Newt lgllSll, llivliard flox, Marvin Kay, Ray Roll:-rts, Ii2lXYll'Ill'l' llroc-li, David- lioltwilmli, .li-rry Sharp, Peril la-wif, Tommy f'liurclmian, R01-rl Motsingcr, llcrrill llottc-l, llowaril ulilllliilvlll, Loraim- l'anliIm-. liolwrt liartanan, liolwrt l,l4'lil'l'lll, llosr-oe licarli, The Glcc Cluh under the supervision ot' Mr. Ei le Oldridge have had a very busy year preparing song for various occasions. On Armistice Day the choral gvouo sang scxcral songs and other special numbers. The Vliristmas Uperetta, Why the Chimes Rang, coneisted of a small group of High School Lew lil:uikm-iilmaki-i'. students and two grade students, Allen Mar- tin and Mickey Ooley. The Chorus sang during the program. The groups takes great pride in presenting their spring Operetta, The Bells of Beau- ioulaisf' which takes place in an Island off the coast of Normandy. 550