Wiley High School - Wileyan Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

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'P' i KEY CLUB Lei! to right: Raw l: Neil Muse, Bob L-ibcvsitz, Steve flcisser, Lee Ciiasfgzn, lslormir Txeinih, Bri lfvanhgirn. How 2: Mi, Payne, Lanny Bciber, Mike McCormick, Giruzd Lew, lift. Kleweq, lohr. Sgfmlding, Bill Cook, Stanley S'oin. Standing: Mi, Harvey, Kiwciiiis representative, Dick lfznciidg lohn K,idg lim l-lobsoixq lim Eilei- Bill Living Inn O'Giodyg Den Sriubleg Duve Muse: Tom Cfipps, Dick Donovring Mike Figinfizelg Bill Siwinicnp Pionklir. Bucknci, Tifdsurery lim Pyqrnon, Vi'--gicsidentp Bill Kayser, Secretory, Don Pluizibouqh, Picsidcnt. Lei! to riqht: Rvw l: Dcuil Millei, Pi: Llifi n'7 Dfivo Snug 5, Secrff-vii, Row 2: Biufff' Sliupp, Vice-1 lC'51ClQl llI loc-f Millcx, Treosu KEY CLUB The Wiley Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Kenneth Payne ffacultyj and Mr. R. B. Harvey fKiwanisj, was a service organiza- tion under the supervision of the Terre Haute Kiwanis Club. that met three times a month. This year, after taking charge of the home- coming parade, the Key Club cooperated in the tuberculin tests and Canes for the Blind drive and maintained the pictures in the hall. Twirp Week was their outstanding func- IK! tion, high-lighted by the Gandy Dancers Ball. Hi-Y The Hi-Y, an affiliate of the Y.lVI.C.A., met once a month this year under the spon- sership of Mr. J. P. Lunstrum. The club took charge of the homecoming bonfire and coop- erated with the Y-Teens in making arrange- ments for the coronation of the basketball queen. Its spring schedule included a mixer and the annual club picnic. Page Ten

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AN Leh to right: Row l: Sui. l'ffi'gs,P:Qside:1'4 Indy E' HHS,'-71'C-fkIi'SldGI'1l1KCIU9 Conley, Secietciyg Lynn Hollis, Treasurer' Annobeilf Eshazmfzn, lute: gint :eg::sen':'1'fe- Cellefrz lflzllcz, Service Ccmmiftee Chciiniunp Mtiiqie Lewis, Vfcxys and Means Committee Q9-fi'E.f1i:zn:::p iczzir Kvzixxnf' Qcqfxn.-it-::r1,f. R' ',-,' K: lam, S' 3171.1 Ct C--'hfzizrtiizzi' Sue Diekhoif, Musii Ccinznvtfe Cnzirnizn: Suse Sirxerx, Psi:- fg,i'3' Ll ::.::.. '- Qiqxi' ali 33.5. 1.1. Six.: tiff- C:-Chczizzmzn' Halen Fishei, Wfzys mic Means Ccnirxirtffg 7-Cirzi. .' l'1Zl H 1' :. Qiu' .'5.:.:. 3 .1fit, Picjzcn. Ce::,iz.i1'ct lj3.:11n1g1:: Lizzy' EIL? Eine, D:-'Jf'l'!l5 Cin. Y-TEENS The Y-Teens. Wiley's largest organization, sponsored many social and service projects which included the offering of scholarships. participation in the city-wide linen drive. distribution of Thanksgiving baskets to needy fam- ilies. the Turkey Trot. Sweetheart Dance. Christmas Caroling. and a Mother- Daughter Banquet. The various committees which carry on the work of the club are devotions. music. service. art. social. publicity. ways and means and program. Page Eleven