Shipshewana High School - Suwanian Yearbook (Shipshewana, IN)

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EDICATIUN

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as HI-You Back Row: Mr. Mathias, Sponsor: Merlin Miller, Dewayne Bontrager Bob Mlshler, Bud Hart, Leroy Sherlck, Mertin Austin. Front Row: Jim Miller, John Nelson, David Yoder, Dick Troyer, Roger Krugh, Rollin Schrock. The local H1fY was under the following officers for the year of 1949-50: Dewayne Bontrager---President Bob Mishler- -------- Vice-President John Nelson --------- Secretary Rollin Schrock ------ Treasurer In attempting to carry out the motto of the H1-Y Nto create, Maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christain charactern, the local boys have completed a number of projects. First, they undertook the 1949 district convention, during which they played host to some one-hundred officers, members, and sponsors of H1 and Tri-H1-Y clubs from LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, and DeKalb counties. Highlights of the convention were impressive devotions by the local clubs, song- fests, group discussions, and the banquet. The convention was sponsored in conjunction with the local Trl-H1-Y club. The Hi-Y has also attempted to be of community and national service. At the Concord-Shipshe game the H1-Y boys passed the blanket to aid the March of Dimes to fight infantile paralysis. They netted a total of S27.5O. In order to show thanks to our creator the boys gave a basket of food to a needy family at Thanksgiving.