Harrington High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Harrington, DE)

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Left to right, FIRST ROW: B. Nielsen, J. Kirwan, P. Smith, G. Morgan, N. Bradley, C. Kirwan. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kramedas. N. Meredith, S. Brown, R. Brown, P. Edgar, Mrs. Smith. MRS. SMITH MR. KRAMEDAS The Book Club operates a paperback bookstore, which is located in the cafe- teria. The club members and staff oper- ate it in order to help students acquire a genuine liking for good reading. Stu- dents may request books they would like to have ordered, and secondary teachers have been contacted regarding selections they would like to see on the book racks. iooA ()Iuf) Z. ifjraru C ub The Library Club is organized and conducted as one of the regular school- sponsored clubs. Any student, in grades nine through twelve, who wishes to join the library club is eligible for member- ship. There is a committee of reporters to furnish news articles for the Harring- ton Journal. Left to right, FIRST ROW: T. Dean, N. Morgan, G. Morgan, C. Warrington. SECOND ROW: I. Cain, J. Dean, B. Fowler, P. Edgar, S. Laime. THIRD ROW: D. Chew, Mrs. Phetzing, N. Bradley, D. Webb.

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MISS DICKRAGER Left to right, FIRST ROW: S. Gilstad, L. Layton. J. Thomas, C. Smith, C. McNally. SECOND ROW: Miss Dickrager, L. Hopkins. T. Johnson. c icfe Jtufe A group of Juniors belong to Miss Dickrager's Slide Rule Club. Since a slide rule can shorten computations such as multiplication, division, square root, cube root, and ratio and proportion problems of that type which they must solve for chemistry, they practice using the slide rule for an hour every other week. The Projection Club is organized to prepare students to operate, service, and maintain audio visual equipment. It is a multiphase program for teaching the eight members the fundamentals in the use of A.V. machines. Left to right, FIRST ROW: R. Black, D. Kates, P. Callaway, J. Abbott, G. Fry. SECOND ROW: B. Layton, B. Parker. N. Sher- wood, D. Mills, Mr. Horst.

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The members of the nurses club are all interested in nursing and public serv- ice. During the year they have various money-making projects which in some cases are used for charity. Left to right, FIRST ROW: I. Ellers. N. Hicks. P. Ferrelli. P. Hobbs. K. Needles, D. Greer. SECOND ROW: J. Rifenburg. D. Clark, N. Callaway, G. Umphlett, B. Masten. THIRD ROW: P. Wagner. N. ( fuses' CJ.fllS Teed, G. Graham, C. Mullins. Commercia The commercial club consists of people who like office work. The mem- bers of the club type and do office work that has been given to them by their teachers. Each student works as a sec- retary for a teacher. During the year, the club has a few parties and visits the bank to learn how the business is carried on. mr. McDonald Left to right. FIRST ROW: B. Spicer. P. Brown, C. Clark, B. Dobraski, E. Layton, M. Minner. SECOND ROW: G. McFarland. C. Moore. F. Needles. S. Ellers. J. Darling. M. Rinaldi. THIRD ROW: C. Rapp. S. Whisler.