University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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ea Judy Cook, Margie McCord, and jane Stangle, members of the Future Nurses Club, work on a club project, the making of Christmas favors for hospital trays. The junior High jazz Club rips through gi stock arrange- ment of an old standard during one of the monthly club sessions. The Chess Club, though still a relatively young club at U-School, enjoyed Wide popu- larity, Members vied for ranking with each other in the numerous tournaments during the year. The club also participated in some of the activities of the I.U. chess team, and Valdar Cinas, freshman, distinguished him- self by beating Al Horowitz, U.S. Open chess champion, in an exhibition tournament at I. U.. The junior High Dance Band, organized by Robert Hull, furnished music for the Junior High Dancing Club and various other functions. Milo Sampson and Valdar Oinas kibitz Bill B:itehelder's game, as he counters his opponent's move in one of the Chess Club's tournaments, rea in Class oufine

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Cprograms rovi e Jfal The Radio Club, sponsored by E. Wayne Gross, spent its time tinkering with tubes, crystal sets, and other electronic para- phcrnalia. The Typing Club primarily serves the needs of students who wish to learn typing but are un- able to schedule it as a class. Sophomore Phil Curry, junior Phil Karscll, and senior lilinbeth Yorn study the intricacies of ix l1nm radio set in the Radio Club. The Art Club, under the sponsorship of Charles Beal, was in charge of painting a mural for the Rec Room. The Future Nurses Club en- joyed a revival this year after a two-year absence from the club lists. Miss Marcella Knudson, school nurse, is sponsor of the band-aid and scalpel crew. Guiding the mass of wet clay into 3 work of .irt is freshman Robert Alexander. The piece of pottery is one of his Art Club projects.

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cfivifief The Latin Club climaxed its second year of activity with a Roman banquet, complete with reclining diners in togas and a crew of kitchen slaves. The Future Teachers, U- School,s aspiring pedagogues, toured county schools and in- vestigated teaching careers. The Future Homemakers, a perennially favorite club, spon- sored demonstrations and lec- tures for its members, as well as an after-game dance. The Senior Athletics Club offered intramural sports to all boys, regardless of ability. The Outdoor Sportsmen's Club was an outlet for hunting and fishing enthusiasts. lvlembers of the Typing Club keep in shape by typing designs on their papers. The club is for students who are unable to fit typing into their regular schedule. si bf N , Qi I ,if I A Ti W'alter Gray, sponsor of the junior High Rifle Club, describes the action of a .22 rifle to the engrossed members.