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last summer to prepare your yearbook 3I1C6l'kawl J Neff K Picking B Smoker KW2. G. Stitely, , kan' 3, P. Wetzel B Schnmmel K Paules F Doutrlch K C Haugh C Snyder H Smeltzer B Bair C King, W. Woods. Kreider. G. Tunney M Mellmger Each year the members of the Lancer Editorial Staff work hard to produce a final product which will please the purchasers. This year the staff is under the guidance of Mrs. Scheetz, the advisor, and Kathy Picking, the editor-in-chief. The page editors and their assistants have strived this year to make the Lancer the biggest and best ever to come from Eastern. 91
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These students have worked since Thank goodness there's an expert mathematician on hand. The job of the Lancer Business Staff is to raise money to finance the Yearbook. The members work to get ads and patrons. In addition to financing, the business staff also takes orders for the Yearbook and distributes them when they are completed. Mrs. Scheetz Business Staff Kew 1, s. Engles. c. Abel, L. Beck, s. Eppley. E. Farrey. C. Haugh. kawz -D. Bahn, D. Chronister, C. Eby, B. Fritchman. Hou' 3, W. Scott, S. Wambaugh, C. Dellinger. 90
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Students have a variety of activities, Mr. Stoner To belong to the Varsity Club, a boy must earn a letter in a var- sity sport. A member must go through initiation exercises in front of the student body. These ceremonies are usually held at Fun Night. Advised by Mr. Stoner, the Varsity Club is one of the more active clubs at Eastern. The Varsity Club runs the canteen. and during basketball games, the members keep fans from the gym floor. At the end of the school year, the Club goes to Philadelphia to see a baseball game. Boys' Varsity Raw I. D. Stough, R. Cooper, J. Abel, G. New 3. R. Gnau. S. Hedrick, G. Tice, B. Peters, H. Weathersbee, Young, R. Townsley. F. Winter, R. Snyder. Row 2. R. Mundis, D. W. Fuller. Rauf 4. R. Benedict, E. Kinard. J. Lohr, T. Graybill, S. Conway, D. Radziewicz. J. Reese, L. Wilson, G. Frey, R. Bowser. Morton, C. McCarthy. An honest face. Either l get my change, or you get the mustard. 92
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