Rochester High School - Manitou Ripples Yearbook (Rochester, IN)

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GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves under the sponsorship of Miss Bushong and Miss .Xdams have enjoyed a busy, active year. The program committee headed by Yir- ginia Ilelp arranged a Mothers and Daughters Tea. a Fathers and Ilaughters Banquet, and the annual breakfast for the senior members. Un every second Monday evening' the girls had a community supper. To make money the elub had bake sales and sponsored two highly sue- eessiul dances. .Xt Thanksgiving and Christmas the welfare committee under I.ueyanna I'ele: son distributed fund baskets, This practice has been followed by the tlirl Reserves for many years. There were forty-two members until the annual kid party when twenty new girls were selected. They were formally initiated in February. The ullieers who have dune much to help make this an interesting, enjuyable year for all the members are: Ruth Clifford, president: Kathleen Yann, viee- presitlent: 'Ieanne Miller, secretary: Mable Blellrath, treasurer. NEW GIRL RESERVES O, Koomler TOP ROW sEcoND Row I- Wok Miss Ilushung Al. Iluhn THIRD ROW A. Yiclmry I.. Hilbert BI. Ilay M. llreggtiry ,I. linnmins li. .Iennens -I. Murpllv ii. Iirnwu Y. Grallanl I , Meliuire II. Evans S, Peterson III. Miller I. Ilrubaker A. Ilamleut II. fastle KI. Ilight II. Ilabeuek M. Kindig M. Iieddiek I. Ault II. Iieeker VIII. Smith OLD GIRL RESERVES TOP ROW Il, Ilartung I.. Ijetersmnl M. Kindig I. Ifingerle If. Kent Ii, funk I. Ilaber II. ,I. IV:-rner .I. Neiglilmr II, Slierrard A. Snyder Miss Iluslmngg SECOND ROW Ii, Varr II. IIIIIIUIWI V. Nl eilaris I.. Mereer XI. If. Taylor Il. Thrush . Iiarker . Ifore IJ. Gilliland III. Rethlivk K, Yann THIRD ROW A. Ilarper I'. Mathias II. Iimnmns Ii K I lalvin Y Thin h Y. SIIUFK' I'. KriegIibaun1 XI. Streteh S. IYebIn II. Miller II. ,I. King' ID, IIarvey FO,U RTH ROW I. Illaekburn II. Blmxre I.. Ault N, I.. l'nlk I. Miller IBI. .I. Osborn ,I, XYiIson BI. Metirath li. Murray ,I. Miller M. Fenstexnaker II, Maglerie II. Yike I I . Iishelman

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HI-Y CLUB Tllv Hi-Y Clllll, with Mr. Purdue as the sponsor, was directed this year hy the following otiicers: Robert Mathias, president: .lohn Taylor, x'ice-presi- dent: Don Stout, secretary: and james Yike, treasurer. ln the fall the memlxers had a sizzling time at a wiener roast which was held at the Tippecanoe River. This was followed hy the traditional fall treasure hunt. Later in the year the eluh sponsored two dances, one at Hallowe'en and the other in january. ln the spring' came the annual spring picnic and an- other treasure hunt. Of course, the time-honored hi-weekly hean suppers were held through- out the year. The meetings were unusually good. Some of the speakers who appeared on progxams were: Rey. Klcliee, Klr. l,isle Krieghhaum, Rev. Ross- Shannon, Dr. Herkehile, Mr. Clyde l.yle, Nlr. K. Y. jones. Mr. l'aul XYatson, and Rey. Rafnel. The oliicers elected for next year attended the State Officers' Conference at Indianapolis, They are: blames Shelton, president: Don Stout, vice-presi- dent: Holm Cessna, secretary: and lidward Kliller, treasurer. TOP ROW H. Ritchie ,l. Stout li. floss U. Graham ,l. Uvermyer ,l. lioyce ll. Hoge ,l. Shelton SECOND ROW N. Anderson H. Stewart ,l. Yike C. lioyce .l. Richards F. Zellers ll, Stoll! K. llarts ll. Young l.. Feece THIRD ROW ,l. Taylor li. Cessna lf. liemenderfer C. Ilraman li. Ross-Shannon I.. Drown C. King l-J. Milliser XY. McCarty ,l. Slayhangh A. Swango Il. NN'alIaee FRONT ROW Mr, I'nrdue D. Newell H. Nightlinger U. Mathias XY. Melntire F. Yan Dien -I. Taylor lf. filassley D. Smith F. Hoffman ll. lligler ll. Smiley lf. Miller

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC LEAGUE A girls' sports program has been fostered by the li. A. L., a club that has completed its first year in R. H. 5. The object of the G. A. I... is to stimulate interest in girls' athletics and gymnastics and to standardize and promote ideals of good health and sportsmanship. The officers arei Lucyanna Peterson, president: l'atty Krieghbaum. vice-president: ,lean TEIUHIUIIS, secretary, and lletty ,lennens. treasurer. The September call for tennis was answered by twenty volunteers of which eight received their first ti. A. l.. points. Scheduled meets with l'lyniouth lligh resulted in ac- quiring several new friends and an R. ll. S. victory there but defeat on the local courts. Thirty-tive complimentary tickets for the Notre Dame-Southern Methodist football game made thirty-tive ti. A. l..'s happy. A cold day and a flat tire failed to dampen the spirits of those lucky ones who saw the game. Saturday, November S, our club entertained all the community high schools at the Fulton County Circus l'lay Day. Seventy-eight girls and seven teachers paraded, per- formed, danced, stunted, and feasted in the XYhitmer gym. Yolley ball was on the calendar for November. As winter came, December inaugurated King Basketball. Fridays after school saw the local enthusiasts headed for the gym. Cold ,lanuary made a skating party possible. The grade school pupils were also included in that ice party of january 10. February 23 marked the G. A. l.. dance. The style of the evening was leaping to instrumental recordings. Bowling found many cohorts, enough for several teams, two of which rolled against Plymouth. NVhen spring came, baseball was on deck. tiolf and deck tennis were popular with some girls. However. the most coveted acquisition of the year was the newly furnished shower room for girls in the Whitnier gym. Mary Reddick, tennis captain. A Bowling 'l' e am: Capt. Snyder, Fore, Gohn, Shore. l.. Veter- son, ClifTord. Tennis Squad. Basketball: Standing, Castle, Ilight, Bru- baker, M e ti u i r e, Kneeling, Kindig, Du- bois, Becker, Tennis T e am: Capt. R e d d i c k, Xlarcelle Reddick, KFiL'Lfhll2llllll, Snyder, Cann. Volley B a ll 'l' e a ni: Graham, Krieghbaum, Remy, Mary Reddick, Brown. Qlenuens, ller- endeen. Dance Committee: Delp, L. Peterson, Osborn, ,l. Miller, Shore, Kriegh- baum, ,l. C. limmons, Jennens. Skaters: Abbott, Fore, H opgue Sponsor: M iss l loopen- gardner. Basketball: Fore, Anlt, Kindig, H. Carr, Gil- bert, Young. li Bowling T e a ni: Hogue. Gilbert, NYer- ner. Yiekery. S. Peter- son, H. Emmons.