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

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Model Club Holds Contest In Among the new clubs started at South Lebanon this year was the model club for grade 7 to 9 boys, directed by Mr. Bartolett. The 30 members paid 10 cents every meeting as club dues. For the young boys, this club was a sure delight, for there was no end to the model cars, racers, boats, airplanes, and covered wagons which were worked upon and completed during club periods. However, highlighting the year's activities was the big contest held in March for the best models. Many prizes were awarded, with a grand prize for the very best model. This interesting club proved to be a big success for the boys in Junior High, and they looked forward to a bigger and better club next year. ROW 1: Mr. Bartolett, ADVISOR: L. Eberly, K. Zellers, H. Kerr, R. Ristenbatt, R. Light, D. Tshudy, G. Horst, B. Wright, B. Zeigler, G. Bender, R. Waddell. ROW 2: R. Leffler, J, Conlow, W. Martin, T. Schwear, H.Smith. J. Pesta, C. Houser. R.Snyder, J.Stanil1a, B. Light, March Model Club Members exhibit models made during club periods. Left to right are: J. Pesta, J. Dohner, R. Waddell. L. High, ROW 3:C. Fetter, G. Burgner, J. Dohner, I. Fisher, N. Machamer, J. Shay, L. Barnhart, S. Ryland, L. Fituszynski, H. Yingst, W. Snyder.

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The Good Grooming Club Girls practice what they preach. Pictured here are: S. Donley, B. Bechtal, D. Wolf, French. Good Grooming Club Newly Organized This interesting and helpful club was organized for the first time at South Lebanon. The young members were led in the activities by Miss Hoffman. During the year, the club members concentrated on three different projects. The first project included clothing and the application of make-up. The second dealt with manners applying to parties, dating, and the table. The third project dealt with manners at a semi-formal affair. In addition to these projects, the members also worked on good- grooming posters which they displayed in all classrooms. The main objective ofthe club was to improve the habits and manners of the students at South Lebanon. An active and sincere attitude for improvment was displayed by the young members of the club as they endeavored to fulfill the plans and ideas outlined by their advisor. We sincerely hope that the success of the new club this year has built a strong foundation for clubs of this type in future years to come. I. Edris, S. Ruhl, and B. ROW 1. Left to Right: J. Laudermilich,,E. Unger, S. Donley, B. A. Blouch, B. Balmer, 1. Speck, P. Spangler, J, Pickle. ROW 3, A, French, M. Brubaker,D.Wolfe,S. Ruhl, B, Bechtel, I. Kriezer, J. Edris B. Miller, Miss Hoffman, Advisor. ROW 2. Left to Right: B. Krieder, E. Shertzer,l. Weaber, G. Wagner, E. Newmaster, N. Pfautz, M. Zuck, , Fox,N. Shaak, D. Dubble, 5. smith, Kf Miller, P. Rittle, S. Royer, N. Tice, K. McQuate, M. Fox, B. Keath, I. Heberling. 43? X1 '

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Nature Study Club Proves Interesting and Helpful to Members The showing of strip films concerning nature was only one of the many ac- tivities enjoyed by the Z3 Nature Study Club Members. Mr. Badman also directed the members during the club periods as they di- sected different specimens. Worms in particular were used for disection. Attractive bird houses were also made by the club. The germination of different seeds is an interesting process to watch, and to make this possible, the club set up seed cases through which they observed the germination of particular seeds. Terrariums which require work and attention for two years ,were also started by the club. The field trips and the spring picnic, however, were the activities most anxiously awaited by the members. Five cents a month was paid by the members from grades 7 to 9 for dues. This year's Nature Study Club President was John Blouchg Vice-President, Charles Sperawg Secretary, Doris Reistg and Treasurer, Ronald Lutz. Nature Study Officers pose for pic- ture as they discuss club business C. Speraw, VICE-PRESIDENT: I Blouch, PRESIDENT: D. Reist SECRETARY: R. Lutz, TREASURER ROW 1: Mr. Badman, ADVISOR: G, Oberholtzer, M. Musser, E. Kiene, Martin, R. Fake, L. Hartmann. H- Smith- ROW 32 A- Haifl. 5- l-ight. F Billman T Hartman D Yingst C Speraw B Houser R Leffler Wa ner H.Krieser,C.Mart1n, I. B1ouch,R.Singer. I.Dauberr. R-F111 . - . - , - . - 1 - , - . Z . ROW 2: D. Reist, M. Mauser, M. Kline, L. Oberholtzer, G. Boyd, C, K. Achey.