Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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Q: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Carol Martz treasurer Randy Varesco vice president Pete Juliana president Our alma mater has provided each of us with a well rounded education in a democratic school The efforts of our teachers inspired us to build strong minds, strong bodies, and strong characters Through sports we learned the meaning of fair play while through our classes we prepared for the future However the most rewarding experience of all was making life time friends We will never forget our class play Kind Lady the fun and excitement that were the prom the football games we didnt always win the senior banquet the friends we have made. We know Arnold High School will always occupy a fond place in our hearts. But now our reverie must end. We must turn and look for- ward into the sunrise of a bright future before us. 18

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Counseling aids program Our faculty has promoted an educational program at Arnold High School that is designed to contribute to the individual growth of pupils and the betterment of the community. lt has promulgated the establishment of high standards of scholarship and conduct. The members of the faculty are not just in- structors in the technical sense of the word, but they have also proven to be faithful friends and leaders of the student body. As sponsors and advisors for our organizations, they guide and assemble our extra-curriculum activities. To them, the members of the faculty, we owe an expression of gratitude and debt. Mr. Ventura, Mr. Walcutt inspect T. Koessler exhibit in the industrial arts fair. svnlilnva LAWRENCE F. McGUIRE Carnegie Institute of Technology University of Pittsburgh Guidance Counselor Frances J. Massimini Secretary, General Ottice Joyce A. Pugliese Junior High Secretary Joyce C. Richards Senior High Secretary l7 . S- S, In I X

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Business Education Judy This blond haired miss will make a hit in any office as a capable Academic Ron Gave his best as an end for A H S His tall good looks have mode him the oblect of many girls affections Aspires to be o teacher The time has come when we must part my friend Business Education Barb Uses her soft spoken voice to its fullest advantage Club news editor of the Broadcaster Pictures herself as a future stewordess. H - hu in llEdll H by 'L bt Vocational Ric One of the smaller boys of our class Plans to become a man Business Education Dar Carefree with a lively sense of humor Shares Arthur Mu ray s enthusiasm for dancing Played the clarinet In the band His light hour is the envy of many girls Plans to become a machm Karen Neat as a pm In her fashionable wardrobe Talks herself into un Bo A very quiet lad who claims sports to be his chief hobby Often seen but seldom heard describes him best lncllned to be serious- Hjudyn Her endless chatter compensates for her small stature Plans to devote her future to nursing Yvonnes constant companion. ' cis Lois is always doing what comes naturally in this case talking Her interests lie In the Tru HI Y and also In becoming a teacher. Academic Bo ' Mlschlevous In a quiet sort of way His future lies with the United Business Education Cathy Always looking for fun and usually successful In finding it . . . Gave an excellent performance In the senior class play Kind Lady. Alberta Arbuckle Baker Bata Becker Belczyk 19