Robinson High School - Robinillo Yearbook (Robinson, IL)

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Pep Club BOTTOM ROW—K. Inboden, J. Randolph, D. Glenn, J. Holmes, J. York, C. Moore, C. Ziegler, M. Willenborg, B. Teasley, J. Marbry, J. Rains, M. Moore, S. Mikeworth. SECOND ROW—L. Swartz, S. Hayes, D. Starwalt, J. Carter, S. Burke, B. Bashears, J. Stewart, J. Ditto, J. Wilson, B. Tennis, S. Ruse, N. Jones, S. Hamman, L, Zielger, C. Hall, J. McCall. THIRD ROW—J. Fox, T. Pearce, B. Newlin, D. Darnold, R. Milam, T. King, R. McCollouch, L. Lowrance, O. Weaver, J. Bonham, S. Sparks, S. Miller, M. Watts, M. Henderson, J. Hummel, R. McNabb. The Pep Club was so successful last year that it has been continued this year. Its object is to promote good school spirit and back the athletic teams of RHS. The cheerleaders for this year are Donna Sue Glenn, head, Sue Ruse, Susie Shepard, and Chloe Knoblett. BOTTOM ROW—R. Hayes, C. Hayes. SECOND ROW—J. Mikeworth, J. Kerins, D. Woods, S, Murphy, J. Paddock, R. Stanley, E. Bush, M. Osborne, C. Murphy. THIRD ROW—M. Mitchell, S. McGovern, W. McIntosh, E. Leonard, S. Shepard, C. Gilliat, S. Chronic, L. Tague, B. Drake, J. Allison, I. Crawford, D. Love, A. Carpenter, S. Darnold, S. Culver. FOURTH ROW—K. Steele, N. Willard, J. Brantly, R. Shackleford, J. Tedford, B. Lingafelter, M. Poorman, C. Williams, G. J. Bon- ham, N. Putnam, C. Alumbaugh, J. Whitten, M. Hayden, J. Bond, C. Montgomery, L. Palmer, P. Adams. FIFTH ROW— S. Hendricks, V. Lindsay, M. Johnson, H. Montgomery, C. Knoblett, P. Lloyd, B. Chapman, J. Wheeler, S. Colliflower, J. Guyer, T. Dennis, A. Snodgrass, C. Hadfield, S. McClure, D. Harrison, J. Elmer, G. Pease. SIXTH ROW—S. Tracy, M. McCord, L. Thompson, L. Daron, M. Guyer, K. Alexander, S. Prout, V. Young, B. Short, C. Stinson, P. Dennis, A. McCoy, S. Ruddel, D. Whipkey, K. Zellers, J. King, K. Bennett, S. Helvie, S. Murphy, C. Evans. Page 27

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Tri-Hi-Y BOTTOM ROW—N. Catt, M. Bland, P. Dunlap, M. Brubaker, J. Wright, L. Ziegler, E. Grissom. SECOND ROW-—S. Bailey, S. McCrory, S. Alton, C. Ziegler, S. Kelly, A. Bell, D. Glenn, K. Seitzinger, J. Marbry, J. Rains, B. Teasley, Mrs. Wilson. THIRD ROW—J. Hummel, N. Outcalt, N. Sager, B. Frost, J. Holmes, J. Randolph, N. Jones, K. Inboden, J. York, J. Carter, S. Ruse, B. Tennis, C. Miller, L. Waldrop, R. Mickey, L. Bradberry. FOURTH ROW—N. Hawkins, B. Newlin, M. Hout, J. Ditto, S. Sparks, J. Stewart, L. Swartz, L. Blair, J. McCall, C. Hall, D. Cody, J. Ducommon, S. Berry, M. Ramsey, A. McQueen. FIFTH ROW—C. Mills, S. Hays, D. Starwalt, D. Darnold, R. Milam, S. Burke, B. Bashears, S. Miller, T. King, J. Baker, S. Sparks, M. Henderson, B. Neeley, S. Fisher, M. Watts, S. Hamman, E. Woods, L. McCoy. OFFICERS Although the Tri-Hi-Y is a new organ- ization this year it has been very active. It is composed of high school girls who have subscribed to the purpose of the Robinson Tri-Hi-Y Club and who live up to its ideals. The club maintains a recognized affiliation with the National Hi-Y Fellowship. Purpose “to create, maintain, and ex- tend throughout home, school, and com- munity high standards of Christian charac- ter.” Slogan “Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions.” L. Swartz, V. Pres.; R. Stanley, Sec.; R. Milam Treas.; L. Daron, Pres. ’ BOTTOM ROW: W. McIntosh, S. Shepard, D. Wood, J. Paddock, R. Stanley, E. Bush, S. Adams, C. Alumbaugh, B. Drake, K. Murphy. SECOND ROW: J. Brantley, B. Lingafelter, S. Moore, C. Noblitt, J. Guyer, M. Guyer, T. Dennis, A. Mc- Coy, S. Colliflower, G. Pease, S. Murphy, J. Allison. THIRD ROW: J. Mikeworth, V. Lindsay, S. Moore, S. Hendricks, K. Alexander, P. Dennis, S. Prout, B. Short, C. Stinson, M. Johnson, A. Snodgrass, G. Slick, J. Elmer. Page 26

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BOTTOM ROW: E. Wesley, Reavill, L. Tuttle. THIRD R R. Wesley, H. McKee, N. Fr OFFICERS G. Martin, V. Frost, L. Tuttle. Page 28 J. Beard, J. Miller, L. Evans. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, P. Murray, J. Miller, F. Doyle, R. OW: G. Martin, R. Tuttle, A. Gatton, D. Preston, D. Rich, V. Beard. FOURTH ROW: J. Dix, ost, D. English, B. Siegel, J. Phillippe, M. Smith. The purpose of the R. I. E. A., organized in the fall of 1948, is to stimulate a high class of workmanship, to assist in guiding mem- bers into vocations which best suit their needs, interests and abiliiies, to promote a higher scholastic standing, and to promote recreational activities.