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

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Q-mit' 5 ROW 1: fluff to Right, E. Delattre, G. Shearer, W. Britton, Advisor, L. Kister, R. Bachmcn. ROW 2: J. Ebersole, J. Holrhes, D. Brandt, M. Noggle, F. Hair, W. Kautz. ROW 3: W. Clemenson, P. Burkhart KEY CLUB One of the newest organizations to appear on the scene at Cumberland Valley is the Key Club. The club was formed during the first semester through the efforts of the Upper Allen-Cumberland Valley Kiwanis Club and the high school administration. The club, designed mainly as a school service organization, has undertaken various proiects such as taking care of the school flag, providing a Christmas tree for the auditorium, and assisting the guid- ance program. The group meets weekly on Thursday, following school and is looking forward to an ever active program here at Cumberland Valley.

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ROW I: CLEFT TO RIGHTJ S. Darbrow, C, Shuman, R. Fritz, J. Weis, L. Shuman, J.Meck, C. Gouse. ROW 2: Mr, Fritz, Advisor, L. Gsell, W. Fenicle, A. Whitcomb, D. Byers, G. Tressler, D. Scott, R. Diehl, E. Line, R. Brown. ROW 3: E. Beam, N. Raudabough, G. Boyer, J. Davis, R. Loper, D. Goazales, R. Welker, L. Kerstetter, H. Meck, B. Lauer, E. Spahr. ROW 4: A. Morrow, J. Duftie, R. Goudy, S. Klinger, L. Koser, JUNIOR HI-Y This is one of the firsts of Cumberland Valley High School. The Junior Hi-Y was organized the first year the high school began in its full form. It is connected with the YMCA and encourages development of Christian character in a program of wor- ship, public service, discussion, games and sports. Its meetings are held every Wednesday, 6th period. ROW I: ILEFT TO RIGHTJ J. Myers, V. Ladd, M. Lamkin. ROW 2: Mrs. Thomas, advisor, K. Sullivan,N Cline, P. Culhane, M. Yohn. ROW 3: L. Morrow, S. Shuall, L. Kister, C. Starner, N. Eshelman, F. Hair, L Getz. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The FTA is a national organization sponsored by the National Education Associa- tion. This year was the first year for the club at Cumberland Valley. The purpose is to study the qualities, traits, and aptitudes which are basic to teaching, and to secure information about the teaching profession. The activities of the club include observations of other schools, both elementary and secondary levels, visits to teacher-training in- stitutions, and actual teaching experiences. Membership is offered to senior high students interested in the teaching profession. Regular meetings are held during vocational in- A-.-A..A ,-...,-L...-. -A-:AAF

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51' ART ASSISTANTS The Senior Art Club does various projects during the year. Perhaps the largest project is the Christmas decorations. The club works with the advisor in changing bulletin boards, showcases, banquet place cards, as- sembly decorations, and various other things that arise. The club is made up of senior high students and alumni. The Junior Art Club has various proiects during the school term. The club consists of eighth and ninth grade students. Mrs. Albright is advisor to these clubs. ROW I: tLeft to Righty F. Shuler, K. Rose, B. Yohon, C. Benner, L. Hoy, L. Souders, G. Hempt, L. McNair. ROW 2: B. McKee, W. Burtner, F. Vogelsong, L. Fitting, J. Cramer. I if 3 SITTING tlet to Rightj S Shuall D Richenback STANDING L Wagner P Castle, M. Lon J Ross H Hale M Weary JUNIOR AND SENIGR ART CLUBS The Art Assistants' Group is a number of students who are capable of teaching art in the event of the teacher's absence. The members are personally chosen by the art instructor. The Lettering Group is a small group of students from all grades, selected by the art instructor. Their purpose is to letter signs and do other poster work for bulletin board displays. LETTERING GROUP