Archbald High School - Memories Yearbook (Archbald, PA)

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i f 4' When you see heads together, you'll know it's MEMORIES time. r i SEATED, left to right: Mary Margaret Noone, Steve Brombacher, Joanne Siefring, Rose Ann Radzelovage, Bertha Zelno, Nicholas Ketcha, Carol Trently. STANDING: Karen Belles, Gerald Holmes, Mary Ann Heid, Ed- ward Burke, Bette McAndrew, Robert Julian, Frances Zelno, Louis Vitiello, Sally Ann Zelno. A time for fun, and a time for work is the sentiment ex- pressed by all members ofthe yearbook staff. We did our best in preparing this annual, and hope we succeeded in making it a part of our never-to-be-forgotten MEMORIES. Editor ROSE ANN RADZELOVAGE Assistant Editors JO ANNE SIEFRING BERTI-IA ZELNO 4 'rf - - 'Q w wf a f f w r t sr -