Pekin High School - Commentator Yearbook (Pekin, IN)

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G.A.A. Back Row Io Ann Bohannon, Ruth Ann Morgan Elna Wrllrams Mrs Hrlton Margre O Bryan Donna Rrchard, Maxrne W1ngf1eld Dorothy Crume Phylhs Wrngfleld Dorothy Wrrght Janlce Hoskms, Judy Ooley Betty Smrth Helen Tunc1l Jean Thompson Mlddle Row Karen Marshall Joan Sears, Marrlyn McKown Jean Brerly Luc111e Grbson Maxrne Roberts Betty Lewrs Frances Crume Rose Mane Gray Front Row Joan Thompson Shrrley Temple Mary Walker Barbara Campbell Connre Smrth Mrldred Iwale Lols Jean McCarty Anrta Karr Marrlyn Mrller Sharon O Bryan ACTIVITIES AND PROJECTS The Grrls Athletrc Assocratron 1S a club to promote better health develop leadershrp to conduct work 1n a busrness lrke manner to grve the grrls extra currrcular actrvrty to the form of play, and to promote happrness rn all therr work To become a member of the G desrgnated actrvrtres of the club Our marn project thrs year was selhng basketball schedule penclls and Eton caps rn the school colors Nlumerals are awarded to the Junror grrls who have partrcrpated rn the re qurred acttvrtres Letters are awarded to the Senror grrls who have earned frve hundred pornts from the drfferent actrvrtres The benror grrls who have been a member of the club for four Offrcers Mrs Hrlton bponsor Joan Thompson Secretary Rose years each recerxe a prn Marre Gray Presrdent Ruth Morgan Treasurer and Jean Thompson Vrce presrdent 0 . . . . . ' I I ' I I . . . . , ' . . . ' . ' . . , . I . ' ' , Z , . , . . . . ' . D . ' . . g : I , I I I l l U I , . . A . ' . . , . n . . . . . , . ' . . - . , . . - . . . , A. a girl must earn fifty points in the I J V . , . x ' . , , 1 .Q V I y I '12 . ' N , . . . - p I A ' I X I . 4 . - . . ' 2 - ' . ' : , : , ., . ' ,'. ' 3 A . 3 I 1 ' A -

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MODER MISS if Front Ron Norma Hall Judy Garrett Sue Warren Jean Thompson Margie O Bryan Rose Xlarre Gray Betty Lenis Anita Karr becond Row Olrxe Lee Jo Anna Sullixan Judy Loxell Janet Losson Darlene Burkhart Joan Thompson Barbara Campbell Karen Marshall Third Ron Donna Rickard Jean Bierly Mary Walker Janice Hoskins Maxine Wingfield Llna Xlrlliams Virginia Mahuron Judy Ooley Ruth Ann Nlorgan Patty Williams Dorothy Brough Back Row Mrs Baker Dorothy Wright Lois Jean McCarty Dorothy Crume C arrnelita Nlytrs Betty Smith Connie Smith, Alma Losson Joellen C hurchman Sharon Bron n lrnestrnc Wells The Modern Miss Club of Pekin High School organized in 1945 by Dorothy Motsinger their first President sponsors the promotion of attractive characteristics in the girls of Pekln High School The club has had panel discussions movies and speakers on such toprcs as grooming etiquette dating appropriate dress personality traits and citizenship Each year a girl is chosen to represent the club as Pekin s OFFICERS Modern Miss so far we have had ten outstanding girls Sue Warren Vice presldem representing our Club They are Pauline Linn Juanita Moms, Marjorie Targonskr Faye Marshall, Emogene McFelea Betty Baxter Betty Wilson Sue Dennis Ginger Baker Geraldine Fisher. Xlargie O Bryan President Rose Marie Gray Secretary Jean Thompson Treasurer

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Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Back Row: Larry Lang, Charles Mullins, David Naugle, Gary Souder, Gerald Dixon, Roger Lang, Larry Brough, Harold Schocke. Donald Walton, Glenton Terrell, Larry Kay, Charles Rose, Dale Karr, Dale Lagle, Barney Schocke, Jay Hortenberry. Keith Martin, Donald Lewellyn, David Axsom, Donald Walker, David Brown, Mr. Jones, Merwyn Fisher, Jerry Hein, Billy Miller, Bob Weller, Wayne Fessel, William Gibson, Gary Price, Alva Brown, Roy Purlee, Jackie Hollrah, Tommy Gray. Billy Roberts, Perry Motsinger, Ronald Brown, David Blankenbaker, Wayne Lucas, Harold Baker, Billy Kuntz, Glenn Applegate, Claude Knight, Billy Marshall, Clarence Rose, Lloyd Markland, Norman Fleming. HISTORY The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of, by and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools. It is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and roots in a definite part of the school curriculum--vocational agriculture. The Future Farmers ot America is a non-profit farm youth organization striving for the development of leadership, the building of a more permanent agriculture, and the improvement of country life. There are four degrees of active membership--Green Hand, Chapter F. F. A. SWEETHEART Alma Losson Farmer, State Farmer and American Farmer. The local chapter determines the individual's advancement in the first two degrees. The State determines the third, and the National organization confers the fourth degree. This organization was founded in the fall of 1928 at Kansas City, Missouri. Chapters are now located in all states, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Indiana was the Igth state to receive a chapter from the National organization. Each year the state convention is held at Purdue University. Each chapter is allowed two voting delegates at the convention. At the present time some 320 chapters make up the Indiana Association.