Warrior Run High School - Warrior Yearbook (Turbotville, PA)

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The future nurses club of America is designed to help people decide if they want to be a nurse. They tour hospitals, state schools and nursing homes. They have people in nursing professions come to speak to their club. A favorite thing to do is decorate the Christmas trees at Kramm's Nursing Home. French Club Row 1 P Osman rpresy B Kahn tv presl Mrs Redfern tadvb J The French Club was organized to raise money for students plan- Stump tsecj J Lilley ttreasb RowZ A Kahn R Brouse S Breber l Anderson T ning to go to France Along with fund-raising this club also holds FhkERdR3LD DKt , ,' A 'U Us 0 00 8 OW uw url French dinners for its members featuring authentic French foods. They recently attended the production of Le Petit Prince CThe Lit- tle Princej in Bloomsburg this year.

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M e S Mye R Dingle T Fle sr Q 2 as gen 94. SHI,- The members ofthe AV club assist the Audio Visual Advisor in proper operation and maintenance of audio visual equipment. li lilly l' ,1u4zz-1 Row 1: D. Andrews, L. Dieffenbach, T. Trego, S. Boudman, Mrs. Lengle fAdv.J. Row 2 R Walters C Buck B Wallace M Meyers Mrs Mor an adv Row3 T C lh T .. ,. .. ,.gl.l :.aoun,A. Walters, C. Hubbard, T. Dieffenbach, D. Burrell. Row 4: D. Heeman, R. Walburn, K. Hans, R. Grove, N. Mitchell. This is a new club to the Warrior Run High School, it was formed just this year. Its members toured the Pennsylvania Farm Show and took part in presenting an exhibit. 131

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Row 1: Nlrs. Lengle tadvt, A. Kalin tpres.J, T. Trego tchaplainb, 1. Ciarruffoli tv. presi. K. Lewis ttreasj, l. Lilley tsec.J, R. Brouse. Row 2: B. Lose, L. Hoffman,l Stump, S. Hemrick, W. Shively, W. Danley, D. Kurtz, Nl. Foresman. Row 3: C. Russell, L. Yeager, C. Foust, R. Foust, P. Osman, B. Kilgus, D. Roan, S. Lilley, S. Morrison. Row 4: S. Bieber, T. Frishlio. L. Bigger, C. Chamberlin, D. Watson, R. Walters, S. Thomas, D. Buss, P. Robbins, B. Kalin. The new members of Tri-Hi-Y went through the annual dress-up initiation day at the beginning of the year. A pre-Halloween activity was the annual hayride held in October of this year. ln the spring they plan to have a fashion show and a mother-daughter tea for the members of the club. Row 1: l. Nliller, T. Trego, N. Hoffman, P. Raup, l. Stump, R. Pfleegor, Nl. Stump. Row 2: T. Raup, T. Werner, C. Sanders, D. Watson, C. Foust, R. Walters, M. Rhone. Row 3: R. Grove, C. Hubbard, C. Stamm, G. Smith, B. Shreck, A. Stump, M. Hanes, C. Kurtz, Nl. Hetzendorf. Row 4: C. Boudman, C. Richards, K. Phillips, B. Satteson, P. LeBaron, C. Kurtz. The Youth Education Association toured Susquehanna University last fall to learn various teaching methods used by the professors. Y.E.A. assisted in the magazine sales this year. As in past years mem- bers of the Y.E.A. are tutoring students with interests in helping others, both at school and in the community. 133