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,. 0. J Cabinet members met monthly to plan club projects. l.l'l-'I' Tu RIGHT: Seated nn rloor: Brenda Haut, program th.rirman: K.ath5 Kayser. sotial to-thairnianl Hilary Hullis. devotions chairman: Larol K.nntnr.tnn. xnns .and means to-thairman Seated: Nancy Mciscnhelder. ways rne.xns tt--th.iirrn.in: lietky Liarr, publitity th.nrm.nn1 Nantv Dreher. .trt th.nrmtm: Karole Nattkernpt-r. Inter-iilnh representative: Carh- crxnr: Stott: Mally lfrundzel. wtial to-thair nmn: Susie Day. ll1lINlL thiiirmzln: Shirley Se.un.lnn, serxitc th.lirmL1ni inmvl K.issab.u1rnL Nlrss Anita Duemxeg, generdl sponsor: Annu litnhanx. vla.ne Knight. Page '1'zrc11f3 -'l'zt'n Service and social conscious Y-Teens served their school and community in various ways. Buttonieres were sold at their Sweetheart Ball and proceeds were given to the Heart Fund. Y-Teens collected linen for the Cancer Society and received special recognition at a commu- nity tea. They brought joy to a needy family at Christmas time when they gave the nine children and their parents gifts and baskets Enthusiastic officers pro- moted club development. 1.131- r To RIGHT: Seated: Carol Kassabaum, -vitef president and Anne Brenham, president, Standing: June Knight. treasurer and Catherine Stott, secretary.
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7? ww few? The largest all-boy club in the school met on Wfednesclztys in 507. Mr. Robert Ahrens was the faculty sponsor. Combining initiative and willingness to work, the l-li-Y formulated many notable ac- complishments. Highlights of Hi-Y activities were the coronation festivities for the Basket- ball Queen. The boys were again in charge of the homecoming bonfire and the used book store. Cooperating with the Key Club they entered a float in the merchants' Christmas parade and won a second place. Page 'l'u'e111y-One Conferring on the problems of the club were the capable officers and council members. Liii-'T To RIGHT: Standing: Larry Llark. Mr, Ahrens. Bob Xlfarren. Bob Taylor. Tum Bosworth, Warner Paige, Bob Terrell, Seated: Fred Hord, presidentg jock Booth, vice-president Ed Tryon, secretary: Denny Kerns, treasurer.
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