Columbus High School 1960 Yearbook (Columbus, GA) - Full Access

( 160 ) Martha Roger , adviser for the CH "Y' 'Council, checks over the li t of peaker for the series of Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y pon ored "Teen Talk ", which are given by out!>tanding citi– zen and mini ter of Columbu during the period of Lent. "The purpo e of this organization is to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the home, school and community, higher standards of Christian character. The platform of the club is to promote clean speech clean sportsmanship, clean scholarship and clean Jiv– ing." This is the creed of the "Y" clubs throughout the world which is repeated by all members at the opening of each weekly meeting of the organization that the members may keep these phrase fresh in their mind . "Y" Council wa begun three year ago for the sole aim of promoting the e purposes of the YMCA– affiliated clubs and of co-ordinating the various activi– ties of these club at CH . In thi way prevention of con– flict in the project and fund-raising drives is accom– plished without u eless friction between groups and in– dividuals. This council i composed of repre entative from all the Hi-Y' and Tri-Hi-Y's at school. Projects sponsored this year by the "Y" Council are the clothing drive, during which members brought clothes for needy families and other destitute person , and the collection of funds from the "Y" clubs for the purchase of new shrubbery for our schooL Summit talks prove helpful. As presidents of the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs, these students work together to promote their clubs and to co-ordinate the activities and project of their respective club . lst row, L. to R.: Lynn Mercer, Leales Dos; Kay imons, Arnica; Susan Schley, Fieles Uno; Cheryl Walding, Leales Uno. 2nd row, L. toR.: Morse p de GraH, R. B. Daniel; Kenneth Darnell, T. C. Kt'ndrick; Billy Weaver, J. T. Skipworth. Organized "Y" Club support for the annual March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon aided CHS in an outstanding victory for the third consecutive year.