Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

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COUNClL4FIRST ROW: Ruth Hall, Peggy Gill- more. Helen Puderbaugh. Cleta Anderson, Joan Carter, Jennie Gould, Betty McEntire. SECOND ROW: Patsy Nlatsler, Connie Elliott, Jane Conger, Dixie Lewis, Mary Kay Dorris. Beverly Allen, Bar- bara Miller, Louise Lawson. FIRST ROW: Joy Nordling, Rita Hively. Phyllis Sabin, SECOND ROW: Virginia Thompson. Betty McEntire, Jennie Gould, Marcella Sassman. MUSIC-FIRST ROW: Betty Jean Pierce, Connie Elliott, SECOND ROW: Billie Pierce, Charlene Cooper. Leota Bristow, Janet Barker, Elaine Engel, Vivian Gorthy. FIRST ROW: Margaret Fischer, Verda Mae Leo- pard, Barbara Ryum, Marjorie Ford, Carol Barge, Jacque Good, Vivian Go:-thy. SECOND ROW: April Reed, Peggy Gillrnore, Georgene Foster. THIRD ROW: Patsy Nlatsler, Geraldine Butcher, Nancie Steinmetz, Janet Barker, Barbara Brabham. Shirley Belsey, Jeannine Patrick.

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This very aetiye group joined with the Junior Lohb ists The -lunior Lobbyists, like the Inter- national Lobbyists, stand for development ol' character and striving toward the best. The Prepper Y-Teens are Freshman and Sophomore members ol' the international order. WORSHIP-FIRST ROW: Suzanne Abarr, Eleanor Foster, Louise lmbach, Delores Fisher. SECOND ROW: Pat Blatchley, Jane Conger, Donna Rae Bryan, Phyllis Chase. FIRST ROW: Barbara Miller, Donna Brenden, Beverly Allen, Maryline Krush, Winona Gibson. SECOND ROW: Ginger Daniels, Frankie Calloway. Cleta Anderson, Irene Morgan, Dorothy Fried. Winona Cristler, Kathleen Edmunds, Dorothy Schick, Jeraldine Fox, Mildred Hodges, Jackileen Fox. Tri-Y group to present eeremonials. the spring potluck and the Hobby show. Ar Christmas time a group ol' the prep' pers took gifts to the Lane County Farm. sang carols for them, and presented eaelv room with appropriate Christmas decora- tions. They carried out a clothing drive lor a destitute liamily. Girls of the elub ale ternated with the Compass Club to sell tickets lor the noon hour movies. 'lihis seemed to inspire the girls for they also had a theatre party. Each teacher had a mystery daughter from the Prepper group and received gifts from mysterious sources. Ar a tea given in honor ol' the liaeulty the girls provided each mystery teacher with llowers and ent' tertained them. The policy ol' the Junior Lobbyists is a liriendly one ol' eheer and scrviee, which is appreciated by all to whom their influence is radiated. Their ofheers were loan Carter. President: Dixie Lewis, Vice-President: l lelen Puderbaugh, Secretary: Louise Law son, Treasurer: Mary Kay Dorris, lntere Club Representative: and lklrs. Xklerdna XVyatt, Advisor.

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Un the steps ol' the ladder, going upa ward, youll find the lli-Y hovs. The memf hers strive to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school higher Christian standards. The lliaY is junior membership in the Y.hl,C.A. and has a large part in the molding ol' our ideals. Lilac the Y-Teens, their inspiration is one ol' higher standards and Christian inliuencc. It is a closed or- ganization which limits memhership to twentvfhve hovs. Mr. XV. T. Johnson advised these hovs in their activities, which included attend , - ance at l.hl.C..rX. sponsored vouth meet ings at Salem, Eugene, and Portland. A carnival hooth was also one ol' their prof jects. lnitiation ceremonies were held lor all new memhers. Ollicers this vear were President. Ken Blaelunong Vicefljresident. Henri' Smith: Secretary, 'loc lloherts: il-reasurcr, Norleigh Allord: and Prograin w . K- . l Chairman, Boho Qlingman. ON LADDER-Ken Blackmon, Henry Smith, Joe Roberts, Norleign Alford and Dave NlcChesney. FIRST ROW-Everett Alford, Melvin Lindley. Herman Johansen, Max DeLamater, Charles Cline, Bob Williams, Harold Parks. SECOND ROW-Cliff Rawlings, E. L. Welch, Paul Dieterle, John Tomseth, Gerald Kirkpatrick. THIRD ROW-Bob McDonald, Hank Cedros, Art Black- mon. Bob Johnson, Irvin Bingham, Don Barge, Mr. W. T. Johnson, Advisor. ,sw . fy. , M