Wood High School - Log Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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'O KEY CLUB-Row 1: H. Bames, D. Quinlan, S. Sloan, S. Cuerrieri. Row 2: N. Lindly, C. Parrish, B. Petty, G. Thomas, R. Parrish. Row 3: S. Beit- meyer, S. Oakes, B. Herring, R. Robbins. Row 4: R. Hogan, S. Kritsch. is key to membership in clubs V. 'U- 'fr IUNIOR RED CROSS-Row 1: P. Brown, D. Bruce, S. Gerber, S. Eversole. Row 2: M. Rivers, C. Crawford, D Hopleins, V. White, P. johnson. Row 3: G. Bonner, B. Napier, G. Sims, S. Hardin, V. Morgan, H. Cook, K. Chatman 83

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STUDENT COUNCIL-Row l: S. Cuerrieri, W. Board, C. Baxter. Row 2: K. Chatmon, J. Passwater, S. Huskis- son, C. Mauler, K. Kersey. Row 3: P. Smith, C. Chat- mon, T. Carroll, B. P-eed, K. Sarden. Led by the Student'Council, which serves as li- aison between administration and student body, Woodls clubs and organizations provide aid and service to both our school and community. Scholarship, citizenship, and participation in extra-curricular activities are some of the require- ments for membership in Key Club and Tri-Hi-Y, international service organizations. Projects undertaken by the Key Club this year included co-sponsorship of a coat check at games, and participating in the Tuberculosis and job Opportunity campaigns. Proceeds from the Tri-Hi-Yls magazine subscrip- tion sales went to their needy family program at Christmas time. This is the groupls main project. junior Red Cross members began their year with a school-wide membership drive through the home- rooms. Again this year, their major project was filling large chests with medical and school sup- plies to be sent to schools overseas. Service to school and communit 3,48 TRI-HI-Y-Row 1: S. Kincaid. B. Andrews, P. Banks, B. Wallace, M. Sloan, R. Ramsey, H. Kennedy. Row 2: L. Ester M. Bales, S. Wise, W. Board, T. Carroll, P. Smith, L. Carter, C. Hoover, N. Che-lf. Row 3: K. Chatmon, C. Chatrnon S. White, L. Scarbrough, R. Cooley, L. McGinley, S. Baxter, P. Hattiex.

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Marching Woodchucks enter the field at Homecoming. New half-time shows feature Band Led by co-drum majors Frank Duncan and Roger Herring, VVood's Marching band made a good showing in both the Veteranis Day and Christmas Parades, as well as performing at half- time performances during football season, and the new half-time shows in our new gym. Under the direction of Mr. Brittian, the regional champions began their season early with the Foot- ball Iamboree in September. The band went on AEP' to enter ensemble contests at Indiana Central in early spring. More than sixteen girls serve as drill team mem- bers, Hewettes, and Majorettes, and perforrnp at half time also. The drill team, newly formed this year, was featured at half-time shows during bas- ketball season. Majorettes and Hewettes march with the band during parades and performances. Ea..- E-E - g Co-drum majors Frank Duncan and Roger Herring. HEWETTES-Bottom: Pam Dykes, Pam Messer. Top Patty Kuhn, Sharon VVhite.