Boys' Club Officus: Bob Eacrett, Board of Control; Murry Cole–
man, Yia -presidmt; Tike Hillman, president; DaYid Loop, sergeant–
at-arms; AI Kimbel, stcrdary-tretiSurer.
The Boys' Club was reorganized in 1946 and has
grown to be one of the largest dubs in high school. The
purpose is to have an organization in which every boy
is included as a member and in which all boys can discuss
common problems. Unity of purpose is their goal.
The Boys' Club has been quite busy this year. They
sponsored, with the Girls' Club, a Thanksgiving basket
drive and a
toy
drive at Christmas.
One of the highlights for the Boys' Club this year
Father-Son BatJqutl Commitltt Chairmen : Coutts, Brthmeyer,
Corey, Salisbury, A ustin .
was their Father and Son Banquet.
An unusual project this year was the Boys' Club
talent show. All the talent that could be found among
the boys was solicited and presented very successfully
at one of the Boys' Club meetings. In the spring the
boys operated a Forest Festival booth.
One dance was given this year and in the spring the
show was to find and develop talent for better school
assemblies.
