Revue 1946 - Linton Public Library

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Left to right: Row I-Bill Roll, Roy Price, Wesley Hensley, Wendell Ladson, Bob
Hollingsworth, Junior Collins, Bob Froeschke, James Fritz, Paul Strietelmeier,
Sammy Taylor, Mr. Barnes. Row 2-Mr. Gabbard, Harry Gabbard, Keith Thornton,
Dwight Hastings, Frank Wilson, Willard Ham, Shirley Osborn, Norman Heath,
Donnie Workman, John Spice, Mr. Creager. Row 3-Maurice Martindale, James
Oeffler, Frank Miller, Bill Geatches, Bob Elkins, Tom Dudley, Bob Keller, Bill
Orman, Rusty Edwards, Fred Fisk, Bob Steele.
The outstanding Boys' Club of Linton High School is the Hi-Y. The purpose
of this club is "to create, maintain, and extend, throughout the sch ool and
community, high standards of Christian character." During the past year
the Hi-Y has sponsored a convocation by a full blooded Indian, Joe Friday;
also at that time it conducted an old clothing drive which was very
successful.
The Hi-Y this year celebrated its twentieth anniversary in Linton High
School.