Swatara High School - Yearbook (Oberlin, PA)

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STUDENT COUNCIL TRI HI-Y HI-Y

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Arr Clab Left to right, first row-Joan Hinderniyer, Louise Randolph, fllay Hildebrand, Reid Lippert, Florine Smith, Dorthy Levens, Lester Stephenson. Second row-Richard Myers, Karl Raudensky, Helen Frank, Fern Fansler, Frances Escobar, Barbara Ulsh, Albert Roberts, Dushan liatnla, Keith lllcKay, Albert Hollenbach. Third ro1vfPhillip Thompson, Jack Bingaman, Dale Wells, Rudy Pavlick, Jack Wise, Larry Forney, Dominick Costanza, Harlow Emerick. Art Club, which is directed by hlrs. Ruth, was started in 1937 and 1938. The officers arc: President ...... .... F lorine Smith Vice-President . . . .,.... Reid Lippert Secretary ..... .... D orothy Levens Treasurer . . . . .May Hildebrand anior Historians Left to right, frst row-Enzrna Hoffman, Elizabeth Fischer, Esther Wilson, Helen Frank, Joan Hinderinyer, lllargaret Krovic, Heather illcKay, Nancy Reed. Second row-Dolores Geyer, Jacqueline Gilbert, Frances Escobar, Joanne Jones, Margaret Wilson, Barbara Mahek, Dolores Bittinger, Darlene Denk, Alice Rodniaker. Third row-Joyce Koller, Andrey Ricker, Jane Neff, Ann Hetzel, Mary Lou Glosser, Lois Jeffries, Kathryn Milletics, Rachel Wilson, Helen Ellen- berger. Junior Historians is directed by hliss L. Bishop and hliss L. Higgins. It is a historical organization under the leadership of the following officers: President ............................. ....... H elen Frank Vice-President .. .... Joan Hindermyer Secretary .... .... lN largaret Kovic Treasurer .... Elizabeth Fischer Librarians Left to right, 19rst row-Suzanne Doyle, Thelma Van Aken, Louise Randolph, John Stevens, Joseph Breski, Richard Gracey, Jack Wise, Margaret Wilson, Delores Lafferty, Ruth Sheaffer, Ruth Noll, June Schroll. Second row-Peggy Linn, Caroline Kocher, Alice Clark,, Anna Pinko, JoAnn Black, Jacqueline Gilbert, Donna Hoffman, Darlene Denk, Nancy Linn, Delores Schmidt, Margaret Ulrich, Shirley Reed, Carol Mason, Donna Aungst, Elizabeth Heinbach. Third row4Mamie Brown, Molly Roberts, Betty Gilbert, Shirley Hetzel, Charlotte Bittinger, Geraldine Potteiger, Lois Jeffries, Betty Lebo,'Emma Fissel, Jean Hill, Kathryn Miller, Rose Yurcic, Jean Black, Virginia Baughman. Volunteers from ninth to twelfth grades are eligible to be librarians. They donate their study Periods for work in the library under the supervisions of Mrs. Ryder. 27

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Student Council Left to right, front rowfCharles Wolf, Esther Ufilson, secretary, john Hindermyer, Kenneth Koller, treasurer, john Traino, president, Larry Forney, vice-pesident, john Toth. Second row- Peter Batula, Dorothy Krnyaich, Barbara Cooper, Bette Lebo, Donna Hoffman, Antoinette Otzel, Elda Arcipretini, Rachel Wilson, Donald Hopple, Frank Stedler. Third row-Michael Bishop, Kenneth Crum, Robert Hopple, Ronald Reed, Richard Martz, Robert Behney, Richard Heck. Tri-Hi- Y Left to right, first row-Margaret Wilson, Anna Ernst, Charlotte Bittinger, Dorothy Kocher, Dorthy Levens, Florine Smith, joanne Zook, Delores Lafferty. Second row-Louise Bainbridge, Frances Escobar, Delores Dupler, Fay Sheetz, Barbara Ulsh, Ruth Sheaffer, Louise Randolph, lzola Brown, Geraldine Pottieger, Emma Fissel. Third row-Dorothy Krynaich, Marie Beck, Shirley Gross, Mary Lou Hrestak, Nancy Linn, Billy Staub, Alice Clark, julia Kennedy, Fern Fansler, joan Wilson. The Tri-Hi-Y is a club composed of junior and senior girls. Any junior is eligible and must undergo an initiation. The purpose of the club is to maintain Christian fellowship throughout the school and make the community a better place in which to live. Club advisor is Mrs. Roth. Hz-Y Left to right, first row-Harold Singer, Robert Wolfe, Treas.g Richard Myers, Keith McKay, Sec., Charles Wolf, Pres., Reid Lippert, Ronald Reed, Chaplaing john Toth. Second row-john Stevenson, Harlow Emerick, Richard Breski, john Stevens, Donald Espenshade, Edward Paull, john Traino, Robert Lebo. Third row-Lester Stevenson, George Freeland, Ralph Dickey, jack Wise, Anthony Stoll, Richard Martz, Ralph McCreary, VVilliam Toth. The Hi-Y was organized in 1946. The purpose of the club is to maintain Christian fellowship throughout the school and make the community a better place in which to live. Prospective members are voted upon by the club. If enough vote for them they are accepted as members. Club adviser is Mr. Edwards. 29