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

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' f ' I , ' -4- -. ' l , 'i ' , Row 2-Dorothy Bowings, Anna Geary, Janet Schwartz, Lucille Hollins, Catherine Kessler, Leona Cordell, .lane Knode, Louise Treher, Vivian Gsell, Jeanne Hicks. Row IABC-tty Hagen, Sara Bert, Louise Horst. Marie Crawford, Mary Grace Oliver, Betty Barnes, Janet Miller, Jane Dunlap, Miss Scott. Costume Club ROUND TABLE PresidentwMARY GRACE OLIVER Secretary-Lor1sE HoRsT Vice-President-MARIE CRAVVFORD Tl'6'ElSl.lI'Gl'fBETTY BARNES Advisers-Miss BIARGARET KISH Miss SARAH SCOTT SYMBOL To give interested girls practical experience in the construction of costumes for school productions and assembly programs. REQUIREMENTS Girls desiring membership in the club must be upper classmen and have a genuine desire to attain greater skill in sewing. Prospective members must be Willing to devote two periods a month to this activity. ACHIEYEMENTS This year the club made very attractive costumes for the school dramatic and musical productions. Page One Hundred Five

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K sy ,--nf W W ' z'- ' ' How Il-David Myers, Robert Horst, Ernest Clever, Charles Baker. Roy Hoppel, XVilliz1m Knepper. Edgar Lehman, Arthur Rife, Asu Burkholder. How 2-Ellis Kline, ltiehzlrd Small. Arnold Burkholder, Harold Crider, Leon Lehman, John Eber- sole, Elmore Peterson, Robert Lesher, Donald t'ppc-rmnn. Row 1-4Mr. Schliehter, XVilbur Burkholder, Ralph Oyler, Ray Xvtlgillllklll, Charles Barnes, Leslie Statler, John Shatzer, Eugene Lesher. Agriculture Club ROUND TABLE President-ARM' VVAGAMAN Secretary-VVILBUR BURKHOLDER ViCG-PPESlflEI1t-RALPH OYLI-IR 'lll'6HSlll'E'l'fLliSLlE STATLER Przrrol RE'IJOI'tQl'ffCH.KRLICS BAKER Adviser+Mn. LOVVlil,L Sc:nLn:H'1'r:n SYMBOL To promote and stimulate interest in agricultural problems. and to strive for an understanding of improvements in this field oi' study. REQUIREMENTS Membership in the eluh is especially eneouraged among students from the rural districts who are interested in farming, but the club is open to all persons interested in the problems of the farm. The eluh meets on alternate Tuesdzlys throughout the school year. ACHIEYEMENTS The club studies the problems of agriculture hy presenting well-planned pro- grams. by securing outside speakers to talk on the present day situations, and by informative excursions. Page One Hundred Four

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Foreword 'IQQQFQWQQU The class of 1939 has endeavored to keep be- fore it the spirit of the knights of days long ago. THE ECHO has tried to present an accurate record of our four years of fun, mental efforts, and pleasant associations. May it be a constant and permanent reminder of the ideals for which we have striven. May it bring back to us, when ice are separated, the regard we had for each other and for our Alma Mater.