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FIRST ROW: J. Kneeland, C. Nelson, E. Homer, S. Pulju, B. Shepard, J. Coler, K. Nettle. SECOND ROW: J. Zink, V. Schoof, J. Dunn, E. Nylund, M. Lambrix, C. Crittenden, I. Foley, S. Karl. THIRD ROW: J. Whyte, D. Stosted, I.. Fortner, K. Arpin, D. Drummond, N. Chilson, C. Montgomery. The, V.C.Y. Club is one of the older clubs of the school. It has a special purpose which is to promote Christian fellowship among the students. The officers are President, Ken Arping Vice-Presi- dent, Sharon Puljug Secretary-Treasurer, lrene Foley. The sponsor is Mrs. Burge who is taking over while fVlrs. Gaither is ill and out of school. .Il Y. The Y-Teens are sponsored by the YWCA. Like the other school clubs, they play a part in social activities and have many social events planned. They have fund-raisin projects, u,sing the money for some worthy cause. The Y-Teens have a jub at the junior and senior high school. Their aim is: To grow as a person in mind and spirit S To grow in friendship toward people of all races To grow in knowledge and love of God. Y-Teen officers: Nancy Spamer, President, Fran Jobe, Vice-President, Carolyn Ziembec, Secretary, Sally Trinka, Corresponding-Secretary, Diane Spamer. Treasurer, Juanita Zink, Chaplain, Ruth Lenover, Inter club- counsel. FIRST ROW: J. Zink, C. Ziembiec, N. Spamer, F. Jobe, S. Trinka, D. Spamer. SECOND ROW: C. Kern, J. Vanderell, J. Hansen, D. Martin, S. Wolfe, B. Adkins. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Schultz, Advisor, C. McLeod, D. Nolte, R. Lenover, M. Hazard, P. Carr, M. Goode, C. Lee. F1
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