Fountain Hill High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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5: 'u Dauciu Club NE of our newer clubs is the Dancing Club which has now completed its second year of existence. This club, under the direction of Miss Nellie I. Sand, has aided many students to gain poise and a new sense of rhythm. It teaches the fundamental dance steps necessary for anyone who wishes to Win a place for him- self socially. Music for dancing collection of modern l'i'L'sirlcll! 'I'rv1isxirer l.il:i .Xli-xamlc-1' Xllilson .Xmlrcw .Xlllu-zi llxiricli lla-iiry llziunianin john llirking lirlwaril lloclmi limlis lll'oilvi'iCk Nirltzirsl llrnwii I-filuzirzl lhickvitz lfnrl Vrcssliizill l':iroli1iv l l'l'Klt'!'ll'l'i XY:ilicr Ifrick lxlllllfllll Ifritz Vzirl l'All1'llfSlllk'Ck Ili-iwixuliiic llafncr ..s.mYf,t,, ,, A .L.,.....,t.s:... 1 , was provided by Philip Vooz who owns a large dance recordings. Vllzlrlcs Hzirlor Rolla-rm llarlci' ,luuc Ilotlnizin I':iulii1e llinue- I.nwi'c'iicc Hutchinson l'luir1' ,lzncolny lfrwiii .loliiison llclcn Kraiiiur ,ln-zxnnc Kuiiklc l-lla-:nior Mminers Iilorin Neuse llizuia lllmgziiicllu AlL'1llll'fll' Miller ,lIYSt'1!ll Orliiu .,.....l'li:u'lcs llilc ... .XVilli:im Brown ,lciinic Pcrrett lilizalietli l'tlun'glcr Anna Picroli Doris Siltics l,uri'z1iiic Sipplc VVilsmi Sloycr Altliczi Steiulw Doris Stub:-r Iszilmel Taylor Pliilip Vooz XYilli:mi NY:ilp Uarl XYQ-il fliziiiles lVolk lfrzmcis Ycugcr Elcziiioru Yost ?ff'i 'i S lla A .ivy l Q wfffsfidtiftirtf ofiwf

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,iii Q3 554 Si Industrial Arts Theatre Club HE Industrial Arts Theatre Club is one ol' the few clubs in our school which has been organized for the primary purpose of helping other clubs, The members of this club, under the supervision of Mr. Davies, built the scenery for the Junior Class play, Tom Sawyer , the Sen- ior Class play, Girl Shy , and the Christmas Cantata, Why the Chimes Rang . That there are many boys in school interested in this type of work is shown by the number of names on the waiting list. Applicants are admitted to this club by vote of the members. .Rziymoml Rzimson Xlanzigcr ..,..,.,.......,....,,.......,........ Smith Assi stunt M zmziger , Gerald llziclinvm XVilliam Mnrrissc lYillizun Nottur jzinies Ottinger Vt'z1lter Frick lfzirl Pressman fhurles Harlm' Alfrm-cl Runcgi fhurlcs lhle Howard Vrellu Louis Mirrn XY:n'rci1 Zinglcr 55FHv I Q sn W7 fff' tn agp? gi S v:f.Lg 5 W if-.x fo Vfy-ffm'

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Among the other articles made were marionettes and the painting all X53 SWF Q3 s5FH I Art Club HE Work of the Art Club has been progressing rapidly. The stu- dents, under the direction of Miss Margaret Wunderly, were en- gaged in making numerous articles in handicraft. The members of the club have been making amberol rings of various colors and vegetable pins. Several of the boys have been interested in pen and ink drawings and in making book ends. A novelty introduced to the club was the making of jungle pins. These pins were carved out of soft wood, stained, painted and trim- med with wire. of salad bowls. li:-urgiilu llarick I'll'ZlllC1'S Ilicking Ilr1rotl1y Brown Margaret K'l1ladm-y Adlee Finklmeincr Anita Harle Lester Himms-lwriglit 'l'h1-Ima Hunt Xmlzx lxutz llc-lon Nzlllstv.-rl l.z1wrcnce Rapp Yirginizl Steffen Mary Stine ixllllil Sprague Rtiymoml Strzlhlo Virginia VVall:1ce Marguerite Koehler IV' WJ? fn M ag L3 S sz- P 5 forty-.ve'zxvr1 YJ