Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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Writing their first story are the Literary Staff, (SITTING) C. Dalrymple, D. Deibert. D. Kreiss, P. l ewis, J. Kem, L. Boyer; (STANDING) G. Scheffler, F. Steckel, G. Roberts, N. Patterson. Photography staff, D. German, D. Benninger, D. Lewis, B. Gorrell, look over recent pictures. STAFF RECORDS EVENTS OF YEAR Hard at work, the Layout Staff, (SITTING) K. Heatter, F. Lorah, J. Schertzinger, B. Roth; (STANDING) C. Snyder, G. Kern. L. Warmkessel, J. Zeiser, J. Krcitz, S. DeLong, K. Solt, measure pictures. Sports editor R. Mills meets with his Sports Staff. B. Kistler. and S. W'ertman.

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... At Slatington High School there are many activities one can participate in. It is so different from home. We can go out for sports or join clubs or be members of chorus or band. If we are members of a club, there are different ac- tivities to attend sponsored by them. They sponsor dances, take field trips and they have different speakers talking to them. The different classes have different activities: The freshmen sponsor the St. Patrick’s dance; the sophomores sponsor the Senior Farewell; the juniors, the Junior Prom; and the seniors, the Christmas Dance. These dances are a lot of work. 'The classes have activities other than dances such as the Junior Declamation Contest. I wish we had some of these activities at home. That would be great . . .

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The REFLECTIONS Staff, is composed of numerous divisions and is guided by our faculty advisor, Miss Peters. The members of the yearbook staff worked diligently and loyally throughout their senior year to produce REFLEC- TIONS 1966. Publishing a yearbook requires many hours of school-and after-school-time; therefore, in addition to the two monthly meetings of the REFLECTION Staff, Monday evening sessions were frequently held. The Liter- ary Staff is responsible for compiling and writing all the literary data found in this yearbook. Given the task of de- signing the yearbook, the Art-Layout Staff successfully at- tained a new style for REFLECTIONS 1966. Pictures in this yearbook are the result of the effort put forth by the students of the Photography Staff. Because of an increase in the size of the yearbook, the Advertising Staff was faced with the task of securing sufficient funds; therefore, each member of the staff willingly participated in this effort. Of course, no lx ok could l e completed without the services of the typists and proofreaders. Each member of the year- book staff has gained some new knowledge of the world of printing and publishing, and each has formed new acquain- tances through his association with experts in yearbook- production. No senior will soon forget his experiences on the staff of REFLECTIONS 1966. Editors - lsl ROW, D. German, M. Paules, K. Trettel, C. Kemp, C. Geiger, J. Papay, C. Wuchter. 2nd ROW', R. Mills, D. Lewis. D. Snyder, J. Wescoe. Advertising Staff - 1st ROW, H. Herb, D. Snyder, M. Leibenguth, S. Krause, 2nd ROW, J. Haydt, R. DeFrain, B. Stoudt, S. Yenser, B. LaBold, S. Remalev. L. Turner, F. Semmel, M. Cellis, J. Wescoe. Proofreaders for the REFLECTIONS, C. Snyder, N. Roth, and K. Creasev check over the work of the tvpists L. Kresge. C. Roth, L. Schuler. J. Jones and R. A. Eroh. 21