Rothrock High School - Le Livre Yearbook (McVeytown, PA)

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un mq C ln clence C Banking and savlngs club this year as ln the past IS under the dlrectlon of Mrs Steele This club not only h lps the young er set to save but hlgh school students as well get traxnlng In economy along with seemg some of the mslde steps ln banking and commerclal businesses Tellers m thxs group Include Wxlda Hertzler Jeanne Rlt tenhouse Ralph Kane, Harold Heckman Floyd Forgy Floyd Setzler, lra Muller Glenn Craswmyer and Edward Kenepp The Science Club was organized ln res ponse to requests of nlne boys who were photographic developing chemicals and papers were secured from army surplus, the solu tions are b Ing made up, and developing and printing will follow Some of the boys are Interested ln studying the chemistry of the r home water supplues, and that ns bemg stud! d too Page 33 1 K A ' , 3 -, . x LL AY , a ' lu ' lull . . 1 , . . - - u I Q it U , ' interested in photography and science- Some 'I ' . . . y . z . , . I . . . l y I . . . . Y b , 5 . . . - , . .9 .

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Fl? UIN Crulls I FGFLJ SSISlUl1ll The Arts and Crafts Club meets once a weelc with Mrs French as supervlsor This club was organlzel for the purpose of teach mg the students to become b tter adapted at usmg their hands The members are as follows Leah Doris Kauffman Dorothy Anderson Dorothy Yoder Beulah Youtzy Sarah Mller Alice Esplgh June Harshbarger Patty Corbm and Joyce Woodcoclt These students have worked on a few projects whlch have been useful to other m dlvxduals They pamted slgns for the P TA and have many projects which they are work mg on at the present time Page 32 The Library Assistants Club IS composed of gurls upon whom rests the responslblllty of keepmg accurate record of book clrcula tlon and running of the library m ge1eral Due to many of Its members belng ln other organizations which meet at the same tm most of the work has been learned through a unit ln llbrary usage In the Eng llsh classes Among the dut1es of the Clubs regular attendants are the cleanmg of shelves mend mg books completing the card catalog and keeping the magazines nn good order The club has no elected officers though Dorothy Pennepacker has b en acting as chxcf assustant llbrarlan h A , I Club Lbs a A A' Club Harshbarger, Sarah Moist, Jennielgartley, 5 2'. l - l. . l V . -

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porls Thus club consxstmg entlrely of boys meets onc a week with Mr Humphreys a dxre tor They have studxed the huntlng and flshlllg laws ancl regulations These boys have also played some basketball and learn d to undertake other projects this year and learn the rules of other sports Page 34 l'UI'l'lflllC The Dramatic Club of about fourteen merrbers meets every Wednesday under the dnrectlon of Mrs Steele Those partxclpatlng take part ln make up work for school plays, costumxng and stage te hnlcal work Throughout the year they klts Gomg to distant towns the Dramatic Club has presented the play Little Darllng at Eastern btar and Bratton Townshnp PTA Monologues were gxven by Mary Lewis and Wxlda Hert ler Betty 'xt the Baseball uame was gven by Mary Lewis and Hats was given by Wnlda H rtzler for the Wlasons at th Presbyterxan Church f Club 4 ' Club the fundamentals of this sport. . They hope arg engaged in reading plays, blackouts and - H 1 ' ' - .4 H