Cedar Cliff High School - Cedar Log Yearbook (Camp Hill, PA)

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Thalians Through the Thalians, iunior girls have the opportunity to learn the funda- mentals of social etiquette. Guided by Mrs. Dorothy Kirkpatrick, the girls dis- cuss the social problems confronting today's high school students. At each meeting the girls practice using the knowledge they have learned in order to become socially adept. Activities throughout the year include holding a tea for the seniors, sponsoring a unique dance, serving as hostesses for Alumni Night, and attending the dinner for the entire club 'at Allenberry Playhouse. The Thalians serve as a valuable aid to the school while providing the mem- bers with practical social knowledge and experience. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Kirkpatrick, Nancy Evertts, Barb Newton, Becky Morrow, Diane D Linda Kiser, Diane Dalton, Val Leisher, Mary Hennigan, Delma Beshore, V. Pres., DonnaW ' - ' ' Bo n Louise Firestone, Karen Shaffer, .Joanne Clarkson. SECOND ROW. Barb Procopio, Connie e s, Yarna Linda Karen Kathy Snell, Cook, ll, Betty Baer, Nancy Lenington, Susan Baum, Randi DeWees, Sally Genter, Cindy Nix, Jeannette Marshall, Nancy Firestone, Lillie Cable. THIRD ROW: Peggy Hoch, Anne Wolford, Sue Wolfe, Nancy Murphy, Donna Eppley, Mary Ewing, Kathy Fawber, Sandy Dann, Kaufman, Debby Sees, Yvonne Linsenbach, Kay Myers. FOURTH ROW: Sue Croushore, I Mary Saggers, Pres., Bonnie Lantz, Charlotte Miller, Janet Newport, Sharon Handforth, e Kathy Shillow, Barb Faust, Nancy Worley, Sec., Sue Sampson, Lorene Baum, Darlene R School Service Clubs Provide Invaluabl Pep Club The Pep Club provides a vital service for Cedar Cliff. lts primary function is to inform the student body of up-coming sports events and encourage student participation and support. This year the Pep Club spon- sored two pep rallies in addition to designing and producing signs and posters for student buses and home athletic events. One of the ear's more notable proiects was the lobby bulletin board which the club kept posted with articles from local papers pertaining to Cedar Cliff and its students. Under the direction of Miss Nancy Karlheim, the club was especiall active this year, working hard to instilflstudent spirit and pride in Cedar Cliff. Through this bulletin board in the lobby, Pep Club members keep Cedar Cliff students well- informed by posting latest clippings from local papers. LEFT T0 RIGHT: Melissa Malor, Marcia Farnham, Mike Sheffer, Sue Scouler, Sara Fasig, Pat Africa, Mike Adams, and Linda 178 Kimmel.

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Wa... -acute a hand-stand Miss Virginia Nye instructs Gym Club members in the fundamentals of gymnastics. the parallel bars. lCl Students xnd.h4entaH ENCOUNTER Cedar Cliff's field of publication was enlarged year with the addition of ENCOUNTER, a ative arts magazine. Two highly successful PGS of the publication, a winter and a spring ion, were produced under the co-editorship of iors Caryn Daue and Barbara Kessler. The lgazine features poetry, short stories, essays, art work by both students and faculty. lt is lished entirely at Cedar Cliff, the printing ng done by the Graphics Arts Department under direction of Mr. John Clements. ENCOUNTER 'f members include Donna Grundon, art editor, Ellers and Mark Barton, circulation managers, Tom Miller, business manager. Mr. Terrence Palmer, Jr. worked with the student editors in advisory capacity. ENCOUNTER, the school's .rest endeavor in expression, represents another duct of excellence at Cedar Cliff. 77 Gym Clubs Two Cedar Cliff clubs serve those students interested in gymnastics. The Boys' Gym Club was organized by Mr. Robert Craig to give boys the opportunity to pursue their athletic interest be ond the gym class. This year Miss Virginia Nye introduced a new chib giving girls the same g mnastic opportunities. The girls' and boys' clubs practice various skills including tumbling, free exercise, and practice on various apparatus such as the rings, trampoline, horse,Swedish box, and parallel bars. Two field trips highlighted the activities of the girls' year: one to West Chester for a clinic devoted to free exercise and floor routines, another to Shikellamy High School for an exhibition of gymnastic skills. Through these clubs C.C. students are able to develop gymnastic techniques and are afforded added time for recreation. Staff members review the first issue of C.C.'s literary magazine, ENCOUNTER. LEFT TO RIGHT: Caryn Daue, Tom Miller, Mr. Palmer, Ed Ellers, Barb Kessler, Mark Barton, and Donna G rundon.

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Varsity Club Through the service done in prepa- ration for all athletic events, theVarsity Club plays a vital role in the sports scene at Cedar Cliff. Every Friday, under the guidance of Mr. Henr Gasull, the club carefully plans its schedule for the up- coming week's sporting events. The re- quirement for membership is that each boy must have earned at leastone varsity letter in any of the sports offered at Cedar Cliff. As an added attraction each year, this organization sponsors afaculty game, the proceeds of which aredonated to a special athletic proiect. This year all profits were forwarded to the All- sports Banquet, a yearly event open to anyone who has participated in a Cedar Cliff sport. Eagerly and cheerfully, these Varsity Club members set up bleachers and clean up the gym prior to a tome basketball game. . 21. 2, S, sssistance at Sports and Social Events 51 Club One of the major serviceorgan- :ations at CedarCIiffis the 5I Club. nder the supervision of faculty ad- 'sor Mr. Angelo Gallo, the club is bmposed of girls from each grade. he maior services of the club in- ude vending candy at basketball mes, and selling refreshments d programs at all home football mes. Profits obtained from the ub are used to buy sweaters for uch senior letter winner and pay r a trip to the Ice Capades and Ice pllies for club members. The 5I lub serves Cedar C Iiff sports spec- tors and, at the same time, gives 5 members valuable experience merchandising. Il79 if ... - SEATED: Audrey Wise, Sally Heim, Linda Rhodes, Cindy Poffenberger, Nancy Bogar, Sandy Renninger, Sue Grandon. SECOND ROW: Mr. Angelo Gallo, Karen Kister, Sandy Bixler, Vicki Messersmith, V. Pres., Mary Simmonds, Carol Rinehiner, Carol Hall, Phyllis Beers, Connie Thornton, Glenda Clemence, Mary Kaye Kent. THIRD ROW: Sue Sampson, Betsy Moate, Nancy Cummings, Wendy David, Linda Bowers, Barb Wire, Tr., ,Barb Evans, Sandy Kumpf, Beth Yarnall, Cathy Groninger, June Landis. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Macharner, Linda Strock, Sharen Groves, Sec., Jamie Cookerly, Donna Grundon, Mary Fissel, JoAnn Hake, Marie Ort, Peggy Herre, Pres., Vicki Bowman, Anna Mae Wolfe, Mary Lyter, Barb Smith. NOT PICTURED: Cheryle Irwin, Kathy Finney, Barb Newton, Nancy Corlett, Glenda Couffer.