West Pittston HS 1954 Yearbook (West Pittston, PA) - Full Access

THE STARS ARE SINGING As you walk from one end of the main hall to the other during fourth period on Tue day morning, you will hear strains of harmony coming from the girls' and boys' glee clubs as they diligently practice for the annual Spring Concert. The girls' glee club, under the careful guidance of Miss Fear, spends most of the time singing such songs as "Sweethearts" and "You're Just In Love." In Room 19, the boys, led by Mr. Netter, are concentrating mainly on part singing. Some of their specialties are "Desert Song," "The Pirate Song," and "The Hall of Ivy." VELVET TOUCH Do you frequently hear the echo of an organ melody during the noon hour and after school? You can be sure that one of the members of the organ club is practicing earnestly. The e talented musicians, instructed by Miss Fear, offer organ preludes at P. T. A. and add much to our chapel programs. ENCORE This year, Mr. Netter's Junior Band displayed fine talents at the Annual Spring Concert. Among their selections were "Pacific Grandeur" and "Brasses Triumphant March." Sylvia Ann Vincent rendered a marimba solo. We are sure that next year the Senior Band will benefit through the preliminary experience gained by these "Juniors." IT REMAINS TO BE SEEN The Camera Club has been originated this year by Mr. Shook. The club has enjoyed sponsoring a photography contest, viewing slides obtained from the East– man Kodak Company, taking part in interesting duscussions, learning to develop pictures, and going on several outings. Robert Shive has been an excellent president of this well-organized club. SENIOR TYPING CLUB Left to right: First Row– Lois Melberger, Virginia Culkin, Lee Owens. Second Row- Nancy Lewis, Carole Grey;Helen Albrecht. Third Row-Barbara Delaney, Wilbur Smiles, Florine Dominic. Fourth Row– Lewis Richards, Kay Whar– en, Arthur Tambur. Fifth Row - David Williams, James Williams, Jean Smiles. Sixth Row- Ellen Shiffer, Nina Coss, Patricia · Rindgen, Miss Margaret Clelland. 48