Robinson High School - Robinillo Yearbook (Robinson, IL)

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HI-Y The Robinson Hi-Y Club is affiliated with the National Y. M. C. A. The club’s purpose is to “Create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school, and community high stand- ards of Christian character. ’ The motto of the club is ‘‘Clean speech, clean scholarship, clean sportsmanship, and clean living.'’ The emblem on our Y. M. C. A. triangle stands for, ‘‘The life, service, and sacrifice of Jesus Christ.” This year the club has approximately 50 members. Any high school boy who believes in and wishes to live up to the ideals of the club may join, Our adult sponsorship is Mr. L. E. Wag- oner, and the outside sponsor is Rev. L. Clarke Grandfield and the First Baptist Church. The Hi-Y Club is a very active club and participates in many activities. CARNiVAL CONCESSION HI-Y OFFICERS Seated: F, Roberson, Vice President; D. McCrory, Presi- dent; R. Ruddell, Secretary. Standing: J. Custis, Treasurer; D. Cooper, Sergeant-at-Arms; J, Baker, Program Chairman; N, Hippenteel, Chaplain. BOTTOM ROW: B. Gould, J. Brown, R. Ruddell, B. Kaiser, S, Weger, V. De Vlaming, P. Adams, K. Catt, L, Adams, K. B. Correll, G. Branson, L, Baker, SECOND ROW: N. Mowell, P. Murray, R. Weger, E. Kohl, N. Hippensteel, F. Roberson, J. Jones, S. Tilton, D, Darnold, D. McCrory, B. Hoagland, R. McCoy, T. Simons, J. V, Rogers. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wagoner, J, Custis, J. Harper, J. Wesner, J. Baker, A, Barrett, R. Bogue, J. Reavill, J, Metheny, D, Irvin, O, Rich, W. Hougland, D. Cooper, J. Rankin, R, Swaner. Page 63.

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i JUNIOR AND SENIOR TRI-H-Y MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: R. Stanley, S. Adams, S. Tracy, M. Osborne, S. Shepard, N, Putnam, A, Sloan, J. Burris, R. Shackelford, J. Tedford, E. Wilson, L, Parker, C. Alumbaugh, J. Battershell, L. Meese, J. Wheeler, J. Whitten, M. Coddington, C. Jewell. SECOND ROW: L., Lorance, G, Roseman, A, Snodgrass, B, Drake, J. Elmer, V. Lindsay, S. Chronic, J. Brantley, T. Dennis, P. Carter, S, McClure, C. Gilliatt, J. Kerr, A, Flynn, C. Hadfield, M. Poorman, D. Harrison, L. Christine, R. Harrison, M, Hayden, THIRD ROW: J. Guyer, K. Conrad, M. Johnson, S. Tracy, S. Prout, D. Bahr, S. Murphy, J, McKee, B, Smith, J. Bond, C, Mont- gomery, J, Trimble, A, McCoy, B. Short, D. Love, L. Thompson, M, McCord, J, Dollahan, S, Colliflower, K. Alexander, P, Adams, R. Lingafelter, L. Daron, ‘(rare : FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: M. Putnam, C. Musgrave, M, Tolliver, S, Inboden, S. McCoy, R. Randolph, S. Highsmith, K. White. SECOND ROW: E, Wright, M. Flynn, T. Skidmore, J. Martin, J. Crampton, C, Hightshoe, L. | French, S, Brown, J, Pulley, THIRD ROW: M. Hadfield, C. Bennett, B, McCall, A. Bryan, J. Whitaker, B. | Waite, J, Floyd, J, Rush, C, Davis, S. Tohill, K. Spence, Mrs. Wilson, TRI-HI-Y | The Robinson Chapter of Tri-Hi-Y was es- | tablished in 1956 by some interested faculty and students. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Gerald Wilson, the club has climbed in import- ance until it is one the leading clubs in the school. Tri-Hi-Y is a club for any young Christian girl who believes in the club’s purpose ‘‘To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” The club is affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. and the National Hi-Y Association. This yecr the club is supported by 75 high school girls. Some of the activities in which the club participates are: presenting a Thanksgiving Seated: R. Harrison, President. Standing: D. program forsthersiudent spocy aking’ parain | Harrison, Secretary; S, Tracy, Treasurer; J. the carnival, and helping with the Easter pro- on Wheeler, Vice President, gram. Page 62 TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS

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DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS One of the scheduled meetings of Drama Club Seated: J. Guyer, President; M, Guyer, Treasurer. Standing: D. Wood, Vice President; S. Moore, Secretary. The Drama Club is one of the largest and one of the most active clubs in the school. The purpose of the club is to try to train its members in the theatrical arts. Anyone in the high school that has an in- terest in drama may join the club. This year D R A M A G L U B there are about 83 members. Some of the many activities in which the club participates are: the Drama Club play which was ‘‘East Lynne’’ this year, the speech contest, the carnival finale, and the Christmos program. The club is affiliated with the National Thespian Society. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Byron Chrisman. LS LTTE Se JUNIOR AND SENIOR DRAMA CLUB MEMBERS BOTTOM ROW: J. Fisher, E, Bush, S, Adams, S. Chronic, L, Boyd, J. Paddock, J. Elmer, V. Lindsay, S. Culver, N. Willard, E, Wilson, C. Noblitt, S. Moore, C. Alumbaugh, D. Wood, M. Mitchell, R. Stanley. SECOND ROW: J. Guyer, D, Miller, S. Ruddell, B. Highsmith, S. Murphy, B, Drake, G, Slick, S. Dar- nold, M. Coddington, D. Browning, T, Dennis, S. Hendricks, M, Guyer, J, Brantley, A, Flynn, K. Alex- ander, A. McCoy. THIRD ROW: M. Davis, S. Moore, S. Helvie, P. Dennis, K, Bennett, P. Adams, I. Craw- l ford, J. Trimble, F, Doyle, P. Hocking, P. McIntosh, D, Irvin, J, Metheny, V, Young, S. Colliflower, S. tI Tilton, J. Jones, J, V. Rogers, Mr. Chrisman. LAE TNT Page 64