Sunnyside Middle School - Highlights Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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'Y TEENS The Y-Teens is an organization for junior high school girls and is sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. This year it is di- vided into eight groups, four seventh grade and four eighth grade. Each group made a scrapbook about life in Lafayette to send to a foreign country. The groups combined to give a World Friendship tea for their mothers on November 30 at the Y.W.C.A. At Christmas time the girls filled baskets of food for needy families in this community. Mi s s Arletta Winrow and Mrs. Suzanne Fields are faculty sponsors. BILLIONEERS SPARKLETTS LUCKY - Y'S CIRCLE-Y'S

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H 1 I Standing: Ann Chelala, Lynn Kramer, Lynda Walter, and Peggy Jones. Seat- ed: Judy Bailey, Susan Mater, Marilyn Booth. At their t ea celebrating World Friendship month, the girls dressed in costumes of other ,I countries and carried wo rld globe banks in which they received donations for Y.W.C.A, act- ivities in other parts of the world. , LIVE-Y'ERS AMICAE Y-SPIRES BE BOPS

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First Row: D.Beatty, C. Mauck, M White, H. Denny, S. Overman , R Criswell, J.Swick. Second Row: M. Lillard, B . Skadberg, C. Lynch, D Harrington, J. B eatty , M. Brooks A. Nees, J. Brickler, P. R ush, W Smith, R . Bennett. Third Rowz. F Messenger, F.Beihl, Mr. Mauck, D Reppert, D. R enick, B. Balser, C Webb, Mr. Charles Alm. JUNIOR HI-Y The Junior Hi- Y is a school and Y.M.C.A. club program which teaches its members to become better citizens. They learn about such things as jobs, health, democracy, games, and s oc ial events. Their club platform is Christian thought, Christian action, and Christian leader ship. G I R L S C O U T S Of the three sc out troops attending Sunnyside, two are made up of seventh graders, and the other of eighth. Troop 14, led by Mrs. Hogan, completed all requirements for their first clas s rank, gave a Mothers' Day Tea in February, at which they held their Court Awards, and in the spring held a cook out . Troop 72, with Mrs. Kramer as leader, received their home nurs- ing badge and worked on their Camp Craft Badge. Their activities in- cluded dancing lessons at the Y.W.C.A. and a tour through a National Homes model house . Troop 52 was led by Mrs. M c D owell . They finished their Metal Badge and worked on the Dabbler Badge. Recreational events included a cook out and a skating party. First R ow: C. Dolbow, M. Arnold, P North, J'.Euba.nks, S.Ghere, K. Rankin, S. Hillhouse, S. Timmons, Mrs.Hogan. Second Row: J. Messenger, G. Norman, J. Sites, M. Wolsieffer, J . Steward, C Collins, D. Elliott, S. Ingleman, M Newman. Third Row: B. Steward,N Conn, C.Mil1er, N.Webster,K. Foster E. Carr, N. McDowell, T. Marshall, P Siegers. Fourth Row: A. Chenoweth, M. Wright, M.McQueen, L. Kramer,S. Ungersma, K. Rover, V. Meeks,S. Chenea. Fifth R ow: J. McCollum, L Hawk, J. Dutenhaver, M. McDowell, N McKinniss, S. LaFollette, S. Williams.