State High School - Analyst Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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' SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB This sinuinsz' 1rroup's main purpose was serving as a train- im! irroup for the members of mixed chorus. The organi- zatlon was permanently dismissed hee-ause of the 4-hange in the high si-hool l-ourses. Those who held otfieers' positions were: President, Norma Miller, Betty l.ou Cooper: Viee-President, Ann Alsman, llonna Mae Smith: Seeretary-Treasurer, Jeanne Wade, Hilda Willen: Lilwrarians, Billie Vallely, Evelyn Ball, Joan Adam- son: Award Conimittee, Marzraret MeWhorter. Row l. lieft to rights Patsy Kirkland, Judith Fisher, Dorothy 'Rogers Evelyn Ball, Mary Alice Shannon, Joan lllugos, Patty Bruns, Margaret iMeWhorter, Mary Iiou Kyle, Barlrara Mason. Bow 2.'I.eft, to right: Norma Miller, The- rlse Conway, Nliami White, Mary Martha Garsman, Donna Mae Smith. Vharlotte Kelly. lmoixene McCann, Joyee John- son, .lavkiv Hannah. Billie Valluly, Ann Alsman. Row 3. -Left to riuht: .laneee l.elVlaster, Virginia Jones, Iatty I Nloiter, Ellen Shook, Gloria Ialmer, Betty Cooper, Hilda Willen. .loan Adamson, Diana Sweeney, Virginia Brown, Virginia IIea-kleslweru, lirsemary Ilueker, Alive Mulvaney. .IUNIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB This orsranixalion has sponsored quite a few aetivities. Arnon: these are Vhristrnas earoling, eonvoeations, pro- iframs for eiril- -lrgfanizations. and entertainment as a mari-liiug ehoir at lmasketlrall games. 'l'he following' otl'i4-ers presided: President. Joe LaBarl1era, Bolx Weir: Vive-Prtsident, Harold Blair, Otto Palmer: Ser- rel:1ry-Treasllrer. Owen H2II'l!11llI', Bill West: Lilxrlarians, liavid Varty, .lohn Harris, Earl Heekleslrerg, .lim Harris: Award Cornznittev, .lat-ll Hill, Jimm, Worrell, Billy Perkins, liolueri Stewart. lion' 1. l.c'l't tw right: Bernard Watson. Charles Cline, lion Biddle. VVilliam Stags. Bay Walker, Otto Palmer, Philip Silnson, B1 lwrt Stewart. Bow 2. Left to right: Lloyd Burke, Billy Worrell. Harold Blair. Rudy Piper, Joe La- llarlwra. ,l:u-li Hill, .lim Worrell. Harold Blair. Lindsay .l:n'lason. lion' Il. l.eft to riv'ht: Miss Sankey, Owen Har- luour. Ilarlan lfuulqliollser, Bill Perkins, Iiyle Disney, .lim Ilarris, .lohn lVlii-rink. .lohn Harris, .lark Hoopintrcirner, llaxid Varly, liollert Mueller JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Throughout the year, this group has eniratteil in quite a few activities. Some of these are: eonvoi-ations, a Christ- mas program for Volunteers of Amerira, programs for churches and eivie organizations, and partieipiation as a marehinxt Choir with the hand at a few of the season's basketball frames. The flficers of this musieal orpranization are: President, Vera Bailey, Priseilla Stuart: Viee-Prpsident, Marjorie Gruenholz, Rita Mueller: Seeretary-Treasurer, Patsy Wil- son, Barbara Fish: liilirarians, Irma Jean Kautz, Mary lim. land, Barlz-ara Harden, Cletteus Mrtfray: Award Committee. Patty Roach, Eileen Bonney, Jean Harden, Martha I'Iayward. Row I. Left to risrht: Edeana Smith. l'le1trus Mm-t'r:1y. .Ioan Worley, llvse Robinson, Miss Smokey, Mary Skelly, Edith Goodwin. Wanda Fisher. li'-w 2. lieft to riulit: Irma Jean Kautz, Patty Wilson, Bmtty .Io Brown. Virginia Pril-u, Rita Mueller, I'QL!LCy Molter, -Barlwara Harden, Betty .lo Shanks, Ruth Burkett. Row IZ. Ia-ft io riuht: Barlrara llcitzel, Martha Hayward, Jean Harden, Naia l,ou Flrupson, Norma Daniels, Betty Quinn, Marjorie llruenlmlz, Earlene Isaues. Eileen Bonney, Sally Keithley. SENIOR BOYS' GLEE CLUB This group, although not par'tivularly as-tive. did very Kind Work. They performed for a few eonvocation pro. grams and served as a training group for Mixed i'horus members. Because of the 4-ham-re in the high sl-hool sched- ule this organization was form-cd to dislxand the second semester. President, Arthur Rwgrersi Viee-President. Don Vover- stone: Seeretary-Treasurer. Arthur Hill: Iiilwrarian. .Ian-k Pipes: Award Committee, Dale Reed. Row l. Left to right: Virziinia Brown tpianistl. Edward Hauer, Sammy Mfrire, Ilalc Iierd. Arthur Rogers, Ilon Covcrstone. Miss Sankey. Row 2. I.ef't, to ritrht: Earl I'I.nrle, John David Horn, Tommy Calvert, Art Hill, Iliek Manson, Jacque Curry, Jaek Pipes, Bob All.

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SENIOR G. A. A. Q FORUM CLUB ' The Girls' Athletir Assoeiation is a club having for its purpose that of stimulating interest in girls' healthiand promoting high ideals and sportsmanship. They have sponsored a badminton tournament and the annual basketball tournament for glrls. The present eondi- tions of our country have cut down the activities of this organization, whit-h meets every Tuesday evening after sm-bool. The sponsor of this athletic 1-luh is Miss Mary Fread. The officers for 1942-43 are: President, Marjorie Eason: Vi4-e-President, Ma- donna. Pell, Sei'retary-Treasurer, Norva MeVay. Row I. Left to right: Shirley Pollock, Norma Miller, Hilda Willen, Marjorie Eason, Madonna l'ell, Phyllis Berman, Betty Buzan, Ruth Mc-Glone, lfllaine Yea.ger.' Row 2. 'Left to right: Barbara Mason, Franres Morris, Mary Lou Kyle, Jackie 'Hannah, Jeanne Wade, Della Mae Smith, Helen Marlin, Marthia Thompson, Patty Molter, Miami White. Row 3. Left to right: Norva Mt-Vay, .loan Adamson, Virginia Hes-kleeiherg, Miss Fread, Imogene McCann, Ruth Rutland, Joan Dlugos, Dorothy Sweet, Mary Nasser. Row 4. Leftt to right: Pauline Fuller, Alive Mulvaney, Norma Whitehouse, Helen Brown, Betty Davis, Dorothy Russell, Peggy Wilson. The Forum Club was reorganized this year with Piaul .Heady and Miss Meribah M. Clark was sponsors. The officers are: Lois Mabley, President: Mary Trueb, Secretary. Meetings are held every Thursday for the purpose of diseussing problems and phases of the war sit- uation. ' , ' Associated with the Forum Club is the debate team, which has participated in debates with several schools. The debate group islmade up of Dorothy Nelson, Donna Mae Smith, Lois Mabley, Marcella Mi-Intyre, .Mary Trueb, Frank MeAuliFfe'g and Arthur Rogers. The teafn is coarhed by Alan Huckleberry of the Speech Department, aided by Barbara Lilney and Ch2iI'l0S GBUS of I-IIC 'clvll'-MIB. D. A . SAFETY PATROL 0 JUNIOR RED CROSS Major, Billy Greer: Captain, Tobert Wiekardg Captain, Jimmy Joe Blair. The safety patrol, under the dire.-tion of Mr. Fred Harris, has been one of the most at-tive groups of young students in the si-hool this year. The members faithfully direeted the school traffic in rain, shine, or zero weather. Their activities this year were as follows: I. Regular patrol duties, 2. Weekly gymnasium periods iafter school, 3. Hikes and swimming parties. Those pictured are: Row l. Left to right: Preston Hill, Billy Joe Houghtelin, Albert Supp, Billy Greer, James Slaven. Ned Marlan. Row 2. Left to right: Don McKillop, Robert Sliaven, Wayne Roberts, Billy Joe Louis, Robert Wit-kard, Robert Jones. Row 3. Left to right: Mr. Harris, .lohn Count-il, Raymond Williams, Perry Brown, Jimmy Joe Blair, Paul Jones. The .lunior Red Cross otfii-ers this year were: President, Mary Nasserg Vice-President, Elaine Yeager: Secretary, Lois Matthewsg Treasurer, Don Coverstone. This organiz-ation is 4-omposed of all the pupils in'each homeroom group. The functioning unit is the Clount-il, composed of two rep- resentatives from eavh homeroom from Kindergarten through grade twelve. The Couneil met regularly l.o dist-uss problems of importanee. At Thanksgiving, baskets were provided for unfortunate families in the community. At Christmas, toys and fruit were taken to the Day Nursey. The .Iunior Red Cnoss also sent magazines to the Boys' Club and throughout the year ro-operated with senior organizations in their artivities. Row I. Left to right: Robert Irwin, Gayle Adams, Kay Hertwig, Virginia Fisher, Norman Wade, Billy Joe Louis, Menzy Wetnight, .Ioan I'ower. Myra .Io Melton. Row 2. Left to right: Rxibert Wickard, Eddie Mc-Cabe. Thom-as Mabley, Patsy Louis, Barbara Bennett. Doris Ann Dodge, Beverly All. Row 3. Left to right.: Marjorie Gruenholz, Mary Nasser, Betty Wonders, Lois Matthews, Elaine Yeager, Therese Conway, Betty Lou Cooper, .lack Watson, Donald Thomas. Rlow 4. Left to right: .lark Biddle, Frances Morris, Peggy Wilson, Norva Mt-Vny. Don Cuvei-stone, Ella Pax-khurst, Virginia Price, Miss Carle. Mary Nasser.