North Wales High School - No Wa Hi Yearbook (North Wales, PA)

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H J BA ND The band is now boasting of 19 pieces. They will be ready for their first appearance for the Com encement Exercises. This band has long been hoped for and now is welcomed by everyone. om4.a'r'rA fl The operetta, Chonita , a colorful gypsy romance, was presented April 17 and 18. The proceeds were placed in a fund to purchase gowns for the High School Chorus. 'MUSIC IS THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE OF MANKINDH Outro Mer Miss Katherine Hoffman, Director Left to right: M. Schafenacker, E. Kitzelman, H Frescatore D. McKon1y, B. Aker, J. Kennan, R. Baker, Miss Hoffman, R Michaels, A. Schafenacker, R. Petrilla, J Solliday, D Atler K. King, B. Benzie, L. Lewis, D. Hazlett CAST Betty Weiger James Herr Jane Hillegas Russell Fuss Jesse Cox Patricia Hankin William Christman Albert Rosenberger hr' 23

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'i'fj'jf'fl,a Cl.:7'i.Lf U2RHE . ',',5:.',.g L Q' ' 1 Q1 V GIRLS GLEE CLUB 3 ,,,,-,,,,,,,,,- ...-..-. ., n,. 7 C , T ......L......4.. .f.....4.. ....-..,, ..y.L. , .. - - . V First Row: B. Alexander, H. Frick, D. Faunt- leroy, B. Solliday, J. Roberts, J. Roberts, J. Hillegas, B. Weiger. Second Row: H. Wagner, C. Dietterioh, D. Pet- erman, M. Fauntleroy, S. Mitchell, M. Fitzgerald, H. Madtes, P. Hank- in, J. Cox. Third Row: M. Mininger, M. Wall, S. Shearer, J. Faust, J. Gosselin, D. Lukens, M. J. Madtes, Miss Hoffman. , :3l1,g5x. ,,,7,. H. Yri, Q,,x2Q?gr,,,l,-Irs, C, 7 tiff! 'nf' X! fl ' d JF' i DNJ D Ql....Cf. .D fl .L,aMze ns.wH.aausax ahexs aaae an '.., L4 ' ' First Row: T. Camburn, J. Cox, R. Fuss, Miss Hoffman, R. Fadeley, R. Rae, H. Thomas, E. Lukens, D. Bossert, J. Herr, E. Godshall, J. Coyle, D. Barnett, R. Fager. The Glee Clubs have been quite active this year. They sang at Home-School Night, the Christmas operetta, Home Tal- ent Night, Librarians' Meethgg Baccalaureate services, and Commencement. The Girls' Glee Club and a boys' octet entered the Forensic League Contest this year for the first time. Although there was no compe- tition in the girls' division, they received a high rating from the judges. The boys have high hopes of winning a prize next year. I 24

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I' 7L' .5ivn9iu2J.rx . Ez'-' e M. Stong. j k f nal. Mininger. M. Kibblehouse. Kennan. SPELLING TEAM The Spelling Team, trained by Miss M ers and captained by Raymond Fager, participated in the Peirce School Spelling Contest. Ray- mond Fager and Mabel Stong qualified for the individual spelling contest. The team de- feated Hatfield in an invitation contest, and they competed with Bridgeport in a radio contest. LIBRARY SQUAD The Library Squad has done the school a great service in its first year. By taking charge of the library, they doubled the num! ber of hours the library was available to students, and made it possible for towns- people to use the library one hour after school each day. .A 1 Jo SHLLITX ff N First Row: Miss Myers, Coach, L Kib blehouse, D. Dietterich, A M Wall, M Second Row: D. Schafenacker, R Fager, Pll' , P ' , UDJQAJSY D011-XD First Row: S. Burkart, V Johnson, M Schafenacker, M. Reed, K Wall, MHIJOTIS Second Row: C. Hess G Alexander, J Reed, B. Sechler, E Coyle, L Krout, Third Row: Mrs. We1ngartner, E Benzie, M R. Stein, H. Madtes, H Wagner, M Stong, R. Doyle, M Qulnn, M Healy, E