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BAND lfirxl It'ou', l.ejf fo I-'ifl.'.f Nl. Biek- ert. A. Fegrley. Seeonzl Nou l'. Fisher. li. Hreeeh. t'. t'herrinp:tou. C. Shultz. I.. Iiiteheu. 7'l:.frrI Nou' A. lleeler. If'u1U'fl1 lfflll' lt. 'l'l1oni:is. J, tietkin. D. Linn. l 1'jtll lfeu' R. l etterman. Nl. Ilruntheller. Y. Stev- ens. Si.elV1 Nou' S. ldvelzintl. .l. llreeeh. l'. llupuoek. CARD CLUB First Tulzle, First lfou' Goin!! f'lor'lf- :rise S. Vatusiekle, tl. llnys. M. I etterolt'. J. l.ev:ln. Y. l.ei::lum'. J. Fox. S1'r'onll7'rrhIe IC. l'w0llt'l'lll1lll, li. Nleuseh. tl. Glenn. l'. Fetterolf. X. Jones. Seeonal Hou' .l. Georgxe. N. Iloover. 'l'. l4'etterolt'. I.. Fedtler. Seeonri Trrlrle Nl. 'l'hom:1s. D.. Sny- der. Miss Biekert. IJ. Shultz. Thirrl Ttrlwle li. Steuztrt. B. Yeztgger. N. t'ornelison. ll Knrns. J. lleatver. lfnek Tuttle ti. Hopper. t'. Laing. li. lluher. ll. t'ornelisou. Band Nlarehing along together is what we like to clo. 'l'lu-re are 80 memhers inelutling: twirlers, liantl front, antl lwantl proper. working together in elose harmony. thu' season opens with the Bloomslmurg Fair. We pile into the huses autl take off for a clay of marching and fun. 'l'hen eome the Ilallowe'eu parades. We try to get in as litany of these as we ean. Finally comes the Armistice Day parade with its impressive eeremony. We have a vaeation from paratles tluring the winter, hut not from praetieiug. 'l'llt'll we work on the selections for the Spring: tfoneert. This is a hig event. zuul it gives us a ehanee to show what we've clone. During: the summer we go to Rolling: Green, Knoehels. Nurnitlia. Nlount Zion. and a host of earnivals. Our season eutls with the flslilantl puratle. Card Club The Card Clulr. whose purpose is to tt-aeh the slutlents to play eartis. is a very popular eluli and clraws more mem- hers than it ean aeeonunotlate. There is a variety of games with cards eaell eluh periotl. anml an effort is tnatle to teaelt new games to newcomers in the eluh. The eluim is soeial in nature. anti its aint is to prove the value of relaxation antl fun along with the more serious iife ol a student. Nlemhers of the elulm who earry their lunehes have learneci that a game of eartls malves the noon hour pass more pleasantly and quiekly. partieularly in weather when they stay intloors.
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VARSITY CLUB l'll'NI Iflnr, Imff fo lfiyllf C. Ifunatcrinzivlior. Ii. l'l'lIl'I'IlI1lII. D. Shnnntn. IJ. lirvct-Ii. Il. .l. I,inn. .L SI. IN-:J Icy. lil. Ilnlrur. II. Ili-Gnu-uni. I'. Ynlcncik. I'. Slit-rnesky. II. Gt-tkin. Svrmnl Ifou' S. Iflvt-I:unI. II. Wnltt-rs. Ii. 'I'holn:is. I,. Iiliomlvs. l'. Dnpnouk. 'l'. .Iona-s. I,. Moss. II. Iirn-evli. Thirul Hou' It. Ah. Il. Iiitlgrwny. J. ltit-ut-I. lt. l.t-igliow. If. Krcisrhcr. F. Nlinnicr, li. Honclrit-ks, ti. Nlillvr, C. T. Xvshitt. O 0 Varstty Club 'I'In- Inrsity lflnlv is an organization for nn-inhm-rs of lln- X2lI'SIly lf-urns :intl t'In'crleumlt'rs. It is vonsitlvretl li grvut honor to In-long to this organization antl 1-wry under- 4'liISSIIIIlIl t'il.2t'l'ly uwaIts thi- day wht-n hr will he e-Iigilble. During lwzlslwtlmall svason. tht- vlnh is artivc' in the salt' ol svason tivkvts unml tht- selling of programs. They also si-II swvait shirts anrl sponsor tlanvvs. 'I'hv prolits of tht-sv projt-vts art- nsvcl lo huy atllletit' uwurils and sw:-titers for all varsity playvrs at graduation. 'I'In- Iarsity Iilnh is always looking for a way to Illiilxtx lnonoy. In I952. for the- lirst tinw. ilu- vlnh pnrvliasml swvatc-rs for tht- m'Ii4-Q-i'lt-amlm-i's. NIV. Nvshitl is thx' clnh zulvisc-r. The oflicz-rs HIFI l're-.viflvril - - - - Ifiuvzis KRICISCIIIIII Vivv l'rcsiflf'nt - A Rrssicl. Lizlcnow Stwvirzry - Arnzic NIM: I7i1t:i.i:Y 7'rmsurvr INA Full: Rnoans RECREAT First l.'4.n', lmjf fo Iffulif II. Itlnulvs. lt. I.t-igrliow. R. Ah. B. W '.'. . : IIC' : . '. 'o'. Recreation Club Thi- pnrposv of Ihr- Hm'1'rc'aIion liluh is to gf-I tlu- stu- dents intvrvslvtl in artivilivs that thi-y van vurry into Ihvir Iatvr lives. In colcl weather. howling is th:-ir lavoritm- sport. In warm wcallwr, thvy may Iw sewn hringing tlwir hows anrl arrows to srhool for arvlwry pravtitw-. Of vonrsv. rollvr skating is a favoritv all ye-ar ronnil. A discussion on rnlv interpretation is carrie-tl on in ulnh period. This will help thc stntlvnls huvr- a lwtti-r nnilvr- standing of sports. The vlnh has a mvmhvrship of 2-I stnilents. all ot' whom take- Physical Ifclnvation. This Clnh pc-riocl allows the-in to Carry on avlivitit-'s that can not lu' tlonz- in a vlass pc-riotl. Mr. Nesbitt is the vlnh aflvisvr. Thi- oilivrfrs art-: I'rf'sidc'nl - Ifnwrzis Kln:is1:in1n Svrrcflrlry-Trvfrszirvr I N m Rlilillllllt ION CLUB A nltt-rs. J. lJor:is'i. Sw-our fo r .. Ilorsis 'lrrIl.':'...-s'..'.. :.'. It Il 1 I In I Innms I3 IIUIIILIIIIIII NI Ilmll ilnin I Iii un X Iv. hx Tl: in Nl Nlnntli S lillllltlll I Gvmuo. I,. Moss. IJ. J. RIIIIXYII. I., lilnnles. Fourfll Ifuu' l'. fit'nrg:t'. Ii. livlkin. Il. NIUIISUII. XV. Shultz. bitt ll. lizinp. Sfrrnninff .. liruflt-i'. I . Krcisvlitw. ll Nos
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SCIENCE CLUB I-'irsl lfou-, Lwj! to lfigfhl Ii. llvr ring. l'. ll1'2ll'll. A. tin-pu: ll. N1-bb Standing R. Bungzv. Ailvist-rg K ttontz. li. Brom-cli. lt. ll2lSllJlLZ'0ll. DRAMATIC CLUB First lfoir, l r'onf fo Im:-If .l. 'l'honl Sw-owl Ron' J. tiotslmll. 'I' lihotlcs. H. Ft-ttcrlnzln. Tlliral lfnu D. S1-rvost-. .l. Wuril. X. liurm-s sis. .I. Watt-rs. ll. tit-orgzt-. 0 0 Science Club 'l'ln- purpost- of tln- Sviviivt- lfluh is to he-lp tht- stutle-nts lwvonn- nion- launiliau' with svivntific- information. anil to 4-xpluin ve-rtuin st'it-ntfliv situations that tht-x nie-1-t in c-wry :lay life-. 'l'h4- chili consists of 18 ine-nihc-rs. all of Wllit'll arc- lmys. 'llhv hops pay ilu:-s uncl with this money tht-y st-ntl for sc-it-ntilii' lilins. With tht- rr-st of thc- inoney. tht- stutlt-nts htm- at party. This in itst-If is a projt-ct, for tht-y vxpvri- ltlt'lll while- niulxingg tht- ict- t-re-uni. Ht-ports uri- gin-n :mil tlist-nssions am- 4'zn'rit-tl on rlnringx tht- t-Iuln pn-riotl. ln tht- spring tht- clnli nn-inlu-rs take- tit-lil trips to 1-xanninv rot-ks. plants. untl otln-r things of scientific int:-re-st. Nlr. Rohr-rt llungt-. thr- sm-it-n1'v tt-at-ln-r. is thc- vlulm sponsor. 'l'In- t-lnlv ollit-t-rs am-: I'n-sill:-ral - - Dox up Xltilloimlck lvlt't'-l,l'f'St-IIUIII - Iloxun llowi-in Sf-1-n-lun' F ,I mins Lutz Tl'l'lIXlll'f'l' ,'Xl.lll1lt'l' liinzmz Dramatlc Club Tha- nit-mln-rs ol' this ye-:iris llruinatit- tiluh uri- 1-Init-tl, intrrc-sti-il in putting on plays with all-girl 1-usts. lnwuiisi- tht-y haw- only ont- hoy in the' vlltlb. llowe-xc-r. th:-y clo hun- a lot of fun p1'o1lu4'ingL,rlirvvtillgi. anal acting in thi-sv om--:wt plays. Tln- group pivtnrt- shows u SK't'llt' fnnn Roni:-o mul .lnhn-t. starring our ont- male- ini-niln-r. Plans arm- now he-ing 4-oinplvtc-ml for thx- pri-st-ntulion of at ont--act play to ht- gin-n us an 2lSSt'lllllly progrunl. 'l'In- playlvt will mlm-al with tha- pe-rlint-nt prohle-nis of nu-ntul hvaltll. uncl following: thi- play tht' 2itt1lIt'lll't' will llill'lll'Ip1tlt' in 11 ilisvussion of the-sv prohlvms. During the- si-1-ontl sc-xnt-ste-r the- r-lull l'0lltllI1'l!4 u spt-1-vli workshop, 1-om-vntratingg on t-nnnviution. pronunviation. zinil llllitlllliilltltl ltillll1'Nllll'4'. Nlrs. Hr-rgstrt-ss:-I' is mlxisvr for thi- group, 'I'hf- nflit-I-I-5 un-: l'rc'.Sirl1'11t ,lotN tlo'l'stl-tl.l. St-wrt-tuI'i' .lmric 'l'nou-is lf. hll'f'UI'llllt'l'i. ll. Tictsworth. I.. Splnin. Burk l.'ou- 'l'. tlottshzlll. lt. Ziinint-rninn. Il. Stout, J. l,:1nf:. ll. Howe-r. .I. liotvinholt. lfuvk lforr, ns. Nl. top:-. A. tit-orgzo. ti. Snyder. t'. llL'Zll'll. 1 ou1'fl1 lfmr Il. 'l'holn-
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