Perry High School - Eclipse Yearbook (Perry, IA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL To aid in establishing a firmer rela- tionship between the faculty and the stu- dent body is the main purpose of Perry l'ligh's student council. The organization operated as one body cove-ring both junior high and senior high until I944. It was then separated into two councils-junior and senior high. The senior high council met Mondays during homeroom period. lt's officers were Clarence Dettmann, president: Klaudette Diddy, vice-president: Elizabeth Ray, secretary-treasurer. Committees which composed the stu- dent council were: spirit, citizenship, gen- eral asserrrbly, lost and found, art, social, Back Row-Dick Mau, Richard Fish. jerry Speck, Donald Hill, Bud Dettmann and Harry Rubinson. Second Row-Keith Bowman, Eliz- safety and recreation center. These com- mittees were used for both junior and sen- ior high councils. The general assembly committee had charge of all the programs which were pre- sented during the year and this included the publicity and announcements of the program. The lost and found committee was a very important one as they had charge of the lost and found department in the prin- cipal's office and this meant that a mem- ber of the council had to be there before and after school for a certain length of time. abeth Ray, Pat Smith, Alberta Petty, and Keith johnson. Front Row-Jean Seaton, Sue Stolcely, Gweneth Roberts, Norma Randolph, Klau- dette Diddy, and Shirley Snyder. i

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SENIORS mm. 'rl-mM.xsc.N Billy Art, 8, homeroom officer. 10. 11, attendance messenger, 11, Hi-Y, 12. RONALD M. TOLLE Rude Art, 8, 9, band, S, chorus, S, 93 homeroom officer, 8, 9, 10g basketball, 93 Christmas program, 91 foot- ball, 93 Intramurals, 9, 10, 11, stagecraft, 9, 10 115 Hi-Y, 12, class secretary, 12. HILAH JANE WILCOX Willie Art, 8, Christmas program. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12: chorus, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, declam, 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 home- room officer. 85 band, 9, 10, 11, 12: drama, 9, 10, 113 operetta, 19. 11: vocal soloist, 9 10, 11, majorctte. 9, 10. 11, 123 Y-Teen, 10. 11, 123 play, 10, 12, speech club 123 Hhuspians, 11. 123 instrumental soloist, 11. 12: Telital staff. 12: pep club. 12, National Honor So- ciety. 12. 1 LOU ANN WOOD Louie Art, 8 9, 10, 11, 12, chorus, 8, 9, declam, 8, 9: intramurals, 8, 9, 10, 11, Christmas program, 9' drama, 9. 103 G. A. A., 9, 10, 11L homeroom officer, 9 105 student council, U: Y-Teen, 10, 11, 12, speech. 10: extemporaneous speaking, 12, National Honor So- ciety, 123 librarian, 123 pep club, 12. DUANE WORKMAN Digger Art, 8: chorus, 8, football, 9, Hi-Y, 11, 125 home- room officer. 8, 9, 10, 114 track, 11. GEORGE YETTER Junior Drama. 11, 12, Christmas program, 12, chorus 12: extemporaneous speaking. 123 Hi-Y, 12: interpre- tive reading, 121 radio speaking, 12, speech cluh, 12 Attended Leon High School, Leon, Iowa, 8, 9. 10 Chorus, 8: class officer. 8: Latin Club, 95 operetta, 8 class president. 123 National Honor Society. 12. NORMA J. WAUDBY Norm Intramurals, 12, pep club, 12. Attended Callahan Junior High School, Des Moines, 8, 9, Roosevelt High School. Des Moines, 10. 11 and first semester of 12' Christmas program. 8. 9: chorus, 8, 95 intramurals, art. 10, 11: class officer, 11. 20

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G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was or- ganized to stimulate and plan a wholesome program of physical activity which con- tributes to the all around development of high school girls. The officers were June Davis, presi- dent: Jean Courtney, vice-president: Joyce Landals, active secretary: Hilah Jane Wil- cox, treasurer: Mavis Clements, inactive secretary: Helen Morain, sports manager: Sue Stoltely, program chairman: Delores Challands, recording secretary. This year the G. A. A. organization sponsored a bake sale, the girls' intramural basketball games, a G. A. A. hike and a float in the homecoming parade. A letter P is awarded to those girls earning 500 points. A pin is awarded to each girl earning i000 points. The points are given for activities such as bicycling, hiking and dancing. The organization did not meet during school hours but met every other Wednes- day noon. G. A. A., Top Picture-June Davis, Delores Challands, jean Courtney, Helen Morain, Mavis Clements, Sue Stoltely, Hilah ,lane Wilcox. Y - TEEN The Y-Teen organization is a branch of the Young Womens' Christian Associa- tion. lt was elective for any girl in the sen- ior high and had a l00 percent member- ship of II6 girls this year. The officers for the year were: pse- sident, Doris Hunt: vice-president, ,lean Seaton: secretary, Mavis Clements: trea- surer, Marilyn French: social chairman, Betty Parsons: program chairman, Nada Lou Meier: worship chairman, Rosalie McDonald: music chairman, Rona Dee Scheib and publicity chairman, Pat Smith. Jean Seaton was elected district vice- president at the district meeting held at Storm Lake in November. The girls made cloth dolls for chil- drens' homes as a project this year, and held a tea for the members' mothers in connection with installation of new offi- cers. Miss Esther Smull sponsored this or- ganization. Y-Teen, Bottom Picture- Back Row-Doris Hunt, Patricia Smith, Rosalie McDonald, Mavis Cle- ments, Rona Dee Scheib. Front Row-Jean Seaton, Nada Lou Meier, Marilyn French, Betty Parsons.