Perry Central Junior High School - Pillar Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Page 38 text:

Language Arts Club Chairman, Gordon McOuatg Assistant Chairman, Tom Davisg Secretary, Donna Green, Treasurer, Max Ashby. Sponsors, Mrs. Lovelace, Mr. O'Nei1l. The programs for the Language Arts Club were based on various language arts interest areas: speech, TV and radio, journalism, and drama. Second semester the members worked as assistants in the bookmobile. President, Jan Huber, Vice-president, Linda Bennett, Secretary, Janet Dine, Treasurer, Mary Ann Wacker. Sponsor, Mrs. Brewer. Home Economics Club t Latin Club The goal of the Home Economics Club is to help individuals improve personal, family, and com- munity living. Highlights of activities were a hair stylist demonstration, a talk by an exchange student, and a field trip to L. S. Ayres and J. C. Penney Stores. The Latin Club is made up of ninth grade students and is sponsored by Mrs. Thompson. During the club meetings they investigate the ancient Roman life through film strips and discussions. President, Melinda Mooreg Vice-president, David Strietelmeierg Secretary- treasurer, 'Vicki Verbosky. Sponsor, Mrs. Thompson.

Page 37 text:

President, Jackie Peters, Vice-president, Debbie Ruoffg Secretary, Cindy Henry, Treasurer, Lynette Ryker. Sponsor, Mr. Beechler. Pep Club Pep Club is the largest school organization to which students of all grades may belong. The purpose of the club is to support our teams to victory. The members of the Pep Club are required to attend at least three games during the season. Many of the members this year have purchased Panther booster pins. The cheerleaders along with Mrs. Peterson and Mr. Beechler plan the pep sessions. G.A.A. The Girls' Athletic Association is open to any girl at Perry Central who likes physical education. The club tries to promote good sportsmanship and provide good recreational activities. They take part in such activities as bowling, volley- ball, basketball, and track events. President, Karen Clark, Vice-president, Suzanne Duvall, Secretary, Sharon Pooreg Treasurer, Marlene Geiger, Reporter, Patty George. Sponsors, Miss Baird, Mrs. Beeler, Mrs. Tabeling.

Page 39 text:

Cl b President, Kate Gregoryg Vice-President, Suzanne Duvallg Sec- u retary, Pam Surface, Program chairman, Denise Ellis. Sponsor, MIS. Rund The Nurses Club is made up of eighth and ninth graders who would like to pursue a career in medicine. To help pursue their knowledge, the club, accompanied by their sponsor, Mrs. Rund, took a field trip to Methodist Hospital. Math Club The members of the Math Club are students wishing to further their math abilities or to perhaps make math part of their career. The members learn more about math beyond what is taught in the classes. The three basic study interests were the slide rule, coding, and elementary logic. Science Club The Science Club meets with Mr. Carson to discuss experiments and scientific topics. Each club member reports on experiments he has done. During the year they will discover many new and different things in the exciting world of science and the beyond.