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

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Gerald S. Wingenroth Wes Fisher I. N 1 Thomas E. Mann Above - Mr. Wingenmrh introduces the chorus at its concert. bf? - Mr. Mann dinccfs the band ar one of its many practices.

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Fine Arts Hein Students Express Their Feelings The fine arts department helps bring about a future under- standing of the inner mind and the ability to express itlin many forms. Under the direction of Mr. Mann and Mr. Wingenroth the music department has three main divisions - band, chorus, and orchestra. The art department has been working with such media as clay, wood, and silver under the direction of Mr. Drei- belbis and Miss Anspach and, a new additional faculty member, Mrs. Allen. Right - Mr. Dreibelbis discusses a drawing with Neil Wmger. Below - Miss Ansparh sketches an example for her classes. 5 1 sr-15' Lahoma Allen Neil Dreibelbis Carol Anspach - X

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Pasqualina Risser Comprehension Of The World Is Through The Languages Of Its People Communication among diverse peoples in the world today is of utmost importance, but is also a great problem. To remedy this problem at Conestoga Valley the language department uses numerous methods such as tapes, films, slides, outside speakers, foreign correspondences, and exchange students to stimulate sm- dent interest in these languages: French, Latin, Spanish, and Ger- man. The primary goal of the language program is to develop the student's vocabulary, fluency of speech, and cultural knowledge of the language. The student is advised to take full advantage of the total pro- gram offerod by the language course. In the first two years one begins to acquire fluency and knowledge of the language, but thereafter one develops a mastery of the language. Glenn S. Banner William R. Deichert Juergen Buettner Martha Loar ..-M ' l' -t Msg Y ix Abou - Mrs. Ioar translates a latin story to her students. W , .