South Lebanon High School - Ionian Yearbook (Iona, PA)

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,pv- , , was . .i,, , Senior HI-Y officers, D. Stoner, T. Donley. L. Fees, B. Hower. and seated, F. Baim. hold friendly chat before calling ro order a regular meeting. Senior Hi-Y Offers Services to School The Senior HI-Y, consisting of active boys, ranging from 9th to 12th grade, was advised by Mr. Krumbine. Their main topic this year, which held the member's keen interests, was Teenagers and their daily problems. This topic was discussed in weekly club periods. Activities were no problem for the boys, as they enjoyed swimming at the YMCA, for example, and took part in basket- ball games. The initiation for new members was held in January, with activities led by President, Frank Baim, Vice-President, Bob Hower, Secretary, Dick Stoner, Treasurer, Tom Don- leyg and Chaplain, Larry Fees. The club did a great job for the school in ushering for plays, concerts, and many other activities during the school term. These and other services helped make l956 a bigger success for the student body. ROW 1, Left to Right: Mr. Ray T. Krumbine,Adviserg L. Fees, R. Brunn. R. Kunkle, G. Spangler, J. Zimmerman, R. Brown, Fox. ROW 3: J. G. Risser, B. Kohr, R. Krumbine, S. Shyda, J. Fisher, B. Houser, C. New- man. C. Gerhardt. ROW 2: R. Blouch. I. Kirsch, T. Donley, R. Baum, ' -A Dohner, D. Machamer, J. Forner. N. Achenbach, G. Craun, E. Buffen- meyer, R. Stoner, R. Hower, F. Baim. iii? f ' 'rm..,.

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JuniorTri-Hi-Y officers discussing plans for the club are, left to right: C. Blouch, R. Shyda, D. Spotts, M. Struphar. ROW 1: Mrs. Alma Sullo, Advisory B. Miller, B. Keith, A. Blouch, E. Dundore, A. Heverling, S. Butcher. F. Fies, B. Balmer, I. Krieser, V. Junior Tri-Hi-Y has Varied Year's Activities This club certainly was not lacking for activities as their busy year flew rapidly by. The members. advised and guided by Mrs. Sullo, chose club officers who were: President, Mary Ann Strupharg Vice-President, Donna Spottsg Secretary. Josephine Dellinuerg Treasurer, Carol Blouchz and Chaplain, Rose Marie Shyda. Astheehristmas season drew near, all one needed to do was glance at the library display window, and in a second, you knew what was going on in this club. Beautiful corsages and earrings, made by the members, were displayed and ready for sale. The equipment was purchased by the club and then during activity periods, the girls assembled the parts and re- ceived orders. Another project undertaken by the busy girls, was to send aCARlEpackage to Japan. The club enjoyed working on seasonal projects, and as Valentine's Day arrived, they made favors to be distributed to the Red Cross. This year. at Easter time, grade children enjoyed a real Easter Egg hunt sponsored by the club. The Junior Tri-Hi-Y Girls can look back on a successful year of work. from which they learned the enjoyment of doing things toghether. Pickel, I. Buffenmeyer. ROW 3: D. Spotts, H. Radonovich, S. Brunn, P. Herr, M. Struphar, J. Dellinger, C. Royer, S. Engle, R. Cooper. B. Van Scvoc, M. Boyd. ROW 2: E. Newmaster, I. Speck, E. Shertzer, Whitmeyer. D. Rohrer, S. Donley, N. Pfautz, J. Weaber, R. Shyda, K. Fancovic, J. 5. Q. Q? . vs 51,4 K M. 9-0 7

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Junior Hi-Y Boys Enjoy Successful Year The Junior Hi-Y members spent a busy and eventful year in planning projects, taking part in sports events, and in studying chosen topics as a group. One ofthe projects undertaken by the members of the club, was the contribution of food to needy people. Two or three baskets of food, containing a variety of canned goods, fruit and meat, were packed and contributed. A starring point of the club activities was swimming at the YMAC. Also, included in the sporting events was playing basket- ball in the school gymnasium and playing football out of doors. During club periods the boys played games, but frequently, in accordance with a chosen topic to be discussed, film strips were shown. The club members enjoyed several entertaining movies in addition to their other activities. The officers who co-operated efficiently under the guidance of lf- Hi'Y Officers Plan the Hi-Y DFOSIHUI- Left I0 Mr. Becker, and who were mainly responsible for the success of the club, were: President, Robert Gibbleg Vice-President, Glenn Snyder, and Secretary-Treasurer, Jack Gainer. right they are: Jack Gainer, Robert Gibble, and Ken Snyder. ROW 1, Left to Right. R. Howe, I. Gainer, R. Luciatti, K, Snyder, B, ta, R. Brightbi1l,J. Stanilli. ROW 3. V. Althouse, S. Ryland, J. Light, Werni, T. Starry, H. Smith, D. White, C. McCarty, T. Petry. ROW 2. C. Ryland, R. Fox, T. Spaflgler, R. Dohner,B. Wolfe,R. Shlrk, T. Pedla. W. Peffley, R. Ryland, L. Herr, R. Snyder, J. Wagner, R. Miller, I. Pes- ' M I 1' y r