Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Row 1: Mr. Kessler, Neauman, Walters, A Row 2: Miss Ritter, Russell, Scholl, Roush Elliott, Moser, Moyerg Darmon, Crabb, Heim, Beaver Hoffman, Miles, Barner, Fielder. Shirk, Nace, Adams, D. Baker, Mabus, Brouse. Row 3: P. Baker, Jarrett, Turner, Newman, Kline, BU INESS EDUCATIO JU IOR HIGH CLUB The Business Education Club has been organ- Kratzer, Wagner, Bergee, J. Snyder. Row 4: Reitz Straub, .YO,l,Ulg, Carter, Gair, Warren, Shannon, Rodar- mel, Danowsky, Kauffman, Wert. Row 5: Keister, Nyce Boop, Heiss, Correy, Zimmerman, Treas, Book, S. Sny- der, Mull, A. Hoffman. ART CLUB This year the membership of the Art Club ized to promote interest in those students who plan to go into commercial fields. The club, under the fine leadership of Joanne Beaver and the guidance of Miss Ritter and Mr. Kessler, has en- joyed a highly profitable year. Programs includ- ed demonstrations of various new business ma- chines and interesting talks given by business employers. The club sponsored a dance early in the fall and planned the annual Christmas party and spring picnic as the social highlights of the year. was open only to the freshman class. The main purpose of the Art Club is to promote art ac,- tivities throughout the student body. The mem- bers spent their time mostly on individual pro- jects emphasizing creativity and originality. Some of the projects were clay modeling, paint- ing, and sketching. This year the club purchased paintings for the school and offered the students an opportunity to pursue their special interests in art. Row 1: Weightman, Henry, Bowersox, Steven- son, Thompson, Bucher, Litchard, Pardoe, Poeth, Mr. Keister. Row 2: Hower, DeWire, Hoadley, Strassner, Hoover, Walter, Pentz, Hess, Mase, Ernst, Keister. Row 3: Aumiller, Reichley, Dye, Haines, Stiefel, Lloyd, Wehr, Vonada, Sagun, Young, Metzger.

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Row 1: Mr. Smeltz, S. Smith, L. Smeltz, Lazar. Row 2: Rexroad, Wetzel, Moyer, Fregly, Diblin, Spangler, A. Smith. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is open to any senior high student Who is interested in science and del sires to explore a particular field beyond the limits of the classroom. This year members enjoyed viewing films, performing experiments, and building pieces of laboratory equipment. The club encouraged individual projects and assumed leadership in conducting the local science fair held at our school in the spring. NATURE CLUB The Nature Club is a group composed of seventh and eighth grade students who are interested in Wildlife and nature in general. Among the many projects undertaken by the club was making plaster casts of animal tracks found around their homes and in nearby woods. The club took several field trips and listened to a lecture by the Game Protector. Next year, the club hopes to expand to include students in all three grades of the junior high school. Row 1: Bromfield, Fowler, Elze, Rishel. Row 2: Baylor, Graham, Berger, Foulkrod, Curtis, Mrs. Davis.

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