Yorkville High School - Annual Yearbook (Yorkville, IL)

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,pf bf QPF' F MS' First row, left to right-D. Morganegg, M, Salisbury, S, Merkel, Miss Hangartner, B. Todnem, C. Cockriel, A. Greene Second row, left to right-S. Geiger, M, Ament, D. Conover, M. Dickson, G, Leighty, N. Paulson, A. Shick, M Cummings, Third row, left to right-N, Van Slyke, C. Wendling. V. Henker, I. Bretthauer, M. Iohnson, S. Ahrens E. Blair, D. Te-ws. Fourth row, left to right-P. Saliisburg, D. Larson, N. Voga, A. Thompson, l. Shick, L, Dickson D, Grimwood. Girls' Glee Cluh The Girls Glee Club meets twice a Week under Miss Hangartners direction. Their accompanist is Betty Todnem. Some ot the places they sang this year were the P.T.A. Christmas program, the Spring Concert and the Baccalaureate Services. 1 I lt you happen to be in the portables fifth hour on Tuesday and Thursday, you would probably Want to stay and listen to the Girls Sextette as they ik blend their voices in harmonious melody. , ' This year the Sextette have lor their alternates Gwen Leighty tor soprano, and Donna Winchester for altos. H x We are truly proud ot the line job of singing these girls have done in lr' assemblies and lor various clubs in this community and in others. t Girls' Sextette Left to right-l.. Collman, Mildred Wicks, Myrna Wicks, I. Cornils, V. Eckert, L Walker, I. Harker.

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First row, left to right-A. Greene, D. Washay, M. Trummel, A. Borneman, M. Larson, Miss Barra, S. Heap. Second row, left to right-K. Mauser, E. Gjerde, I. Matyas, D. Morganegg, S. Trummel, D. Larson, B. johnson, M. Salisbury, D. Leitzau, D, Winchester. Third row. left to right-E. Blair, C, Mortenson, S. Merkel, D. Conover, A Shick, M. Ament, N. Van Slyke, M. Dickson, l. Leedy, F, Wollenweber, B. Frankenhauser. Fourth row, left to right-C. Cockriel, E. Iohnson, P. Salfisberg, M. Cummings, B. Todnem, C. Wollenweber. Fifth row. left to right-H Grim- wood L. Dickson, M Maier, B Hall ren I. Lane D. Maier M. Hextell Sixth row. left to ri ht-D. Sutcliffe, D. Tews, f - - - Q I - I - 9 W. Mulvey, D. Hardecopf, A, Thompson, N. Voga, I. Shick, V. Henlcer, C. Wendling. PHA. stands for Future Homemakers of America. Our chapter had 53 members, which was a good percentage of the girls in the school. Our colors were red and white, and our flower was the red rose. Gur motto Toward New Horizons, denotes our purpose. Our advisor was Miss Barra, and we elected Marian Hester as our chapter mother at the beginning of the year. Some of our projects were: selling barbeques at noon, selling cards, cake raffles and sending Christmas boxes overseas. A few of our socials were a hayride, slumber party, and various movies throughout the year. The F. H. A. chapter has had an enjoyable time together, and will look forward to the coming years' success. 39

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