Lewisburg High School - Oneida Yearbook (Lewisburg, PA)

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Row 1: Mr. Abbott, Swartzlander, Wood- ling, Atlee, Enck, Crowley, Stevenson, G. W. Walter, G. L. Walter. Row 2: B. O'Don- nell, Bouton, Boyer, Kifolo, R. O'Donnell, ARCHERY CLUB The Archery Club was organized to stimulate interest and give instruction and information in the many facets of target archery. Any stu- dent in grades nine through twelve is eligible to become a member of the club. During the course of the year, the members viewed films, studied the use of archery equipment, and made bowstrings. Using the Buffalo Valley Bowmen's target range on Dale's Ridge, the members at- tempted to develop skill in target shooting and participated in several competitions. Russell, Scholl, Wolfe, Minium, Brown. Row 3: Reichenbach, Daubert, Mummaw, Fitzpatrick, Lazar, Stevens, Schnure, Show- ver, Rice, Coup. The primary aim of the Golf Club is to pro- mote interest in golf and give the members practice under the guidance of experienced players. ,The club is open to all students in grades nine through twelve. During the course of the year, the members viewed instructional and entertaining films of championship matches and played indoor games on special equipment to become more familiar with the sport. GOLF CLUB Row 1: Bechtel, Bouton, Shiffler, Feistner, Mr. Keister. Row 2: Kindig, Wirth, Kieft, Benson, Wittes, Stephens.

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Row 1: Metzger, Forbes, Snyder, Crater, Strouse, Dauel, Machamer, Ritter, Mrs Karschner, Klingler, Royer, Mitch, Yerg, Crews. Row 3: Pentz, Hinish, Wolfe, Rohr Litchard. Row 2: Keister, Campbell, Crow, bachi Erdleyv Lockwood, Stiefel, WiT1d91' Kline, Hauck, DeWalt, Stahl, Leitzel, Varner, Kizis, Pardoe, Snyder- OFFICERS Campbell, Treasurer, Rohrbach, Vice President, Hinish, Reporter: Klingler, President: Hauck, Secretary, Machamer, Chaplain. FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is a small group composed of stu- dents who are interested in learning about the teaching profession. This year members took several surveys concerning teaching, and observed classes in nearby elementary schools and colleges. The club sent delegates to both the district and state meet- ings of the Future Teachers. UNIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA Row 1: Peters, Koch, Earhart, Mr.f Keister Row 2 Warfield, Matthews, Boop, Straub, Walters l 2 7

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NINTH GRADE CURRE T EVE TS CLUB Row 1: Mr. Bastian, Biggs, Young, Diehl, Donahoe, Weller, Golder Bowe, Frederick, Sheasley. Row 2: Kmiecinski, Strassner, Bingaman Gustafson, Bromfield, Boyer, Meachum, Brouse, Stackhouse, Oross. Row 3: Hain, Adams, Henry, Hubler, Moser, Wetzel, Cresswell, Swartz. Row 4: Minium, Strobeck, Odell, Brown, Nogel, Sagun, Braunmuller, Jones Diefenbach, Riegel. The Current Events Club was organized to stimulate interest in and knowledge of current happenings in the world. Members discussed these events and their effect on the world in general. This year the club subscribed to a current events newspaper which formed the basis of their discussions. The members also viewed several films and listened to lectures on topics of interest in the news. A special effort was made to discuss those happenings which by their nature might have a definite effect on the future. The club was open only to members of the freshman class. TRI G EN SEMBLE The String Ensemble is a small group com- posed of students in grades seven through twelve. Its main purpose is to give string play- ers an opportunity to play music Written for their instruments, and to train musicians in the hope of having a full orchestra in the near future. In March our school was' host to the Central District Orchestra, a select group of young musicians from central Pennsylvania. It was hoped that the District Orchestra might stimu- late an interest in our school for orchestra music. Row 1: S. Sheridan, Boyer, D. Sheridan. Row 2: Spiel- man, Dainoff, Jordan, McRae.