Littlestown High School - Littonian Yearbook (Littlestown, PA)

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2 The Littonian mf STAMP AND HISTORY CLUB Pai-BIDENT-Chester Byers VICE-PRESIDENT-Ruth Hamish SECRETARY-Mary Spalding TREASURER-Gladys Wehler FACULTY Aovison-Lloyd L. Stavely The Stamp and History Club is one of the new extrascurricular activities of the school. Much of its time has been devoted to the study of local history including old land marks, historic trees, old coins, antique furniture, old books and newspapers. Interest has also been taken in the studying and collecting of foreign and United States stamps. KAMERA KLUB ' is fy f' 'if A. PRESIDENT-Gladys Null SECRETARY-Bernadette Eline TREASURER-Richard Bish LIBRARIAN--Michael McCaffrey FACULTY Anvlsok- Paul E. King This is the second year for our Ketch-it-with-the-Kamera Klub. Their primary objects are to take, develop and print good pictures. Most of their time was devoted to picture mounting, lantern and microscope making, and coloring pictures. As a result of the good work done by the club they have been honored with a privately equipped room for developing and printing pictures.

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The Littonian M- H1-YCLUB l'ur:siol-:NT-Chester Byers Sl-:cm-:TARY-Robert Myers Tm-:Asum-:ir-Robert Stover l ACUl,'l'Y ADVISOR-Pillll I-2. King This is the first year for a Hi-Y Club at Littlestown. The outstanding activities of the year were: State Bible Contest, an inspiring assembly program and discussional meetings. The Com- munity church service, on April 22, as conducted by the members, was a great success The purpose of the club, which is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character, was the theme. GIRL RESERVE CLUB I'ar:slor:NT-Bernice Bowers Vicri-PRr1:slm:NT-Maybelle Schwartz 'l'm-:Astml-:R-Jane Hartman SPfl'RFI'l'ARY-WlHlffPtl Rider FAcUi.'rY Abvisou-Miss Josephine Stetser The Barbara Fritchie Girl Reserves reorganized in September. During the fall the girls went on hikes and treasure hunts. Later they held interesting programs indoors. Several of the girls acted as waitresses at two banquets held the past winter. This spring the club presented a program in assembly. ln handicraft the girls learned to knit and paint silhouettes. The Spring Festival of Nations was an outstanding event ofthe year.

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The ittonian - ORCHESTRA , t PRl'ISllll'fN'l 'lit'I'l1il't' Study Sr:t:m:1'AkY-'l'Rr:As11Rl-zkgltobert Stover I,lnR.uclAN-.Ioseph Long MANAGER-Donald Beford DlRECToR-Miss Reida Longanecker There is probably no other one organization which was so generally useful throughout the en- tire year. Weekly chapel, programs, plays, public meetings, and town organizations have all used the orchestra, not once. but many times from September to June. The members of this organizaton took an active part in the operetta In Old Vienna . During the year much music and a baritone horn was purchased. GLEE CLUB l'iucsrm:N1'-Bernice Bowers SacurzraaY-'l'Rr:AsuRr:n-Mary Weaver I,lmcAarANs ,Arlene Trostle, Thomas Maitland DlRm rokfMiss Reirla Longanecker This club, with its half hundred members has had an active year. Assembly programs, and public meetings have heard it sing many times. The colorful presentation of the Operetta ln Old Vienna will never be forgotten. This year's work was climaxed when the State Music Contest was ente red.