University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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New Field is Born The cheerleaders, Diane Ab- ram, Donna Pless, Alice Ann Hart, unroll the sign announc- ing the name judged most ap- propriate for the new field. Student Council sponsored the We e l l l l l Name the Field drive. Q ig., ,W rs- ltis Dedication Night Pilrficiparms in the dcdifflfiofl Prosmm Funds for Univee Field were raised by the PTA Athletic were Bill Andrews, president of student C - h - d d - f 1 I h councils Dnotw Hughmprincipalg David ommittee, w ic receive onations rom oca merc ants Smith. rhc Univee of the futures and and friends of UHS and Indiana University. Mr. W. R. Dunn, chairman of the PTA Committee- Booster tickets were the source of part of the funds, as was the purchase of lights by donors. Mr. W. R. Dunn was head of the PTA Athletic Committee. Mrs. Williani Andrews, Jr., was president of the PTA. Dr. W. Stangle headed the special gifts drive. At each home game a special half-time program was plan- ned under the direction of Mr. George Krueger. Some of the highlights were Lights On, Orchids Night, and Dad's Night. Dedicating a new field was not enough for the fighting Univees. The home field record was unblemished by defeat. Page twelve

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ey eefeyiegf lile legfeiher. .. janv ? 1 F 5' 1 ' 4 'Yi A i an The MBU men get shaved at the UHS Bar- This year was the first for the new elemen- ber Shop during pep session. Programs like tary choir. Their first appearance was at the this are planned for each home game by the P. T. A. Christmas Program where, they were yell leaders and Miss Scott. directed by their leader, Miss Carolyn Furbay. Page eleven

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K reen. Bucher, Lludy Krentler, Bill Andrews. line Hicks. Bill Andrews l,l7l ., . President Judy Krentler .. ,,,,, Vice President Art Fell ,,,,77,, . 7,,7,,, Treasurer jane Hicks C Secretary Policy Council Slumling, Ii-ff lo riglil: Miss Spear, Mr. Allen, Mrs. cll'Vlfl'l' rn1z'. lvfl lo Viglmlz Jack Stangle, David Bolfmu row, lufl fn rigbl: Arthur Fell, Ann Baker, Student Council .L Firxf row: Jeannie Peterson, Ann Baker, Stephen Wiser, Marilyn Mills. Srrornl ruuw Helen Topolgus, Phyllis Rich, Alice Ann Hart, Mary Poolitsan, Barbara Craig, Barbara l,ee Crouch. Tfviril rout Marilyn Johnson, Carol Cason, Mary Bouvier, Donna Baird, Anita Stapleton, jane Hicks, -ludy Krentler, Nancy Neal. I'i0IH'f!l mir: Danny Hodge, Bill Spriggs, Dick Anderson, Gene Reece, jack Stangle, Fred Andrews, john Hedges, -I. A. Ifranklin, Phil Richardson. Ififffw rout George McClain, Wiggs Vlfilson, Arvon Allen, Dave McCracken, Art Fell, Bill Andrews, Don Coller, Dave Sonneborn, Bill Robinson. The Student Council participates in a vari- ety of activities. Representatives from each home room meet bi-Weekly to discuss school problems and possible improvements. Some of their projects have been helping to support Truus, conducting the campaign to name the field, selling pickles at home games, and giv- ing the annual Christmas party. Policy Council is made up of five faculty representatives and six Student Council mem- bers. To promote complete cooperation be- tween students and faculty, they discuss pro- blems and ideas that come up in Student Council. Page fl11'rti'vr1