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

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Barber Shop Blend boys . . . Pump out that bass, kid . . . Keep the tenor high . . . Always ready and willing . . . Oh! those spur-of-the-moment appearances . . . Miss I.iinlwerger's angles . . . Deck the Halls with nielodious music . . . Did you like Yona from Arizona . . , lt's the most, kid. FIRST ROW: I-I. Ryder. J. Here-ndeen,. XV. Sweger, P. Replogle, B Wilson. L. Heim. Glee Klub The vocal students around school? . . . Oh, those rehearsals, they were the most!! . . . Glee Club and benediction go together like music and Miss Limberger . . . I won- der if any of them will become concert artists?? . . . Did you see the Spring Con- cert? . . . Aren't they a cultured looking group? . . . Boy, did they ever sound good . . . Thanks to Miss Liinberger. FIRST ROW: N. Smith, F. Page, C. Hoover, M. Hummel. M. Travitz, P, Repologle, H. Ryder, W. Sweger. N. Neff, G, Bashore, W. Varrno, J. Ruhl, C. Pechart. SIZCOND ROXX': S. Morrison, P. Stought, P. Tompson, I.. Gehr, R. Wertz, W. Radabaugh, L. Hair, I.. Bzymesser, W. Kautz, J. Herendeen, S. Shaw, E. Sweger, K. Stoner. A. Travitz. THIRD ROW: M. Myers, B. Keefauver, S. Hopple. L. Shuman. F. Varncr, L. Heiin, L. Noss, R. Tressler, C. Miller, E. Spar, J. Wzitt, C. Tinner, ll. Metzer, Miss Linherger, Advisor. l Cfhvraliers The song birds of the Glee Club . . . Light and gay songs . . . They're our girls . . . Never a word is spoken at the girls' rehearsal! . . . Always a song on hand . . . I believe they like Around the World . . . Do they like singing with the Barber Shop? . . . Always ready to sing . . . And these are all under- classmen, tool! LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Stought fPianOJ, S. Morrison, L. Shuman, B Metzger,.P. Thompson, F. Page, C. Tinner, S. Shall.

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Hlariuet Quartet Rated Excellent in District Fo- rensics . , . Enjoy good music . . . We're expecting much from you. Sauoplroue Quartet Good group of musicians . , . They like March Military . . . Spring Con- cert. Special juuior their Khorus FIRST ROXV: P. johnson, j. Breneman, S. Basset, L, Ritter, P. Weibley, M, Beam. SECOND ROW: S. Kennedy. C, Gingrich, D. Kautz, E. Deitch, P. Loper, S. Gingrich, C. Benner. THIRD ROW: K. Ross, T. Sphnr, XXV. Hair, S. Fedderhoff. J. Bird, R. Hupper, E. Sphereholf. FOURTH ROW: D. Piffer. F. Zeigler. M. Herely, Holler, N. Breson, A, Irlenely, C. Egan, K. Harris. I-. Ruclaubaugh. FIFTH ROXW: B. Yohn. D. Butorf. M. Blettner, J. Potteiger, P. Grover, C. Griffis, P. Coronik. I.. Davis. SIXTH ROW: M. Linberberger, D. Fahnestoclc, E. Gitlmrt, D. Fahnestock, J. Fahnestock, T. Shunmn, C. Epply, -J. Quackenbush, P. Stought.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Darlene Lauer Rob ert Elicker, Judy Gorman. The understudies, so to speak, of the Red and White Masquers . . . presentation of plays within the club . . . spectators at Harrisburg Commu- nity Theater . . . serious appreciators of the art of drama . . . fund-raising dance . . . end of the year party . . . where was Mrs. Kizlin? . . . what? measles!!! . . . only junior high stu- dents may belong . . . future possessors of the Oscar and Emmy awards? Mr. linclis oratorial wonders . . enunciate clearly . . . don't slide your s's . . . listening to a new musical every week . . . visiting cerebral palsy clinic . . . extemporaneous speeches . . . no shifting on the feet . , . ab solutely no ah, ah, ah.