Cumberland Valley High School - Argus Yearbook (Mechanicsburg, PA)

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HALL PATROL This organization, organized for the benefit of the stu- dent body, is composed of members of the Senior Class. It is the responsibility of every member to be at his post in time to assist the students in keeping the halls safe, clean, and orderly. The Hall Patrol is for the students' use. Everyone should feel free to consult them on problems pertaining to difficulties concerning the halls, lockers, direction, and time. MARLIN YOHN LANETTE MORROW Co-ca pfuin Co-co ptain ROW 1: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ M. Reeser, J. Wagner, C. Heiges, J. Myers, M. Yohn, Mr. Davis, advisor, L. Morrow, E. Lichtenberger, V. Ladd, K. Fritz, J. Putt. ROW 2: D. Thomas. R. Lichtenberger, D. Sadler,J. Fry, P. Culhane, V. Barrick, R. Kautz, L. Goodling, L. Orris, R. Kautz. ROW 3: K. Sullivan, A. Hess, L. Kister, N. Cline, N. Eshelman, F. Hair, P. Shumberger, M. Schwartz. ROW 4: D. Weigle, R. Hare, R. Keefauver,T Snook. 57

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STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of CVHS is probably the most widely acclaimed organization in the high school. Council members meet every Thursday during Activity period to discuss various school projects, improvements, or problems which might arise ' ' jttii if y N y throughout the student body. ':.,' Q J Q 'T L At the beginning of the year, home rooms elected two ,A representatives to attend council meetings. From these people ,-'r .:.A,1 1 , an executive committee is chosen. This committee includes the , C president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, editor of the Ce- J ll Ve-Eye, editor of the Argus, presidents of the three senior high ' T s l j lkl lsllil rs-fr g classes, captains of the hall patrol, and Mr. George Davis, the ,.. xirvr J su, J able advisor. The regular and executive councils meet on al- , ternate Thursdays. 1 U g V gg, J , J ,af In a regular meeting of Student Council, dances are sched- l 3. -ff-iufiwjg'-,Q. , f RONALD BACHMAN . , uled, the committees meet, Student Council conventions are min planned, supervision of hall patrol, and differences of opinion are expressed. There is also conferring with Mr. Slaybaugh. DONALD BRANDT Student Council is also directly responsible for the func- tion, for the operation of the Student Store, and the welfare PFOQFOITI. ll . ROW 1: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ S. Kile, C. Hoover, T. Hopple, A. Sweger, J. Meck, K. Sullivan, W. Radabaugh, J. Hall, B. Shaw, S. Morrison. ROW 2: Mr. Heckler, Co-advisor, A. Boyer, R. Tinner, B. Kline, B. Metzger, E. Delattre, M. Lamkin, J. Mullen, C. Yinger, P Potteiger, M. Hensel. M. Pascarella, Mr. Davis, Co-aavisor ROW 3: F. Lamkin, N. Watts, M. Blissell, P. Castle, K. Foltz, F. Page, W. Simpson, J. Robb, P. Culane M. Noggle, S. Ober, C. Starner, L. Morrow. ROW 4: W. Clementson, J. Ebersole, J. Bore,S. Klinger,W Kautz, D. Thomas, L. Noss, D. Brandt, R. Rimrner, R. Bachman, R. Hare, M. Yohn.

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ROW 'I lleft to Rightl V Enck Jr J Splzzirrl Advisors. ROW 2: B. Keller, R. Kautz, J. Myers, M. Lamkin, C Lebo V Ladd ROW 3 P Smee R Tunner J Lehrman, S. Shaull, P. Fetterhoff, F. Page, G. Saphore. ROW 4 R Tressler N Eshelman D Saddler J Watts, N. Cline, J. Robb, P. Castle, R. Rimmer. RED AND WHITE MASQLIERS Red and White Masquers is composed of students in the senior high school who have a genuine in- terest in dramatics. The club takes regular trips to Harrisburg to view performances given by the Har- risburg Community Theater. A new proiect, the one-act play night, was sponsored for the Hrst time this year. Other proiects include study of different phases of the theater, producing an assembly pro- gram, touring nearby schools with a one-act play and encouraging interest in drama in C.V. The high- light of the year was a trip to Hershey and Philadel- phia to see a professional play.