At the first meeting of the newly organized Explorer Scout group here recently were two of the officers and the post advisor of the group. Shown above, left to right, are Larry Barnes, secretary of the new group, Virgil Davis, volunteer post advisor, and Bill Boileau, president. The group of Explorer Scouts were organized here several weeks ago alter Mr. Davis volunteered to serve as post advisor. They are sponsored by the local Junior Chamber of Conmerce.; White shirts and ties for the boys and a variety of high heeled shoes for the girls were the order of the day at the high school here Wednesday as the student body took part in the first annual Dress-Up Day. Three of the well dressed local students were talking over a biology test in the main hall of the high school building. They are Dave Sellers, left, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers, and Kathy Jungbluth, center, and Carole Jungbluth, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Jungbluth.; The smiling trio here are only three of the many second grade students at the local Stewart School who worked to make place favors to brighten up the tables at the United Presbyterian Home here over the holiday season. They are, left to right, Roger Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Gardner; Peggy Erlenbush, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Erlenbush; and Glenda Miles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Miles. They are shown holding several of the hand-made place favors which were made from potatoes, toothpicks, cranberries and gum drops with the finished product resembling a turkey. Teachers of the three second grade classes who went together on the project for the U.P. Home are Mrs. Darrell Witt, Miss Sharon Moothart and Mrs. Robert Carter.; With Keota basketball coach Lee Visser are the two senior guards for the Eagles, Ron Tinnes, left, and Gary Romoser. Both are returning lettermen from last year's team.