Central Dauphin East High School - Oriens Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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Audio Visual Aids Club if A ,H -av ROW OINE: Mr. Sheaffer B. Sherk B. Cousins tAssistant Vice- J. MaGilton, E. Kepliart 5 , Presidcntj, D. Marinoj K., Malldy tPresidentl, R. Milakovic Romondson, L. Doyle, J. George, R. Raub, C. Bistline, B. fVice Presidentj, B. Ritter. ROW TWO: B. Eshcnauer, P. Harper,K.Wrigl1t. Bergstresser, B. Summerfield, R. Wenner, R. Beers, C. Howard, Club members work on equipment in the AV room. The Audio Visual Aids Club, under the supervision of Mr. Lloyd Sheaffer, ably served East High in many capac- ities throughout the year. One of the major functions of the club was the oper- ation and maintenance. of the visual aids equipment used by the faculty. Other duties included operation of the sound and lighting equipment in the auditorium, and provision of the sound systems used at the school dances. The club also aided with the erection and maintenance of the sets for the Class plays. ll' , J. Saul. ROW THREE: B, Hinkle, D.

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Art Club The Art Club provides an opportunity for students to familiarize themselves with the newest techniques and advances in the field of art. At meetings the mem- bers follow their own interests by using the various equipment. They also paint scenery for the various class plays and make colorful posters for different school activities. The Art Club made and sold original Christmas cards in order to make money for the different materials they use each week. At the end of the year the members and their advisor, Miss Barbara Conrad, will present the school with a club gift. It looks like fun, doesn't it? ROW ONE: S. Pochyba, F. Gallagher, C. Shelly, H. Kirby M. Macon, Miss Conrad, K. Cummings, M. Yazawich, J. qSecretaryy, B. Seace 1President7, J. Cootes, 1TreasurerJ, Kindervater, E. Gerber, D. Souder, B. Black, R. Clemson, B. Talerico, S. Whitmoyer, S. Weaver, C. Downey. ROW TWO: F. Hummel, C. Intrieri, H. Exum, B. Yazawich.

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East High Concer iELi',f? 'V ii' Y 2 X-.1 .- -, . 5. ,V V ?,Y.,.. , ROW ONE J Knight B Vveber J Stevens J Umberger V J. Lauver, B. Ward, G. Snow, M. Arms, R. Lawyer, C. Schilling, O'Neal ROW TWO B Slotznick L Woodruff J Daffner B R. Kopenhaver, E. Grubb, H. Killian, S. Turns. ROW F1'VE:J. Vi ampler J Mengel V Hoover R Eyler C Hopple ROVx McGilton, L. Simmers, D. Rhine, D. Spiegel, R. Fortenbaugh, C. THREE S Markunas L McElhany D Conrad S Cropper I Franklin, J. Otstat. The East High Panther band is under the direction of Mr. Noel Z. Stahle. The marching band was led by Penrose Hoover, East's first drum major. Penny put the band through its paces and intricate maneuvers as he stepped briskly to East's Iwist lime wist and other marches. We now turn the spotlight to concert band which began with the conclusion of the football season. Here the band concentrated on the more serious music and spent much more time on dynamics and tone. They presented both a winter and spring concert.