Bell Avon High School - Bee Tee Vie Yearbook (Salina, PA)

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stuoent COL1nCll ITIIDIAITURG OEIHGCRAC This is the governing body of the school. The member- ship consist of representatives from the seventh and twelfth PRESIDENT grades inclusive. lack Turk One of their main and biggest projects was in the pur- chasing of our stage curtains. They are a deep, royal blue with gold lettering. Also the light gray backdrop curtains. T Their chief source of money is the Community Chest Fund to which every student must pay two cents a week. This fund is used for donations to various organizations such as: Red Cross, March of Dimes, and Salvation Army. VICE PRESIDENT They are imder the capable supervision of Mr. Vilary. Glenna weister .,.. C7'. Wifi! SECRETARY R. Eckonrode TREASURER V. Colianna 1L.4 STARTING LEFT FRONT: Bortz, Shaffer, Demyan, Shearon, Deforno, Mr. Vi1ary,Weiss. Majercik, Culp, Richards, Jackson, Fanelli, Bottegal, Zaranek, Kochanowske, Fennell, Patterson, Schall, Shock, Colianni, weister, Mdialic, Turk, Eckenrode, Weister, Spade,

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B66 IEE V 6 the scoopen CO-EDITORS ..... . . Dolores Cu1D Judith McDivitt BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . Betty Morgan ART EDITOR ..... . . LYU Fumei ADVISOR . . ........ . . . Mary A. Runco This years' work on the yearbook began early in September with the taking of Senior pictures and work began immediately. Fumei, Sutyak, Thounhurst, Alaksa, Garzone, Hamilton, Andritz. Olah, Trabits, Jackson. Miss Runco, Kamperin, Hamilton, Mc- Divitt, Culp, Richards, Cunningham The annual yearbook is published by the Senior Class. Funds not raised by ads and subscriptions are earned by the Seniors under the direction of Mrs. Bortz and Mr. Culp. Many hours of hard work on the part of the editors, staff, and advisors were nec- essary to make our yearbook a success. Morgan, Turk, Rosa, Gomez, Young. -9

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AQSIIIY ClUB PRESIDENT Robert Conto VICE PRESIDENT John Weiss SIOUTZ-HEARTSGO m fl This year, as always, the Varsity Club was busy earn- ing money to buy jackets for deserving senior lettermen. Lead by Mr. Meighan, the boys began their active year by sponsoring a successful spaghetti supper. Next on the agenda was a bake sale held in F ebruary. Concessions and dances after the basketball games also served as a money raising activity. SECRETARY Joseph Stewart Boys receiving jackets this year were: Dennis Andritz, Robert Conto, Dorian Davison, Wade Dinger, Raymond De- Sirhone, Frank Pavalovich, Frank Perfetta, Joseph Stewart, Dennis Trabits, John Weiss, and Jack Zerbini. TREASURER Wade Dinger ROW ONE: Zerbini, Weister, Pavlovich, DeSimone, Conto, Dinger, Turk, Trabits, Andritz, Sutyak. ROW TWO: Mr. Meighan, Jan Mentzer, Bair, McQuaide, Sebes, Stewart, Ednie, Perfetta, Andritz, Tretchik, Mr. Horne. ROW THREE: Orr, Ewing, Bell, Kochka, Larimer, Gozelanczyk, Harris, Rosa, Malloy, Reynolds. ROW FOUR: Vangrin, Grinder, Rohrkaste, McDivitt, Musick, Young, Winsek, Shirley.