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

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STAGE CREW ROW 1: Iohn Labuda, David Stclmbaugh. ROW 2: Vernon Otto, Iim Heidorn, Danny Dull, Delbert Miller, Danny Stultz, Bob Miltenberger STANDING: lim Oldham, George Westover, Iohn Van Scoyoc, Mr. Thomas, Dick McCoy. One of the most active, yet least noticed, groups at Chestnut Ridge High School is the Stage Crew. We often see the results of their labor but seldom. ii ever, see them in person. Yet it is their efforts that insure the success of many of the school programs. This group of boys from both Iunior and Senior High works many hours preparing lights, scenery, properties, platforms, and sound equipment for major events-such as the junior and senior class plays, chorus and band concerts, and elementary music festivalsp and for the general activities of the school-such as assembly programs, special P. 'I'. A. programs, and after-game dances in the gyms. Thus the stage crew has established itself as an important organization in the school. Seventy Five

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OFFICE IDS STANDING: Sandra Callihan, Violet Carson, Kay Colvin, Sylva Miller, Carol Feather, Ianie Barefoot Fern Crissrnan. SEATED: Grace Allison, Secretary. No doubt, you have probably seen these girls pacing the halls each morning to gather up the absentee slips. This is only one of the duties per- formed by the office aids. They have willingly given up a study hall to re- lieve the secretaries of the many important small tasks, Some of these tasks are sorting mail, delivering messages to teachers in a classroom, and de- livering the absentee sheets to the rooms. When the office needs assistance, it can always depend on these girls for support. Seventy Four

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SAFETY CL B ROW l: Bonnie Moskey, Lois Turner, Dondra Frazier, Patsy Egolf, Carol Fritz, Mr. Pope ROW 2: Iim Critchfield, Richard Hoover, Doug Fochtman, lim Miller, Iim Mickle. The objective of the Safety Club is to make safety a by-Word of everyone in the school and community. One of the projects undertaken by the Safety Club was a safety presenta- tion for the P. T. A. this past year. The club is now working on a project which consists of mapping out the routes taken by the school buses in transporting our students to and from school. A large map of the county will be used for this project. The purpose of the project is to make it easy to see what roads are being used to transport students and how many students are being picked up at each stop. The club is open to all Senior High students who have an interest in safety and feel they would like to be a part of a safety program. Seventy Six