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SITTING, FIRST ROW: John Baluta, Sara Harter, Sandra McHenry, Richard Hynick, Carol Dembowski. SECOND ROW: Dawn Bergsman, John O'Donnell, Derr Kleintob, Sandra Roschak, Dale Dupler. STANDING: Barbara Dennis, Ruth Heberling, Janet Cumberland, George Bal- chun, Gary Becker, Arthur Saxe, Phoebe Bouch, Donna Krothe, Betty Learn. ABSENT: Searle Devens, Thorwald Lewis. Typin Club The 'Typing Club, sponsored by Miss Keller, is composed of students from the junior and senior classes. The group meets every Wednesday and Thursday during activity period. Its purpose is to teach the keyboard and the fundamentals of typing to academic students who cannot take typing as a regularly scheduled class. The ability to type for one's personal use will be a valuable asset to those students who plan to go to college. The group of girls who belong to the Ushers' Club, supervised by Miss Cook, perform a service which is both needed and appreciated. Their duties consist of collecting tickets, distributing programs, and helping guests find suitable seats at activities which require the use of the auditorium. Their presence is especially appreciated at times when large audiences are anticipated such as at concerts, plays, and commencement. Ushers' Club Dorothy Pszeniczny, Gloria Hess, Carol Bedio, Bette Kline, Jacqueline Conrad, Joyce Eckert, Carolyn Wilson. ABSENT: Carolyn Williams.
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BATON TWIRLERS-TOP ROW: lrene Hasay, Susan Belles, Judy Price. BOTTOM ROW: Louella Long, Peggy Sorber, Sharon Bonham, Loleta Thorne, Connie Yurak, Dorothy Pszeniczny, Martha Hughes. COLOR GUARDS Linda Cragle Mary Parkinson Caroline Williams Nancy Wilson Shirley Swithers Darla Weston FLAG TWIRLERS-TOP ROW: Mildred Wisneski, Sandra Cragle, Barbara May Hazel Scott BOTTOM ROW: Gloria Hess, Connie Zagata, Bessie McDaniels, Bette Kline, Bthel George Patricia Culp.
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FIRST ROW: Shirley Kishbaugh. SECOND ROW: Joyce Eckert, Carol Bedio. THIRD ROW: Grace Bouch, Roxie Harrison, Alberta Brittain. FOURTH ROW: Esther Piatt, Lila Koritko, Sandra Hoover, Bettie Hutchins. FIFTH ROW: Crystal Goss, Loretta Macll, Donna Heffner, Ethel Piatt, Carolyn Wilson. Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y has been very active this year. Early in the fall the officers and the advisor, Mrs. Killian, attended the Of- ficers, Training Conference held at Key- stone Junior College. To raise money for their projects the girls sold candy and cakes. During the Christmas season the members of the club collected used toys, clothing, games. and books. These to- gether with woolen mittens which each girl made and other articles which the girls purchased were wrapped attractively in about 75 packages and taken to the St. Stanislaus Orphanage. At Easter the girls bought candy and filled 4-0 Easter baskets for the children at the orphanage. The club was commended by the State Y.lVI.C.A. for its projects and was awarded a banner for fulfilling the requirements of the discussion course known as Teen Talks. The president, Shirley Kishbaugh, attended a Y.lVI.C.A. dinner where she gave a talk reviewing the club's activities for the year. In the picture directly above, the Tri- Hi-Y officers-Bettie Hutchins, Shirley Kishbaugh, Donna Heffner, and Loretta Madl-sum up the Teen Talk discussions. To the left, Lila Koritko, Carol Bedio, Joyce Eckert, Roxie Harrison, and Grace Bouch put the final touches on Christmas gifts for the orphans.
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