Meyersdale Joint High School - Hi Point Yearbook (Meyersdale, PA)

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suv. Mates Calle iyworle . . . Left to right: Ray Troutman, Lloyd Sturtz, Betty Martz, Nina Brown, Alice Robinette, Patty Haer, Helen Lehr, Barbara Lawson, Margaret Herrick, Darlene Buterbaugh, jean Durr, Mary Alice Robertson. Absent: joan Griffith, Alysann Bradburn. Delores Wed ge .,..... Helen Lehr ,...,.,..., Margaret Hetrick . Alice Robinette ,,., V2 : 'ssfs'gg.pg '- Prexident Secretary ... .....,... ... ..,..,.....,......... Treasurer ... ,,..,...... ,..,.., . .,.,,.,......,.. V zce-Prendent .... .fa . Q I .Science Club The Science Club has been organized again this year and is under the direction of Mr. Snyder. Membership is restricted to Juniors and Seniors. Only students interested in scientific investigation become members of this organ- ization. As a project, a dark room was set up in a small room on the second floor of the new building, which offered club members a chance to delve into photography. It is the responsibility of the club to plan interesting exhibits for the hall show case. All activities are primarily educational or recreational and this club affords excellent opportunities for experimentation. 44

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Service was our watcbword Run' I, left In righiz Erma Lee Sturtz, Angeline Quattro, Anna Arnold, Anna Mae Baer, Min- nie Knox, Kathleen Saylor, Hazel Firl, Eva Steinly, Beverly Dugan. Rau' 2: Doris Bittner, Ruth Brown. Zetta Baer, Doris Yaste, Patty Miller, Grace Vought, Ruth Gerhart, Sally Corvin, Rita Murray, flint-111: .lean lmhofi. Clieta Pfni-Jrli-clg The Beta Tri-Hi-Y under the leadership of Mrs. Beynon, has been an eager and ambitious group of girls, who dutifully furnished candy and chewing gum to be purchased as nerve-soothers by the excited, neurotic basketball spectators. Some funds were also raised when the sale of colorful handkcrchiefs was promoted. These hankies were purchased through connections with The Towne Shop. Last year's co-project of both the Beta and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y's to im- prove the conditions in the girls lavatory has been retained and enlarged ' upon this year. The club has tried to add its bit to the prosperity of the school. Angeline Quattro . ,. . , Prerident Beverly Dugan ,, . ,. Treafurer Doris Bittner , .1 Vice-P're.ridw1t Sally Corvin .. ,.... Secretary Hazel Firl . ,. Chaplain 45

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. . and good times Rau' l: Alice Orendorf. Nancy Mankameyer, Mary Weimer, Joan Christner, Carmela Mena- quale, Helen Yutzy, Thelma Miller, Carol Engle, Rau' 2: Beverly Dugan, Imogene Shrader, Patty Conn, Audrey Schardt, Joan Griffith, Patty Haer, Joan Rosenberger, Carole Yutzy, Sally Corvin. Ron' 5: Doris Merrbach, Jean Kelly, Helen Maust, Ruth Hahn, Wiltla Weimer, janie Robertson. Clghiffalcall education Cllub The Physical Education Club is composed of Sopho- more, junior and Senior girls-ten each, making a total of thirty. At the end of the year, ten Freshmen are recom- mended for membership by the Senior members. Activity in sports, membership in physical education class, and a display of good sportsmanship are tequisites to be attained before being nominated for entrance into this organization. The girls chanced off a mix master and a ham. With the money raised in this manner, they will purchase equipment and letter awards. Letter awards are given to the gradua- ting seniors who have participated in at least two years of girl's intramural basketball and have fulfilled all other re- quirements demanded by the club. Evening get-togethers were held monthly at which time the girls brushed up on their basketball and dancing. Activities are under the leadership of Miss Hawkins. 45 Carmela Menaquale ..,,. .. Treumrer Ruth Hahn .. ....,........ ......, . Preridenl Carole Yutzy .....,,..,... ,. .... ...,. , .. Serrelur,1' Thelma Miller .................... ,...,., ........,....,. , V ice-Pretidwzl ,dn