Chambersburg Area High School - Echo Yearbook (Chambersburg, PA)

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YM ASIU CHEMISTRY LABORATORY WOOD SHOP

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STORIUM . LIBRARY CLOTHING LABORATORY

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9:15 aa A Sight-Seeing Cruise of C. H. S. Ahoy there, all you land lubbers aboard the C. H. S. liner who haven't yet waked up to the fact that we have a new high school which everyone just can't help being proud of! Rainy weather bothers us no more, for the days of frequent voy- ages back and forth from Port Annex are sunk deep in Davey Jones's Locker. Follow us, and we shall take you for a short sight-seeing trip to some of the lux- urious staterooms and the spacious decks of C. H. S. Are you with us? Let's go! Passing through the awe-inspiring portals of the great front entrance, to our right we find the auditorium. Ah! A masterpiece of modern architecture. You may sail the seven seas forever and a day, but you will never find its equal. It is the pride of all the students Zlllfl faeultyhand it is rightfully so. Steering to the left of the front entrance, we encounter the gymnasium, which we may truthfully say is about three times the size of the old one. Can we ever forget the ma1'velous basketball galnes and dances held here? VVe'll say not! And-here's the office. The stately and somewhat dreaded cabin of our honor- able captain is well-known to all of the crew. How about it, everybody? This ofiice is worthy of our distinguished principal, a11d long may they both flourish! Next, friends, we'll visit a couple of state1'ooms that will interest the male sexa the Manual Training Department and the Chemistry Laboratory. Both rooms are decked with the latest modern equipment, and they certainly are a credit to the school. The disadvantages of last year's cou1'se ill these departments have been buried deep in a wate1'y grave. Now, shall we journey on to the ship's reading salon? In simpler words We mean the library. The inspiration to read and study can always he found in this beautiful, sunny room, with its numerous shelves of inte1'esting books, newspapers, and magazinesfsurely C. H. S. could desire nothing more in a library. To the top deck, now, folks. There are just a few minutes left, but before we leave we'll glance around the Home Economics Department. All the girls think the Sewing Room is just g1'eat, and the Cooking Room has caused lots of boys to go domestic this year. You can't blame them eithe1'! XVell, friends, the trip's over now, and we hope you've enjoyed it. Any ti111e you want to take another sight-seeing cruise, just come around and we'll pilot you about. ' CD' Q31