Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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l H 4 l L.......... SZSZSZSZSZSZSQSZSZWWSZWSZSZSZSZSZSZSQ Fifth period every day, students have a choice of either sitting in a boring study or spending their leisure time in an exciting club or elective. In one of our pictures we see Ron Anthony having a wonderful time laying chess. This is about the only time he is reall serious 147. There is also Photo Cljub. But don't let this shot mislead you, they realfy do work hard 413. Carla Snyder and Margie Kester show team - work in Dancing Club 425. ln Macrame Club, Kelly Oravec has her hands full 135. Other clubs and electives that keep students busy during fifth period include: Architectural Drawing, Dramatics, and Audio-Visual Aids. Students can also improve their skills in such non-academic areas as duplicating, food prep, typing, woodworking, mass media, needlework, and mechanical drawing. 1 ,1-lf lI i- li 1 'S 24 4 PB H l PB 11 ,- Y Al--

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Der Sieg, translated to the victory, was the experience felt by sophomore Greg Schuck and junior Michelle Lorah Keeping the winning tradition here at SHS Greg captured fifth prize with his recital of Der Erl konig Michelle gave an exciting ex hibition of Der Handschuh Three juniors spoke their impressive ideas to the title of My responsibility to America in the Voice of Democracy contest. Capturing the first three places were Heather MacCrindle, Chris Cunfer, and Lori Clause. These three girls were chosen by a selected panel of SHS faculty members as the finest speakers in the school. Heather's speech represented SHS in the district contest where she was honored with second place. WN 7- dl, if ' l