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

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SEATED C Jochen,!A K11mer, E Keever, M Scheld, B Longacre, Schmidt, S Alcock, J Morrison RON I M188 Schanbacher, E Krout, B Vincent, H Mason, A Spear A Moore, N Schaffer, E Naylor, B Fleck ROW II B Dllworth, A Ham1lton, B oibson, J Parvin, D Boorse The Junior High Home Echoes and the Senlor Hlgh Home Echoes, both under the sponsorship of M1ss Schanbacher, are two clubs that meet separately twice a month The Junior Hlgh members have sponsored bread and cake sales, year's largest progect was to obtaln an aff1l1at1on w1th the Junior Red Cross of Amerlca The Senlor Hlgh members have contrlbuted a great deal 1n a mater 1al way to the welfare of the Home Econo lcs roan A steam iron, cook ing utens1ls, silverware, and dO11i6S are but a few or the ltems pur chased through thelr efforts Junlor Hlgh Senlor Hlgh Presldent Norma Longacre Presldent Edna Keever V106 presldent Susan Alcock V1ce pres1dent Jane'lorrison Secretary Betty Longacre Secretary Mary Kllmer Treasurer Grace Geyer Treasurer marjor1e Scheid Adv1ser M183 Schanbacher ' f k gg Naam f,T95Og-N ga! T T --YYWYW f V N ' ' - o 0 . o 0 . o GI Ao Y 3 . 0 O I A O n , knitting parties, and social gatherings held in students' homes. The J -

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SEAT D I Brooks, J Michel, J Schneider, M B Gibson, E Naylor, E Camburn, VS Ward ROA I Mr Davis, A Booz, K Camburn, G Lukens, R Sauerland, R Gregg, V Kratz, R Rosenberger, R Gerlach, A Houston The Junior High Craft club has been one of the most active and interested groups in the school and, with Mr Davis supervising, the student results have been clever and varied The figures and scenes made from colored pieces of sponge and exhibited during Education Week were most original and attractive. Soap carvings and copper impression plates were also created by this junior group. With the addition of new materials and tools, the Senior High Craft, also sponsored by Mr. Davis, has shown remarkable skill and achievement this year. Metal work, etched copper bracelets, and Christmas cards repre- sent a few of the excellent projects handled and exhibited by these crafters. Adviser - Mr. Davis 'X-l87'5 5 IQSON Page Forty-two .. Q N ' W- . - , . ,. ,l. I -i r + , -.A M ' . Q , , D! ' - ' K, W, .' S .TL A D ,V A Mlllmsa- . N - I ,Hg-VR , im V 1. ,, - l M it 'Ai gd. .. '-f ,. - N M A . -fy I, ' . 1 x.,' 1 D A ' 5 Lg f ' J' - I X f X ' ' ,V ,K A vw 0 0 E1 4 0 A 0 o Q 0 Y YV I O I O if 1 O O O I I 0 It O O I 0 . , . . . . . . . O

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SEATED D Boorse, M Kulp, E Scheeler, J Morr1son, B Fleck QTANDING Mrs Huegel, M Michel, A Ham1lton, J Parv1n, S Cardell Scheid A Kur1an, M Kilmer, D Leister, M Jean The Home Nursing club Wh1Ch was organized last year under the school nurse, Mrs Huegel, meets every Wednesday The goal of the club is to prepare the girls for domestic and professlonal nursing During the past year, the girls had opportun1ties to ViS1t num erous hospitals and to hear an lnteresting and enlightening lecture by the Dlrector of Nurses from the Unlversity of Pennsylvanla Hos pltal Ethel Scheeler Jane Morrlson Mer11yn Kulp Mrs Huegel Presldent V1ce president Secretary AdV1S6T NMBF5 5 s95oN Page Forty-four U U B. Dilworth, 12. M. walker, A. J. comets, E. Knut, M , . . . . O Ab nf