Manheim Township High School - Neff Vue Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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annual Pennsylvania State Key Club Convention, to be FRONT ROW . . . Joe Moore, Rick McCray, Robert Schroder, lrel Buckwalter, John Hershey, John Davidson, Pete Brubaker, Dave Brenner. SECOND ROW . . . Marvin Miller, John Helm, Will Powers, Larry Hammond, Bob Norcross, Kenny Hess, Jody Glass, Club Serves Schoo The Key Club is a worthwhile school organization whose main duties are to serve better the community and school in which its members live and attend. It is open to all boys in grades lO,ll, and l2, who are interested in maintaining the high standard of Man- heim Township High School. This year the club is un- der the able direction of Mr. Robert Graupensperger. Jack Burkholder, THIRD ROW . . . lrv Rachstein, Mike Tinny, Nick Andes, Dexter Frey, Harold Kling, Ward Latshaw, Jeff King, Mike McCue, Joe Weursch. FOURTH ROW . . . Paul Wolfe, Larry Woods, Brad Wiley, Bruce Keith, Dave Bishop, Don Lawrence, Bob Hughes. I and Community Throughout the year the Key Club undertakes var- ious school proiects. Their main event comes directly after football season, when with the Tri-Hi-Y they co- sponsor the Varsity Drag, a dance honoring all the school's varsity sports. During the football and basket- ball seasons members of the club can be found selling hot dogs and cokes to hungry fans at the school's re- freshment stands. As a money raising project this year the boys are working on a School Directory and it should be completed early this Spring. Also in the Spring the club plans to send several boys as repre- sentatives of Manheim Township High School to the held in Pittsburgh, Officers Vvard Lotshaw, President, Jody Glass, Chaplain, Mr. Graupens- perger, Adviser, Larry Hammond, Treasurer, Nick Andes, Chair- man of the Board, Paul Wolfe, Secretary, Kenny Hess, Vice' President, 26

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FRONT ROW . . . Karen Smolsky, Nancy Sachs, Clara Schairer, Carole Ott, Kathy Phelan, Sandy McCleary, Trudy Fries. SECOND ROW . . . Gerry Myers, Peggy Weidner, Jill Gunner, Pam Lyons, Gina Slotkin, Jim Buller. THIRD ROW . . . Jame Edwards, Nancy Rummel, Donna Redman, Dorey Feltman, Joan Fellenbaum, Elaine Gerlach, Gwen Healey, Tom Patterson. FOURTH ROW , . . Louise Smith, Carole Stokes, Liz Giroud, Jane Matthews, Al Seigal, Elsa Martin, Gretchen Bennett, Ronnie Myers. Published by Student Journalists Assignments, deadlines, work, work, and more work! Every Tuesday morning the members of the Press Club met for the sole purpose of publishing the i962 Neff- Vue. Throughout the year the club was confronted with four deadlines, which after much sweet agony and weary work were always completed with success. ln addition to writing articles, the Press Club mem- bers must also undertake the task of soliciting ads, pho- tographing and captioning pictures, and completing the school-wide campaign successfully. At times ideas were few and far between and noth- ing ever seemed to turn out right. Editorials were either too short or too long or the pictures were out of focus. But with the patient guidance and able direction of Mr, Warren Druckenbrod, Mr. Robert Murphy and Mr. George Ehemann, the problems were soon solved. The l962 edition of the Neff-Vue could not have been pub- lished without the assistance of these advisers. The iob of editing a yearbook is long and tedious, but the pride and satisfaction the staff felt after that last dead- line made it well worth while indeed! Neff-Vue Staff Mr. Murphy, Adviser, Sandy McCleary, Advertising Manager, Myers, Business Manager, James Buller, Photographer, Mr. Albert Siegel, Photographer, Nancy Sachs, Staff Secretary, Ehemann, Adviser, Jane Edwards, Art Editor, Absent. Tom Patterson, Assistant Editor, Karen Smolsky, Editor, Ronald l H , we-1 ,, rs 1-,WM ,, ,, ..

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Service, personal developmenT, and Tun, These are all ingredienTs oT Tri-Hi-Y, a girls' organizaTion, dedi- caTed To school and communiTy and aPriliaTed vviTh The Young Women's ChrisTian AssociaTion. This year's ac- TiviTies included a big sisTer, liTTle sisTer day vvhen sen- iors adopTed new members, packed Them a lunch, and headed Tor a picnic in The arT room where every- one prepared decoraTions Tor The VarsiTy Drag beTvveen sandwiches. The girls made The ChrisTmas season iolly by Working in The Toys Tor ToTs proiecT and caroling aT an old Tolks' home. During club periods There were various speakers including Manheim Tovvnship's ex- change sTudenT ChrisTa Schorr, who spoke on her naTive Germany and ansvvered The queries oT The girls. A represenTaTive of Bell Telephone came in aT ChrisTmas Time To insTrucT The club members in The fine arT oT giTT vvrapping. OTher service proiecTs were TiclceT-Taking aT school Tuncfions, sponsorship oT The VarsiTy Drag vviTh The Key Club, and reTreshmenT sTand duTy aT TooTball games. As Mrs. Fegley said when she spoke aT The club's candlelighT inducTion service, One oT The main aims ol The Tri-Hi-Y is To build good ChrisTian characTer. This Officers Marjorie Parman, Treasurer, KaThy Grahek, Chaplain, Marilyn Goddard, President, ElizabeTh Giroud, Vice-President, DoroThy Hess, SecreTary, Mrs, Wilson, Adviser. is achieved Through warm Tellovvship, friendship, and chariTy To oThers. L adership, Service, Fellowship FRONT ROW . . . Lorena Gill, Mary Towers, Sue Heinzleman, Carol MarTin, Anne Flexman, Barb Miller, Regina SloTl4in, Marilyn Kopp, Kay McCoy, Anne GriesT, Marjorie Parman. SECOND ROW . . . Ram Hillard, Marty Hill, Joyce Gardner, Mary Murphy, Doris Haler, DoTTy Haier, Sue Belsfra, Cindy Keller, Carole OTT, Pam Lyons, Lavergne Minnich, THIRD ROW . , . Liz Giroud, Jill Gunner, Barb Petroslcy, Kay Markariari, Jean STolarZ, Carole Siokes, Ken- dall Knox, Sue Myers, Marilyn Goddard, Kafhy Grahek, Joan Fellenbaum. FOURTH ROW . . . AlTa Eichelberger, Sue'Bingham, KaThy Phelan, Gerry Myers, DoTTi Hess, Donna Redman, Lynne Long, Judy Lalley, Nancy Rummel. 27