Whitko High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Page 19 text:

Bn ee Library Club members are among those who furnish valuable service to Whitko High School: Displays this year featuring Halloween, Valentine's Day, Christmas, The Indianapolis 500, football, winter sports; and direct library employment in checking books in and out, shelving, writing overdue notices, checking in new magazines and securing shelves magazines. The nice part for those who work and perhaps not widely known is that they received academic credit. ''Checkmate'' can often be heard on Wednesdays in the library. This is where members of the Chess Club gather on meeting days to challenge each other to the strategic game of chess. Unable to at tend the regional chess competition this year, club members were content to play the game during study halls and meeting days. The Art Club was on the go with several field trips this year. Three colleges were visited: John Herron School of Art, Fort Wayne Art School and . St. Francis College. While in Ft. Wayne they went to L.S. Ayres to see the artwork of several Whitko students which was on display in the National Scholastic Arts Awards Contest. The last trip was a sketchbook photography fieldtrip to Turkey Run State Park. Art Club Members — lst Row: Randy Anderson, President; Mr. Malicki, Advisor; Joan Hostetler, Secretary Treasurer; Rick Miller, Vice President 2nd Row: June Grable, Lambda Mort, Brigette Harper, Roberta Slaymaker, Nick Dimmick 3rd Row: Diane Kurz, Roxanne Smith, David Widman, Bret Bailey, Tim Sylvester, Randy Slusher 4th Row: Terry Eberly, Brian Gebert, Penny Warren, Shawn Anderson, Dave Watkins, Brian Kissinger, Brent Kirkham 5th Row: Darrell Anderson, Teah O'Dell, Angie Holler, Gayle Finken, Karen Patterson, Joni Kurtz, Vicki Moog 6th Row: Penny Rosdil, Rachel Grant, Linda Rose, Kelly Rucker, Connie Chandler, Jo Plew, Kathy Clevenger, Gwen Hughes. 15

Page 18 text:

14 GROWING INTEREST IN HOBBY CLUBS RIGHT: A display on the Indy 500 is one of the projects of Library Club. FAR RIGHT: Gwen Hughes looks over some drawings at the Ft. Wayne Contest. OPPOSITE LOWER RIGHT: Signs at Turkey Run State Park. BELOW: Library Club — 1st Row: Bev DeFraine, Angie Loe, Lynn Hackworth, Sheila Brainard 2nd Row: Valerie Cripe, Margaret Rowe, Carol Knarr, Joe Scheiber, Pam Garrett, Jeff Fosser, Bill Helblig, Tassy Linn, Lori Deeter, Julie Yingst and Mrs. Kessie advisor. BOTTOM: Chess Club — lst Row: Darrell Anderson, Vice President; Brad VankKirk, Treasurer; Keith Schuman, Secretary; Rick Miller, President 2nd Row: Tim Miller, Kevin Wright, Rex Kreger, Mike McCoy, Tony Caudill, Brian Smith, Shane Tom Keener 3rd Row: Tony Boggs, Tony Starkey, Duane Schuman, Tony Phillips, Troy Richards, Verlin Craig. wie iouanaror 13 5a0

Page 20 text:

SUNSHINERS HAVE BUSY YEAR As usual it was a busy year for the members of the Sunshine Society, one of Whitko's largest and most active clubs. Some of the activities included Peanut Pal Week, choosing an Ideal Lady, Daddy Date Night and Chili Supper. Not only does Sunshine Society affect the friends and relatives of members, it also assists the community and special organizations. Collecting for Cancer Drive, donating toys to needy children at Christmas, raising $1563.71 for Riley Children's Hospital and entertaining at Fort Wayne State School are just a few of the ways this club helped others. At the end of the year a few outstanding members were recognized. Lori Juillerat was named Sunshine Girl of the Year at the Officer Induction. At the Senior Breakfast these girls were presented corsages for raising over 100 points: Mary Trump, Lori M. Smith, Sandy Gebert, Vicki Boggs and Felicia DeLorme. 16