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little advice??? Join a club! ... Now!!! Choose a club that will suit
your interests -- anything from home-making to judo -- and be active
in it!! You're sure to find many new friends -- and WPHS will mean
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CLUB
NEWS
Nancy Ann Wrenn |
As
the new school year opens, the clubs will begin their many interesting
activities again.
One of the most active clubs on campus this
year will be the band. They will drill during half-time at football
games and will have many concerts during the year. The officers
chosen for the band are Captain, John Bordley; First Lt., Steve
Van Ore; Second Lts. are Perky McKim, also head majorette; Larry
Elam, Bill McGinnis, and David Eckhart.
The Campus Crusaders have already begun their
plans to make this an outstanding year. This club is dedicated
to Christian service in the school. The hard working officers
in this club are President Susan Carter; Vice President, George
Fisher; Secretary, Sue Tinklepaugh.
The Tri-Hi-Y organization at W.P.H.S. is divided
into three branches. The C.M.E. is for Senior girls and their
chosen officers are: President, Maurine Doggett; Vice President,
Mary Carter; Secretary, Dodie Rossell; Treasurer, Nancy Ann
Wrenn; Chaplain, Bonnie Boone.
The Junior girls have formed a new Tri-Hi-Y.
They have as their officers: President, Nancy Thomopson; Vice
President, Betsy Cragg; Secretary, Ann Jenkins; Treasurer, Elnora
Wright; Chaplain, Mary Jane Potocki.
The Sophomores will have their own Tri-Hi-Y
which has not yet been formed.
The National Honor Society consists of students
who have excelled in the qualities of Scholarship, Leadership,
Service, and Character. The officers for this year will not
officially be elected until the new members are inducted at
the first of this year.
The National Forensic League, better known
as the N.F.L., is an organization of students interested in
debate and speech work. Officers in this club are President,
Mary Loeb; Vice President, Max Morris; Secretary, Pat Beck;
Treasurer, Chan Muller; Chaplain, Ann Spaulding; Historian,
Susan Chace.
To instill school spirit and good sportmanship
in the students of W.P.H.S. is one of the many goals of the
Pep Club. Some of their activities are the keeping of a poster
with the scores of our games. They also sponsor a bus to the
first football game. Their busy officers are President, Susie
Miller; Vice President, Lee Van Wormer; Secretary, Larilyn Swanson;
Treasurer, Ann Jenkins.
The Science Club is made up of students who
have a real interest in science. Many interesting field trips
to Winter Park companies provide a good time for all. Their
officers are President, Greg Holland; Vice President, David
Harold; Secretary, Sharon Hayes; Treasurer, John Bordley; Historian,
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WELCOME
TO THESE NEW INSTRUCTORS
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Winter Park High School teachers with Principal Osburn Wilson.
1st row, left to right: Wayne Johnson, Charlette Hall and Principal
Wilson. 2nd row: Mrs. Gwen Giltnor, Mrs. Annette Menard and
Peggy Sells. 3rd row: Norma Lawley, Ona Barfield and Dorothy
Collins. Not present were Robert Appleman, Edith Standbury and
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D.C.T.
is the diversified cooperative training club. It
is a course designed for students who are now receiving
instructions for their chosen professions. They
take part of their training in school and the remainder
on the job. Their officers have not yet been elected.
French Club is made up of students
who are taking French or enjoy the language. It's
hard working officers are: President, Perky McKim;
Vice President, Helen Whittington; Secretary, Jay
Persons; and Treasurer, Bob Roy; Historian, Joanne
Horvath; and Chaplain, Sheila Clarke.
F.H.A. is Future Homemakers of
America. These girls are preparing to be better
homemakers and develop better relations in the home,
school, and community. President, their officers
have not been elected.
F.N.A. is the Future Nurses of
America. This is a club designed for girls who plan
to take up nursing as a career. It also gives them
an opportunity to render their services in the hospital.
The officers of this club are: President, Emily
Winfield; Vice President, Clara Harrold; Secretary,
Mary Sheldon; and Treasurer, Ronnie Hoose.
F.T.A., the Future Teachers of
America, is a club which helps students to decide
if teaching is their chosen profession. Much experience
is gained in practice teaching days, in which students
teach for a day in a class of their choice. The
president of this club is Donna Newberry; with Vice
President, Mary Carter; Secretary, Perky McKim;
Treasurer, Noralee Reicherts; and Chaplain-Historian,
Linda Wentworth.
Girls Athletic Association, or
more properly known as G.A.A., is an organization
which gives girls an opportunity to participate
in and enjoy sports. It encourages sportsmanship
and fair play. Its President is Karen Kane,; Vice
President, Marty Grove; Secretary, Joanne Horvath;
and Treasurer, Lee Van Wormer.
Glee Club is a course offered
during school to students who enjoy singing in an
organized group. The officers of this club are:
President, Paul Bene; Vice President, Carol McConnell;
and Secretary and Librarian, Susan Carter.
The Hi-Y Club will be divided
into three branches; the Sophomores, the Junor and
the Senior group. Hi-Y is a boy's Christian service
organization, closely affiliated with the Y.M.C.A.
The Senior club officers are: President, Frank Ferguson;
Vice President, Greg Holland; Secretary, Richard
Giannini; Treasurer, Mike Kelly; and Chaplain, Bob
Finfrock.
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Judo
Club is a boy's organization to encourage competitive
interest in this sport. Skill and sportsmanship are stressed.
The officers of this club are: President, Jim Fleming;
Vice President-Secretary, John Slegel.
Key Club is a boys' service organization
which is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Winter Park.
The Key Club is engaged in many worth while projects which
benefit the school and community. Bill Phillips is President
of the Key Club; Richard Winslow, Vice President; Lance
Howden, Secretary; and Gary Houmes, Treasurer. This summer,
Bill represented Key Club in the International Convention
in New York and Boston.
Latin Club is a club for Latin students
who are taking or have taken Latin. It's purpose is to
further the knowledge of people and culture of the Roman
Empire. Its active President is Jean Bradford; Vice PResident,
Karen Horn; Secretary, Nancy Lundahl; Treasurer, Dodie
Rossell; Historian Rita Dunn; and Chaplain, Ann Spaulding.
Library Club is composed of students
who work in the library. They render valuable service
to the school by helping students select books. They have
not yet elected officers, but their chairman is Richard
Harrold, who has held this office for two consecutive
years.
Spanish Club. This is an organization
for tudents who are interested in Spanish for practical
purposes. Students, among other things, learn of the cultures
of Spanish-speaking peoples. Their activities are very
enlightening. Bill Phillips, President; Maurine Doggett,
Vice President; Secretary, Mary Holly; Treasurer, Karen
Kane.
Thespian Society is composed of those
students interested in acting and the theatre. The plays
they produce are remarkably well acted. Those serving
their fellow Thespians as officers are: Linda Schmidt,
President; Vice President, Robin McKenzie; Secretary,
Donna Newberry; Treasurer, Woody Leonard; Chaplain, Sue
Sturgis. Sue is also in charge of membership.
Wheel Club is a service organization
sponsored by the Rotary Club. Its members strive to create
good will in the school and the community. Gene Mooney
is President of the Wheel Club; Ray Myers, Vice President;
Chan Muller, Secretary; Bob Finfrock, Treasurer.
Backstate Technician's Club is an organization
which controls the operation of the auditorium. They control
lighting, audio, and the projection machine. They are
also in charge of providing music for the lunch room.
Their hard working officers are: Bill Schwartz, President;
and Vice-President, Doug Dillon.
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