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PE ,VYLVA IA 'DUT HCLUB The Pennsylvania Uuteh Clulu is really in its infancy since it has lieen in existence only this vear. The elulm has a memher- ship of thirty, and with the adviser, Miss Margaret Smith, the eluh meets every 'l'hursdav, seventh period in Room 34. The primary interest ot' the eluh is the Pennsylvania Dutch dialect and its mem- hers spend much time conversing in the language. The eluh also spent some time discussing folklore, dirlerent customs, and tall tales. The cluls prepared an assemhly pros gram which dealt with the superstitions and a few of the activities which the people used decades ago as evening enter- tainment. AR T EDLE WORK CL UB l'nder the guidance ol' the adviser, Miss Linde, the members of the Art Needle- work Cluh made many beautiful, worth- while, and useful articles. This year the students met in room thirty-tive on Tuesday, seventh period. Wvhile at these informal meetings, the clulw memhers crocheted stoles, knitted sweaters, ties, and shrugs. They also em- hroidered pillow cases, hureau scarves, and made weave-its for afghans. Nlanv of these projects were displayed at the annual open house. The elulw memhers enjoyed their mu- fo- tual interests in needlework as each ses- 4 0 sion otlered them soeialmility while im- C proving their skill at needlework.
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PAINTING DRA VVIN G CL UB This club is to help the student become better acquainted with painting and drawing as a hobby for leisure time activity or to provide specialization for the more talented student. The members were taught different styles of self-expression. The idea otorig- inal interpretation was stressed. They also learned more about the appreciation of art. They Worked with still lite and local scenery, using oil paint, water colors, ink and tempera. Later on in the year they visited the art centers in New Hope. They had an art exhibit at the end of the year. USTRIAL ARTS SER VICE GR OUP The Industrial Arts Service Group is composed of a group of tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grade boys selected from the Industrial Arts classes. The members work on projects for school, repairs, and on many new things needed in the school. They help the teachers by working on projects for them, and some days they are allowed to work on their own projects. The students in this group learn many new and interesting things which they would not have time to learn in the ln- dustrial Arts course. They receive indi- vidual instruction on operating machines, and in special phases of industrial arts.
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Dil' Now It lb Mlclsey Mouse cartoon mme PR 0jECT10 CL UB lhe members ol the lrojectlon Qlub mcct every luesdly l nder thelr tdvxser lVlr Hench, the members of the club le 1rn how to sct up projectors, cle U1 them, md rep ur them l hey 1lso le trn how to splice hlms All the boys enjoy the worls they do IH the club l'he boys ln the lrojectlon Club llso h we another lmport mt job, If Includes showlng v lrxous movles whlch tclchers would lllse thelr cl zsses to see By Clfllllg fl'llS, the boys are performing a v.1lu11blc SCTVICC for the entlre school, and they are also broademng thelr own educatlon 3 Let 5 see were we wmd mg or unwrndmg? Looks lmke a film to me 124 lhe Photogr 1phy Club under the dl rectlon of Mr Merlsel, 18 U1 orgunf mon comprlsed of hve boys who develop plc tures, lelrn lbout clmerls, md h we gener tl lnterest 1n photogr zphy l hc club members, D1v1dB1rndt, lVllLh1el Stlllltl, lom Knowl md, Volker Netschcr, 1nd 136111118 l'lllIU m, meet on lucsd ly s durlng the seventh perlod Durmg, th mt period, they enl lrgc 1nd dry plctures md m Llse developlng solutlons I he club t llses m my p1ctures for both the Rldgette md the lenn1nt They are also worlslng to complete 11 movle of the hlgh school to be presented to the unlor Hlgh communlty PHOTOGRAPHY CL UB It looks pretty clear -. 1 -, le.. QKM, , 5- 41 ' ' , ' 41 1 , - 'H . . . 1 15, , 1 . . , - , 5, . . 1 1 .1 an , . , , -11.1 , , , , ' ' Y ,1-s, gtg 5 2 1 1 .1 1 1 Il af or ' ' H . . . . , . sew 1 1 1 . J! P , ,, . .- 1 . 1 . - z 4' - . 1 , , 7 'v . . . , V . 1 , , 4 1 L f 1 v w' r 1 1 , , . ,. , ,. . 1 1 1 . 1' . 7 Z , 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . . , , . . 1 . Z ' ll ' YY 1 1 14 j rn X V' I L . 1 17 xl 5 1 A 'a. - 1 , . i - , - - s , , , . . Y 1 1 . 1 1 . 1' ' I A, 1 B. ,Z L . , , . A 1 1 K 1 K 1 . x , Y . J . . 2 f 2 I ' xl S ' .' I .
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