Conestoga Valley High School - Conewago Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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Front Row-Andrew Ceavatta, Robert Knosp, Gaye Moyer, Doug Herr, Linda Harbaugh, Jack Brubaker, Roberta Bartels, Cyn- thia Smith, Vince Sousa, Bonnie Kometz. Second Row-Girls- Donna Lee Larkin, Pat Hemp, Nancy Graff, Carol Weaver, Jean Landis, Cheryl Sweigart, Patty Herr, Janet Lefever, Gail Groff, Pat Shenk. Second Row-Boys-David Kramer, Thomas Smith, James Miller, Fred Albright, Ted Nichols, Jack Maser, Robert Kauffman, David Boyer, Bob Pierce, Bob Rill, Mr. Duncan. Back Row-Gloria Maser, Jackie Royer, Barbara Landis, Linda Mellin ger, Carol Martin, Kenny Uhland, Bill Maser, Sam Bolten, Glen Walz, Tom Groff, Jim Bowers, Dave Denlinger, Tom Brown, Al Morrison, Galen Zook. S DE OU CIL It takes many years to form a strong student government. Each year's student council must build on the achievements of past years. This year the council has passed many frontiers and taken several first-steps. Promoting better school spirit, one of the goals of the council, was furthered by a coun- cil-organized pep rally which shook the rafters of the auditorium. Parliamentary procedure was intro- duced and meetings were held every week. Students were asked to express their opinions on all prob- lems and suggestions coming before the student council. ln this way the representatives more accurately represented the students. However, on committees, work was not limited to council members. Any stu- dents wishing to help could serve on various committees. As a baby must first learn to crawl before he can walk, so the 'council must rise-and it is-to its full stature more powerfully every year. By stages it is becoming more beneficial to the students and the school. Doug Herr Roberta Bartels Linda Harbaugh Jack Brubaker SEVENTY-FOUR

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,IU IOR PL ll Wfhis play is called t'Our Tow ri . It was written by Thornton Wilder. produced by the junior class, and directed hy' Mr. Edward Appel. The name of our town is Urovefs Corners. Yew Hamp- shire . . Thcsc. thc Stage Nlanagers opening lines. set the stage for the Pulitzer Prize winning play which was recently yoted the lwsl American play ever written. It is basically ai story' of life and death. happiness and sadness. The intense drama of tht- play invariably moves people to tears as the Third Act ends. lfmily. a girl who dies and then returns to sce life through clearer eyes. discovers that people never really understand life at all. The sign of Ll great dramatic performance is the aliility of il play to capture its audiences complete attention. Our Town is a great play. and the junior class cast performed it admirably . The Stage Manageris lust lines. filled with mystery and meaning. hrought tears from the staunchest of stoics in the audience. The curtain fell on the most successful performance of a play in the history' of Conestoga Valley.

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MATH CLUB Mrs. Saylor advised this club for above average ability math students. They explored various realms of this fascinating science. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Members at this club, sponsored by Mr. Nichols, were quired to lrnow something about photography and darkroom procedure. They tools pictures of school activities and helped organizations needing pictures. CLUB MODEL CLUB The Model Club was based on the interesting hobby of build' ing models from kits. Mr, Dunlxle advised the club which had an enioyable year. fe' CHESS CLUB The members ot this club enioyecl 0 year of playing that fas- cinating game, chess. The annual tournament was a highlight of the club's activities. This club was sponsored by Mr. Van Gorden. SEVENTY-FIVE