Caernarvon Township High School - Blugold Yearbook (Morgantown, PA)

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THE WELSHMAN Mrs. Dorothy Groff, Dorothy Oatman, Ernie Abbott, Cornelia Schubel, Wilbur Hixson, Donald Wells, Rosabel Witwer, Ruthmary Wag- ner, Ethel Hart. Walter Cook, Howard Muhlenberg, Nancy Arters, Jeanne Byler - Edi- tor, Iane Kruppenbach, Glenn Beam. The Welshman , Caernarvon's monthly paper, tries to record all the news of both the elementary and the high school. The paper in- cludes humor columns, of which Dear Diary is the favorite, as well as editorials on school issues and current national problems. ' With the exception of typing, which is done by the faculty ad- viser, the paper is entirely the work of The We1shman staff. The members of the staff do the writing, art work, mimeographing, and as- sembling of the paper. The Welshman , which has been in existence for twenty-one years, is a member of the Pennsylvania School Press Association. thirty-five

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THE BLUE AND GOLD Mr. Elbert Eberts, Robert johnson, jack McEwen, Harvey Eshelman, Roland johnson, Mrs. Dorothy Groff. Rebecca Burkhart, Catherine Trate, Jane Kruppenbach, Jeanne Byler, Cornelia Schubel, Erica Grossmann. The Blue and Gold staff was organized by the members of the senior class with the help of Mrs. Groff and Mr. Eberts. Early in the school year the class elected Jeanne Byler as editor and Jane Kruppen- bach as business manager. Because the class was so small, it was decided that the entire group should serve on the staff. Even though the editorial work was done by a selected group, there were many other things to be done. Pictures had to be collectedg ads had to be solicitedg patrons had to be seeng and the yearbooks themselves had to be sold. With all these du- ties to be done each senior set out to do his part in publishing the school annual. The staff has worked earnestly in trying to make this year's publications one of the best. They feel that the experiences of working together for a common goal has been a worthwhile part of their educa- tion at Caernarvon. thirty four

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thirty-six CRAFT CLUB Rev. William Bradley, Rhoda Hartz, lean Buchanan, Dorothy Bixler, Martha Beiler, Louella Beiler, Evelyn Moyer, Louise Beam, Jacqueline Lange,ju1ianne March,Naomi Stoltzfus, Elmer Glass. Catherine Trate,Alyce Filmore, Marie Kurtz, Erma Burkhart,Rebecca Burkhart, Irma Shirk. The Craft Club is one of Caernarvon's new organizations this year. It consists of students from all four grades who are interested in leathercraft. The members, under the direction of Rev. William Bradley, have made many useful articles, such as belts, purses, wallets, comb cases, and pencil cases. Rev. Bradley, whose hobby is leathercraft work, has taught the students many interesting facts about leather. The club has been handicapped by the lack of tools, but gradu- ally they are gathering equipment for what promises to be one of Caer- narvm's most interesting and useful extra-curricular activities.