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

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Reading left to right: Louise Hmm-i's, .limn Gnrncs, Faye Nnuglc, Margaret Malone, lilizzlhcth Brookcns. Barba1'a Staley. Nancy Mt-Clurc. Captain-MARGARET MALONE Adviser-MARGUERITE B. COOK Alert and peppy, the cheerleaders are outstanding at all football and basketball games. They brim over with the old light for Chambersburg as they give out with a yell for their team, The cheerleaders direct school spirit and promote good will between CHS and visiting schools. Members are chosen for their ability, attractiveness, academic standing, and popularity. We've got a t-e-a-m, Thats on the b-e-a-ml We've got a team Thats on the beam, And really hep to the jive! So come on, Trojans, Skin 'em alive! Page Om' IIlllldl'L'll Twenly One a zippa, two a zippa, Three a zippa zam. Four a zippa, five a zippa, We don't give a hobble gobble, Razzle dazzle, sis boom bah, Chambersburg High School! Rah! Rah! Rah!

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The NC Club President-WILLIAM KANE Treasurer-EUGENE SHREiNE1z Vice-President-MAX TOLBERT Program Editor-BRUCE JOHNSON SCCYCIHIY-WILBUR NAUGLE Adviser-ROBERT BEARD Student Advisory Council Representative-SAMUEL JOHNSON The C Club is an organization of boys who have won at least one letter in a major school sport, either football, basketball, baseball, or track. The members of this club attempt to win the respect of their schoolmates by keeping sports on a high level. They try to develop among themselves and to instill in others the proper interpretation of school spirit. lla.-utling left to right: Row lfBrut-c Johnson, llohcrt lit-igh, Samuel Johnson. How Zlfhlzlx Tolheri, Eugene Shrcillcr, llolwrt YVull'1:, Xvlllllllll lloclilcy, Xvllllillll lillllkk How ilfxvlllllll' Nuuglu, Ht-rhcrt XVlllL'l'S, Mr. Iloht-ri lit-atrtl. Page Om' llluldrutl .Yiliulvclz

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CQ QQ K ,S fix A A ,AQ-, 'F ' Q8 if as !, Iwi 2 had is K 9. Q tM ' T 5-f 5:2 ana' ' Reading left to right: Row 1-Alan Sollenberger, Charles Peiffer, Donald Moyer, Bruce Johnson. Thomas Rowe. Mr. Robert Beard. Row 2-Lyle Bowers, Frank Tarner, Charles Tolbert. Ralph Holstay, David Frank. Preston Spahr. Row 3-Gene Aughinbaugh, Richard Otenbergcr, Rohr-rl Wingcrt. Charles Bt-liz. Upton Johns. Row 4-Eugene Shreiner, VVilliam Kane, Lee Burkhart, James Rc-mmel, Robert Hollar. ROW 5-Max Tolbert, Robert Wolfe, Robert Reigh, Fred XVagner, Charles Jones. A61'Ol1HlltiCS Course FUTURE FLYERS AND CRAFTSMEN Instructor-ROBERT J. BEARD The Aeronautics Course is provided for boys who are interested in neronautics either as an occupation or as a hobby. It is especially beneficial to those who are interested in military aviation. Part of the year is spent in building airplane models. This gives the student a better understanding of the structure and operation of airplanes. The remainder of the year is devoted to the study of aerodynamics, meteorology, and the more technical parts of aviation. Efforts have been made to add flying time to the present curri- culum. This would provide each member with practical and useful training for future use. The course is elective and open only to juniors and seniors. Page Om' I1lllltll'l'll Tllrvuly-uint