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

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F l CHEMISTRY CLUB Amateur chemists found this club iust what they ordered. Under Mr. Emmitt's advisorship, the young scientists performed experiments and watched films related to their proiects. l l l AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB Learning to operate proiectors was the main ob- i iective of this club. Mr. Brown could send any mem- ber of the club to help a teacher set up a proiector, STAGE CRAFT CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Edmunds, this club learned many practical things about stage craft and scenery. The members helped with the settings for the class plays as well as For the dramatics club's presentations, SEVENTY-EIGHT

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ELECTRONICS CLUB The Electronics Club was organized for those in- terested in building electronic equipment. They also fixed radios and televisions. Talking to many people all over the country was one of their enioyable pro- iects. Mr. Harclerode advised the group. HTH 8. 12TH GRADES DRAMATICS CLUB Mr. Appel's young Thespians endeavored to pro- mote a club that enriched the school in the field of dramatics. They succeeded in producing several de- lightful plays throughout the year. SEVENTY-SEVEN F. H. A. Miss Crossley's young homemakers started the year with a corsage sale. Lecturers spoke at club meet- ings. The members participated in many club activ- ities throughout the year.

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DEBATE CLUB Debating is an art. Under the guidance of Mrs. Loar members of the Debate Club learned a great deal about this art and had fun doing it. ARCHERY CLUB Mr. Bortzfield's young Robin Hoods learned skill with the bow and arrow and traveled to the Octoraro Archery Range. GREAT BOOKS CLUB This new club under the guidance of Miss Kendig was organized to acquaint college-bound students with excellent literature. SEVENTY-NINE x