Chestnut Ridge High School - Lion Yearbook (New Paris, PA)

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FUTURE NURSES' CLUB ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Donna Hinson, Kaye Gordon, Doris Kelly, Arlene Vaughn, Alice Fleegle, Sandra Mattern, Mrs. Adams. Iermie Witt, Bonnie Stultz, Sally Bowser, Ginette Saylor, Faye Gordon, Ianie Barefoot, Mary Catherine Weyant. Kay Colvin, Violet Carson, Barbra Hinton, Diane Wright, Theresa Imgrund, Nancy Kline, Patty Diehl, Shirley Smith. Doris Oldham, Ieannie Crissey, Ianet Hengst, Eleanor Oldham, Marjorie Colvin, Ioyce Diehl, Roxie Westover. Frances Kauffman, Beverly Mickle, Mattie Wolfhope, Evelyn Stevenson, Lorraine Shaffer, Sylva Miller. The Future Nurses' Club was organized in 1954 by Mrs. Eleanor Adams and a few Iunior and Senior girls. The purpose of the club is to recruit girls for nursing. It is open only to Iunior and Senior girls. This year the club has 37 members. The officers are as follows: President .......... ..... B ARBRA HINTON Vice President ............. ...... A RLENE VAUGHN Secretary-Treasurer ...... ..... F AYE GORDON The activities for this year have included the initiation oi new mem- bers, a bake sale, and a field trip to West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh, Pa. Sixty Five

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SNAPPY STE OGS ROW l: ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: ROW 5: Shirley Davis, Shirley Bowser, Elizabeth McCreary, Carol Mock, Norma Claycomb, Mary lane Geller, Dora Shomo, Elsie Neatrour, Nancy Mickle, Patricia Blackburn, Mr. Kiefman. Carol Allison, Rebecca Beautrnan, Sally Solden, Euda Claycomb, Shirley Felix, Lois Martin, Fran- ces Imgrund, Barbara Wendel, lean Wambaugh, Phyllis Mitchell, Ianice Rininger. Marjorie Latshaw, Nancy l-Iauck, Marian, McCreary, Sally McMillen, Kay Colvin, Ianie Barefoot, Shirley Smith, Nancy Ickes, Peggy King, Barbara Clouser. Carol Feather, Diane Fisher, Beverly Davis, Delores Miller, lean Claycomh, Phyllis Smith, Marcia Cuppett, Vera Harclerode, Roxie Westover, Merna Knisely, Ioyce Miller. Mabel Price, Iudy Hoover, Myrtle Iones, Ianice King, Dorothy Imler, Sandra Feaster, Ianet Bowen, Sylva Miller, Nancy Oldham, Marie Way. Eleventh and twelfth grade students oi the Commercial Course are eligible for membership in the Snappy Stenog Club. The first big event of the year for the club was the initiation of its new members. The total membership was titty-two. Occasionally the club has a party or cr picnic. President ............ ..... P EGGY KING Vice President ..,... ,......,............... S ALLY SOLDEN Secretary ....,.... ..... N ORMA JEAN CLAYCOMB Treasurer ...... ,..,.............. E UDA CLAYCOMB Sixty Four

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PRESS PHOTO CL B ROW ROW ROW ROW Karen Dunlap, Bobby Lamison, Eugene Wade, Fern Crissman, Connie Nicodemus, Teresa Metzler, Nancy Davis, Shirley Hoover, Mr. Pyle. Helen Kauffman, Connie Hale, Wilma Diehl, Marjorie Weyant, Bruce Felix, Elda Mock, Susan Cup- pett, Eva Kinsey, Cindy McFarland. Carol Feather, Eileen Davis, Shirley Berkey, Ted Amick, Dolly Riegel, Nancy Diehl, Beverly Davis, Iim Shaub. Dick Ferguson, Sylva Miller, Iim Hoover, Ronald Hennis, Ronald Heidorn, Cyril Hoover, Lorraine Shaffer, Fred Claar, Garvin Diehl. The F. F. A. Press-Photo Club continued on its second year of operation by taking pic- tures of sports events, music events, stage productions, and other activities oi the school. Over 3,UUO prints were processed by the club members, the biggest order being that of 150, 7xl5 inch prints of the District Chorus, which was delivered in less than 18 hours after the picture was taken. Nearly 34 boys and girls participated in the club work by taking pic- tures, processing them, and getting orders for prints. One of the most difficult but interesting jobs to be done by the club was that of producing the visual part of the Vocational Agriculture TV Program, which was seen Satur- day morning, March 1, 1958, over WFBG. Channel 10. Approximately 75 prints were used in the program including 16 aerial views which were also taken by club members. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Pyle, and the student co-managers are Cyril Hoover and Iames Hoover. Some of the pictures appearing in this volume of the Lion were taken by members of the Press-Photo Club. Sixty Six