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

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ji is gif, Q3 n sf? Science Club HE Science Club, under the capable direction of Mr. Myron Stcttler, was one of our most active clubs. This club had a program every other Week in the Science Lab. These programs consisted chiefly of talks, skits, demonstrations, and scientific movies. A program for our weekly assembly Was arranged by this club in the second semester. Another interesting feature. pre- sented by this club was the Science Fair, which was held in the spring of the year, It proved of interest to all who attended it. As a final event, the members enjoyed a three day trip to the Woi'1d's Fair in New York. I'1'esnlL'iit .. .... iiriiee i4ziehs'rt Secretary ...,. tiny Smith 'l'reasnrei ..,........ ..., ......... I Q olrrrt iforrl Raynionsl Alien XYzilter Ifrielx XY:ilter Vierok XY:irreii Best Morris Hulsizer .Xifrerl Rouen Ilonalcl Iirzmiwell Stephen Kutosli Robert Rothrm-k George Bruno XYilliam I.ungli1ot'er Leiiuy Sehzillr-r Albert llefiemeuti ,lzmies Mziley XYiIii:im Seifert Raymmirl Freileriek liorcioii Moyer VYillizim XX'zu'rl Riclizirfl Pettielsl S 5 If Q JS hrs QA, Neff.: 5 25 xqvrffge' 5 fifty-ull

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5,51 is Home Economics Club HE girls of the Home Economics Club under the capable direction of Kathryn Deily Brown have constructed many garments during club periods this year. They have studied about the construction of garments from the buying of patterns and materials to the final step of making the arti- cle. They also learned how to buy ready-made garments wisely. This will prove of great value to all the girls when they really choose their own clothes. l,I't'Siflt'lll ...... ...... l irace l'l'CSSIllilll Vivo l'i'i'siil4-ill ., ....... Florelicu Yrrk Su-ri'1:ii'y - 'l'reasuri'1' .........,.... lllziric jmiir l':i1lu'i'ii1c Anclrasko joscpliiiie l7cSieno Anita lleiulcr Lucille Devlin licssic lirzulforml Amelia Insicllo 124-ralelinv Vlzilisvl' ,iran Ruth lm nm' 5 3 ll glJ'gJ2E,,,fQ3 '4LlsM6bjlf3Vvf

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Music Club HIS club, although very small, is quite active. Mary Robinson Konolige, the adviser in charge of the club, teaches the members many things about music which are not included in the regular music courses. In club periods reports on l'amous musicians are given by the diff- erent members, and models of musical intrurnents, including violins and drums, are made. In order to help students appreciate good music, the members listen to recordings. Students in the club also play instruments which they have be- come skilled in using. lir.u'm- Ilvrk l'n'zu'l Km-clt l'l15Ilis IM-rkcr f'llZlI'lt'S Kuhns S fs x-fl 2 N 5 Q l riffs-fg1f1 ffri,fn ,f fluff Stn, f 5 Lrftl Q Q-Jmjvvf