Sistersville High School - Signal Yearbook (Sistersville, WV)

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'7 YI HI Y CLUB President Richard Cornell Vice President Allan Zinn Secretary David Buck Treasurer Rex Lapp Chaplain Jack Williams Parliamentarian Jim McCoy Advisor Frank H111 Advisory Committee Mr Harry Miedel Rev George Bauer and Mr Ralph Ferrell First row Mr Frank H111 David Buck Harold Hubbard Harold Dalley Rex Lapp and Robert Forrester Second row John McAllister Jack Williams W1l11amSw1sher Paul Chambers, Thomas McGucken and Carol Brewer Third row Jack Fish Arnold Jones James McCoy Jack Kinkaid Allan Zinn and Richard Cornell The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to create maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Character To carry out this pledge the Hi-Y sponsored a Thanksgiving Assembly program planned many interesting programs for their regular meetings and together with the Tri-Hi-Y sponsored an Easter Sunrise Service Three members of the club attended the State Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Training Camp at Camp Horseshoe last summer. They were David Buck Allan Zinn and Richard Cornell. David Buck was elected vice-president of the George Williams District Compliments of Kenney's Restaurant ------------- Sistersville West Virginia

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44 Camp Horseshoe SLOGAN Pure thoughts pure words pure actlons COLORS Red Whlte and Blue exemplxfylng Sac r1f1ce Pur1ty and Loyalty PURPOSE To create mamtam and extend throughout the home school and commumty hlgh standards of Chr1st1an character NAME Tr1 H1 Y stands for the three fold purpose of the Y M C A Tr1 exempllfled by h1gh school glrls H1 afflllated w1th the Y M C A YQ The emblem 15 copynghted and the use of the name and emblem IS restr1cted to those aff1l1ated PIN The p1n IS a small tmangle wxth Tr1 H1 Y xn the corners and a torch mscmbed 1n ac1rc1e 1n the center The tr1angle represents the ent1re per sonal1ty mmd sp1r1t and body The C1 rcle 1nd1cates the completeness of Chr1st1an hfe the torch the m1ss1on expressed m the club purpose The Tr1 H1 Y of S1stersv1l1e H1gh School has been aff1l1ated wlth the State and Nat1ona1 Y M C A smce 1945 Durmg th1s t1me we have had several honors The last State Convent1on for Gxrls was held 1n S1stersv1lle S1nce that t1me the H1 Y and T1-1 H1 Y hold the1r convent1ons together at Jackson's Mxll. Our state has a beautxful summer camp located near Parsons. We are dlrected by the State Y. M. C. A. Secretary, Mr. Robert Alden of Charleston. We l1m1t our membershxp to 36, and at present have 33 members. ,gf ' 'Fx ruff wt. . ' ,N A X A ,ff xx I 1 , , . Y - F . . . k . . , . . 6, I I Q .V . . . - . K .M . . . . . . . 4 . , - . y . . i 0 . . . 5 , ' ' ' -

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F1rst Row Left to r1ght M3r1OH Lapp M1m1 Sondles Jacque Norwood Ehzabeth Henderson, Annabelle Alfred Second Row Left to rlght Karen West Jack W11l1ams Jack F1sh James McCoy R1chard Cornell Jeanne Boggs Thlrd Row Left to r1ght John McA1l1ster Allan Z1nn Thomas MCGucken Paul Chambers NATIONAL HONOR SOCIET Y Presldent Allan Z1nn V1ce Presldent Annabelle Alfred secretary and Treasurer Jacque Norwood Adv1sor Denver Arnett The local chapter th1rty s1x was organ1zed 1n the year 1936 w1th Lester Rulong as the pres1dent. N1ne members of the senlor class have been elected mto th1s organ1zat1on. Each year members of the Jumor and semor classes are selected for member shxp on the basls of the1r scholastxc averages, leadersh1p, and character. Character, scholarshlp, leadershlp, and servl ce are quahtles worthy of encouragement 1n all schools, ms the purpose of th1s organ1zat1on as xt IS stated 1n the charter Comphments of Locke's Shoe Store S1stersv1'l1e, West Vxrgmxa Q f F il B' : ! .D 1 D . : I i .I 1 1 i ' ' I D I l N I