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

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Mat Club SENIOR OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS President-SHIRLEY GREENE President-MARY ELSER Vice-President-FAYE NAUGLE Vice-President-JOAN WARNER Secretary-DEIRDRE FRANK Secretary-RHBA CARSON Treasurer-MARY MILLER Treasurer-MARY JANE CRIST PARROT Reporter-PAYE NAUGLE PARROT Reporter-RHEA CARSON Student Advisory Council Representative- Student Advisory Council Representative- DEIRDRE FRANK JOAN WARNER Adviser-MARION FREDERICK Mat Club is the girls' gymnastic organization. Its purpose is to provide physical recreation as well as to develop strength, skill, and grace. Members learn to use the mats, the parallel bar, the horse, and the trampoline with skill. This club directs all athletic events for girls and presents an annual assembly program. The greater part of the year the club is divided into two sections, the underclassmen forming junior Mat Club and the upperclassmen, Mat Club. Membership is open to all high school girls who are interested in gymnastics and can attend the meetings regularly. SEX IOII M AT CI.I'l3 llei ril re Fra nk Nancy Geilnan Shirley Greene li1ll'lJ2ll'll Henry .loan Mullans Shirley Moyer Mary Miller I-'aye Naugle lrelle Bell! Page One Hundred Ten Katrina Allen Ida Ankerhrand Nancy Binkley I,l!I'HllIy lIHNV0l'S Rhea Carson Mary .lane Crist Mary lilser Nellie lflser Doris lfverell .I I'N ION MAT Cl.I'B Virginia George Ritu Gerber Shirley Hetriek Dolores Johnston La Rue lianarr .Ioyee Lehman Doreen Lesher Katherine McLaughlin Dorothy MeNew Marlene Shatzer Bonnie Shields .Ioyee Short Mareialyn Short Katherine Stepler Suzanne Stoner lleita Sum mers Pa t rieia Thom pson .Ioan XVarner Naney XVolff .loan Moyer Betty Miller Mary .lane Miller .lean Painter Anita Renseh Helen Rupert Palsy Saekman Diane SL'llllClllll'l'L,C'I Mary Shank

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Rhythm Kids Director-PHILIP YOUNG The dance orchestra known as the Rhythm Kids has well proved its worth since its organization twelve years ago. This orchestra provides good dance music at a low price for the many dances held in our school. No other high school can boast of as many orchestra dances as C. H. S. The better musicians derive valuable experience from this activity and subsequently obtain employment in service and pro- fessional groups all over the country. Members of the Rhythm Kids who will graduate this year include Reginald Dougal, Glenn Frey, Patricia Gsell, Mary Miller, Orville Miller, Joanne Painter, Robert Reigh, Patricia Spidel, and Robert Thomas. Heading lt-ft to right: lleginulrl Dougal, Iluhcrt lit-igh, Orville Miller. lizirry Smith, Doiiailil Sll1lL'iTL'l'. lloht-rl illlllilllllh, liunziltl RlCClC1ll'j'. lllL'h2ll'fl llzililcr. MV. Young, Gary Slioukcy. llolmcrl Slluillun, l'1if1'it'iii Spiclcl. Glenn l l't-y, Mary Miller. Pzilriciai list-ll, Joanne Paintt-r. Page Om: IIlIlllll'Ctl Nine

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Boys' Gylll Club President-DEAN CURRIER Secretary-Trensurer-RICHARD WAGNER Vice-President-PRESTON SPAHR Manager-ROBERT Krmqmraicrq Adviser-GALEN WARREN The Boys' Gym Club is a comparatively new activity in C. H. S., having been organized during the past year. The purpose of the club is to provide extra time in gymnastics in order to promote a better physical education program. Members develop skill in weight lifting, tumbling, and in the use of the high bar, the parallel bars, the horse, and the trampoline. Reading left to right: James Hoover, Samuel Gillespie, Preston Spahr, Dean Currier, Jay Hartman. Carl Bolun, Gene Aughinhanugh, Robert Kessinger, Robert Harper, Norman Hatmaker, Herbert XVIISll1lllilllgll, Clyde MCNL-w. Mr. Galen XVarren, Richard XVagner, Richard Lasher, Emory Furry, Ray Patterson, Walter Heck. Page One Hundred Eleven