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

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4+ ILEFT TO RIGHTJ, ROW I: J. Stimeling, D. Clapp, J. Herendeen, L. Hutton, T. Pass. ROW 2: R. Fahnestack, H. Ryder, D. Castle, L. Epply, D. Rickenboch, D. Grim, F. Chubb. ROW 3: D. Lauer, J. Halthes, N. Randolf, R. Stitmer, S. Bently, J. Kendell, J. Kendall, D. Thomas. ROW 4: L. Noss, L. Miller, D. Grave, C. Marks, A. Keller. STAGE CREW The Stage Crew is composed of eight selected boys from the sen- ior high school. lt is their respon- sibility to aid in staging the iunior and senior plays, and help in the production of all other plays, as- semblies, and commencement ex- ercises. Auditorium lighting is done completely by the Stage Crew. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB The Audio Visual Aids Club, un- der the patient and tolerant direc- tion of Mr. Birch, is responsible for the mechanical problems in C. V. This doesn't include such things as robots or other automatons. How- ever, the members of this club learn how to use, care for, and to repair the A-V equipment, which consist of the reel proiectors, tape recorder, and slide projectors. CLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Mr. Sealover, advisor, R. Coover, E. Brenneman, E. Hess, S. Bryson D. Spriggnoli, L. Bretz. 68

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H 'ik 11111. 4, an 'it nr- 3, -1 .. 4 - 1 .. an All , ,giv P 1 L nfs. M . .Q ix ia l. ,Af ROW 'lz Cleft to Rightl D. Clapp, E. Delattre, D. Lovin. ROW 2: S. Bentley, H. Nebinger, C. Brandt M Goucly. ROW 3: B. Metzger, L, Snavely, S. Rowe, C, Pechart, N. Smith, K. Yeingst, K. Best rs Milewski, Advisor. - S. P. Q. R. CLUB The SPQR Club actually encompasses all Latin students whose purpose is to promote the further study of Latin. This is clone by class work, book reports on Roman times, reports, derivative study, field trips, membership in the Junior Classical League. The Italian Club, a branch of the SPQR Club, is a small group which is learning Italian via the Lin- quaphone method. Everyone enioys the Roman banquet which climaxes the year. ii 5 it wie ROMAN BANQUET

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PHGTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club of Cumberland Valley High School met every Monday in the science laboratory and the photographic darkroom. Var- ious phases of photographic work were discussed. A great deal of the club members' time was spent in the darkroom putting into practice the ideas that were learned in the discussion periods. One of the projects ot the club was to take pictures of and for the various organizations of the school, and then enlarge and develop the pictures for sale to the student body. We believe that the Photography Club of Cum- berland Valley High School is developing into one of the most active high school photography clubs that can be found anywhere. ROW l: Cleft to Righty G. Smith, Advisor. ROW 2: D. Dobie, J, Brown, H. Zink, M- Bridgewater, F. Line. ROW 3: B. Kautz, T. Pass, F. Chubb, R. Witmer, G, Shearer. ROW 4: J. Kendall, A. Keller, J. Halthes. SEVENTH GRADE SCIENCE CLUB This new club has been organized to aid its members to learn more about the many fields in science. Due to the usual varied interests of the members, no certain field of science is emphasized. During the year each member is required to work on a proiect of his own. Some examples of projects carried on by students are: caring for an aquarium or terrarium, the making of a collection of insects, doing experiments in chemistry, and electricity, and the use of the microscope in varied observations or studies. The only require- ment for membership is an interest in science. NINTH GRADE SCIENCE CLUB The Eighth and Ninth Grade Science Club meets every Tuesday in the Science Laboratory. During these meetings many demonstrations were performed by the instructor and the students on subiects ranging from air pressure to zoology. Many interesting and educational proiects were done by the club members. The-year's work was highlighted by a trip to the Franklin and Marshall Planetarium. NNN