New Hope High School - Colony Yearbook (New Hope, PA)

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D!M'WCiUG CLUV3 ll f'f'i1'lli'f91f Cf fu? uljl 1-V -J Homer Davis, Pres. Virginia Rutherford, V. Pres. Mary McNamara, Manager Since dancing is one of the favorite pastimes for H. H. H. S. students, a club was organized. The beginners were taught by some of the more ex- perienced dancers while the 'old - timersu twisted and turned to the strains of modern recordings. Walter Maximuck, Pres. William Wiggins, V. Pres. Nancy Poecher, Sec. Arthur Proctor, Treas. The purpose of the .Now Hope - Solebury Future Farmers Club is to stimulate interest rf- UTLMQXQ Pagans-af CLUB E I We gi., in farming as a life work. Many 'activities such as bane quets, pie and cake sales, educational tours, brooding ,QQ sw, ,JZSNf.v1 1-men HGAFCLLJL5 F 1 e r f Qmic 2, :nf W Kill., Lxglg iff X H chicks, and skating parties took place this year. V Elizabeth Livezey, Manager For the energetic, ath- letic type, a hiking club was organized. This large group consisting mostly of girls takes trips every Thursday providing the weather is fa- vorable. If you get lost in Bucks County consult any member of the hiking club because they have traveled and know every nook and corner. COLCDVWY 0 CLA!! OF I9-40

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fXPJ' c:LLJB 'Z C!-XUWE1Pw!-N . F01 - --- - pn-, . ,V .pr . Donald Kooker, Pres. Katherine Austin, V. Pres. Leta Oblinger, Seo. Evelyn Feiler, Treas. The Art Club was organ- ized for those who have spe- cial interests and talents in the art fields. Masks, poster work, marionettes,' outdoor sketching, portraits, painthug and tiles were some of the activities this year. QMLJB' ,T1gi5t i Walter Cook, Pres. ' Marguerite Propsner, V. Pres. Minnie Morgan, Treas. ft ip fl I The camera club stimu- lated an interest in photog- raphy by increasing knowledge 4 and skill in the taking, de- N Q veloping, and printing of 0 photographic pictures. The members engage 'in activities, g.JLfQ5 My ,.H1,, such as hiking, picture con- 'T tests, and the development of , display charts in photography. COOAJUG CLUB- f1'1s 1 A The cooking club devel- oped for those students who otherwise did not have an op- : portunity to take Home Eco- nomics. The purpose of the club is to develop a basic knowledge of cooking as well it as developing students as ideal guests, hosts or host- SSSGS 0 A dinner at the end of the season will terminate and test the success of the club. ll X F I Tr-+5 coLorw 'CL!5vff ox- ja

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X H-OBBY GLU E5 - ' ' 'A ytlunlycl -' - aa , 5 ' 1-.. 1 a 6 C, Donald Cressman, Manager rThis group, consisting of boys, take an interest in dis- cussion of various types of airplanes. Motors are stud- ied, models are built and flown. Whenever you see a tiny plane encircling the school, you will know the boys are testing their club models. Z' 5 2 m un The club was organized for the purpose' of collecting current events, movie stars, stamps, and other types of pictures which seem to have glamour. O O O eff NOW, , J S . Z' N f N Coils, wires, bells and push buttons are eventually straightened out by this group. Popular Mechanics seems to be the text and much time is spent in performing experiments in the mysterious field of electricity. 13-. E '-1 i QA -m-+9 cotorw GCLA-ff of-S 40