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

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Senior Y-Tccns In o beautiful candlelight service new members were recognized at convocation Both Y-Teen Clubs have engaged in a number of service projects during the year. They have sent boxes of supplies to Europe for needv school children, contributed to the World Fellowship fund, the World Wide Y.W.C.A, Building Program, the Red Cross, and various local projects. Social activities included a Halloween party at Allendale for the Senior Y-Teens and a Sl. PatriClc's party for the Juniors. Officers: President-Mary Nasser aVice-PresidentfMarie Starrett Secretary-Mary Anthony Treasurer-Mary Hughes unior Y-Teens u ,lor Y-Teen Officers: President-Jo Ann Adams Vice-President-Joan Alfred SecretaryASonia Jones Treasurer-Doris Doidge Histories-Delores Pinkston Reporter-Mildred Russell

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emi M LATIN cLuB . W Semper Progrediens, State Higlgis Latin Club, with its seventy members, has enjoyed a very prosperous year. The activities cdnsisted of an initiation for first year Latin studerfts in the fall, followed by various entertaining programs. The Latin banquet, held in true Roman style with novel entertainment, was the final activity of the year. Following vigorous campaining the following officers were elected: Consuls: Jack Wilson, Paul Pilant, Aediles: Barbara Harden, Marjorie Gruen- holz, Claire Hannum, Mory Anthony, Joe Hough- telin, Ronnie Maxwell, Mickey Korg Scribae: Gail Roundtree, Bob Heckelsberg, Marion Pettus, Ouaestors: Donna Whittelsey, Jim Martin, Helen Sparks. SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club members with their spon- sor, Mrs. Kelley, have enjoyed many films and slides on Spanish countries and activities. At the Christmas season they had an enioyable party featuring Spanish Christmas customs, including the breaking of the pinata and en,oying its con- tents. Officers: President-Patsy Bays Vice-President--Richard Settle Secretary--Frank Jarvis Treasurer-Woodie Nasser JUNIOR HOBBY CLUB Approximately eighty boys have been en- rolled in the Hobby Club, which provides a place where the boys of grades five through eight may spend an hour a week making any proiects that they desire. Attractive lamps, book racks, what-not shelves, model airplanes, autos, and boats have been made. Mr. Marvin Bell sponsors this group. VISUAL AIDS CLUB The members of the Audio Visual Aids Club are: Denzil Adams, Jerry Beushausen, Fred Brooks, Sam Call, Robert Donald, David Hunt, Wayne Milam, Barbara Nutter, Otto Palmer, Joseph Perucca, Richard Rueger, Richard Settle, Clifford Simpson, Cary Thompson, and Harry Willson. The club was formed in the fall of I946 and the members have been largely responsible for the audio-visual program during the year I946-47. They have learned to operate and take care of the equipment and work on a schedule for show- ing films.

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Heal!! Gel' Won 0M My 1f'finJ 7i9m Jlaaae The Senior Class sponsored Tiger House, an all school play, on May 7, l947. An afternoon and evening performance were given under the direction of Mrs. Lucia Bolt. Jack Wotson was technical director. In this three-act play, people disappearing, weird happenings, and blood-curdling screams were mixed with sparkling comedy to make a very absorbing mystery-comedy. The picture above shows the cast as they began work on the play. Those not pictured are Rosedeana Robertson and Richard Pettus. Yami ,.... Erma ,........... Aunt Sophia Mrs. Murdock Maclntosh ,Acc. .....A.Richard Settle ,,,..,.Myrna Hylton ........Carol Taflinger ..........Lois Sloan ......,.,Richard Pettus Tiger Man .....,.,... Peggy Van Ess .......... Rosedeana Robertson Thompson ........... .i......... J ohn Anthony Mystery Woman .... ..... M orjorie McCarty Arthur ..,............ .,..,.. B ob Hecklesburg Oswald ...............,..., ...... E ddie McCabe P99939