Vinson High School - Vinsonian Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

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HI l t TRI-HI-Y Page Flrst Pow: Mr, B, D, MeQuunn, sponsor. Second Row: Bob lones, Tom Malloney, Elnley Cfraham, Cllttord Plymale, lack Vxfulkerson, Bull Adkins, Boyd Earl lackson, lack Lewis, Eenene Eranklrn Smltb, Bull Roberson, and lack Welvster. Third Row: Herbert Blain, Russel Rucker, Samuel Bowles, lr,, lack Wlweeler, Claarles Eskew, Fred Bowe, Rlehard Muller, and Merlun Tucker, CLUBS Furst Row, seated left to flglill Bonnne Hensley, loan Newman, Mrs, Warcl, lune Morehead, Ruth Brammell, and lean lackson, Second row, lett to rrglwtj Maxme Malcolm, Martha Wlwutely, lenme Crank, Betty Nease, Betty Blair, Iune Hnpson, Lucille Peters, Anna Lee Greene, Betty Raymond, lune Stuckuns, loyce Chapman, Peggy Wattgh, Lorda Delle Forman, and Edna Bowe. Tlatrd Row, lett to rnglat: Edna lobnson, Betty Kaufman, Vettress Eillinger, Iudy Ellns, Betty Rutherford, Lnda Mosby, Peggy Berry, Betty Bradley, Betty Whttt, Edna Pollard, and Mary Frances Vxfaugla.

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SENIOR PLAY JUNIOR PLAY CAST CAST DRAMATICS

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TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y Club of Vinson l-ligh School was organized by its pres- ident in the year of l94O. Since that time it has been very important in school activities. This year its president is Peggy Waugh, the vice-president is Edna Roxie johnston, the secretary is Ruth Brammell, and the treasurer is Betty Lo Nease, and the corresponding secretary is Anna Lee C-reene. The club has two meetings a month. One at home which is consid- ered as a social and one at school which is strictly a business meeting. There is also some sort of social activity each month. There are thirty active members in the club, and it is sponsored by Mrs. Crete Ward. The Tri-l-li-Y Club has taken active part in knitting for the Red Cross. Several of the girls knitted sweaters. The social for October was a covered dish luncheon held at the home of Lora Dell Forman. A theater party was attended Thanksgiving as the social for the month of November. Mrs. Ward entertained the members of the club at a Christmas party in December. Mrs. Roland Patrick in- vited the club to have a covered dish luncheon at her home for the social event of january. In February the Tri-Hi-Y Club and the Hi-Y Club had a sweetheart ball. At the first of the school year the Tri-Hi-Y and the Hi-Y Club had a joint induction of the two similar clubs at Mason City, West Virginia. They chartered a bus to attend. There were forty members of both clubs who vvent. HI - Y CLUB Mr. B. D. McQuinn is the sponsor of the Hi-Y. The Club consists of 20 members for the first semester of l94l -l942. The President is Frederick Bowe. The vice-President is lack Wheeler, the secretary is Eugene Smith, and the treasurer is Frederick Wilkerson. The club is composed of three committees - the Devotional, the Program, and the Project. The chairmen of the committees are: Devotion, lack Wheeler, Program, Frederick Wilkerson, Proiect, Charles Eskew. The club has an executive committee made up of the officers who have to consider and pass excuses for absences from meetings and who plan the general procedure of the club. The club has organized three basketball teams for recreation. In November the club was invited to Mason City, West Virginia, to conduct an induction of members into the Mason High School Hi-Y. Late in November the club had a spaghetti dinner at the home of Clifford Ply- male, a member. On the sixteenth of December a banquet was given at the home of Mr. McQuinn, the sponsor. The club also attended a dinner given at the Y. M. C. A. and a dance given there later on. The Vinson Hi-Y is progressing and expanding rapidly and will do bigger and better things in the future for the school and community. We hope to increase our membership to 30 for the second semester. 11 Page 23