Brockway Area High School - Dawn Yearbook (Brockway, PA)

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H' F. T as -'AL How 1-lwtt tm Ilu1l1i'lVlu1IllYI1 Butters, Dollufeit Bodeciux, Domm Patton, Hussoll Wlitiltvloy, Llvmii- Gttctiiio, Silvio Gallo, Alma Elias, Roliert Truosdulo, Ptiuliiio Moriis, ELlWLIICl Pieston, Gull Stunt. How 2-Alex-iridvi Fmudoii, Ioliii Truiizo, lolin Esposito, l-'mil Tlicmpsoii, Hivtittid Potztilxi, Ntxllitm lltivis, Clnrmico Britton, Rivlimd Gulluzzi, Iolm Ccimosuli, Row 3-Holwvitti lvlillm, Deloieis Mum-y, llunriti Mcrris, Hwrliivo Stubbs, Louise Schmitz, Geinldino Mnmuti, Aiiiiu Holwcirtsoli, lvlllttlkllltl lXflt'Guv-xiii, Citliwiiiiv Volpo, R050 Amlvrosini, Shirley Billovk, lotirm Holt, Rita locuiv, louniw Koistoi. Row 1-left to iiqlit-Buitlwcim Lundlworq, Ditmno Alwmlicimsori, Dtxvid Balm-ii, Sliiiluy Holt, Fitmcis llli'l'liIUIi, Datum Vtfiiidors, David lVlx'LK1llK1llllll, Betty Flyden, Ctulo Armfmirii, l-'tiilliim Df'Sf11itis, Itxm-t Town. Row 2-Reivwily Stiilulus, Ptuilirie Wrlisiimy Flow Psiturson, Donald Mciivlli, F1-mvis Mtitltilvriti, Qliwstoi' Gtvllituii, Philip Alvlnott, Rivlitml Dollurcl, Sliirley Cliittvster, Iotlmxe Pisoiii, lmm lrltxllm-txtli. Vswilitn Rciiiivo, Glwliti Culullu. How 3-Domici Sttxrr, Rutli Cnlliouii, Eflnu Housli, Sliiilvy Filet, lflvtliiwr lvluiiis, lloriiiiiiv Mtiitino, Tliomus VC-me, Roqm' Kolley, Ruymcniitl VVl'lSIlPI', Foirvst lTwvl4:s, Ptitiivitx Mvti-ill, limo Patton, Betty Frcmcro, ltmo loldmi, Fmriues Fcfimim. 27

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Klan, 3 if '- , .1 ,.,.aTif ' Lett to right-A. Foradori tTreas.l, R. Calhoun tVice-Pres.J, S. Gallo tPres.l, Mrs. Muth tAdviserl, A. Elias tSec.l. Early in the full. the Iunior Class Officers begin work on a muior proiect. Quniolm, Wmzpwm Jim, Jimi Qzlud, Fast rising to the top of the ladder of achievement, the Coming Attractions begin to accept the responsibilities of leadership. Being such an energetic and active group, the juniors have shown great talent and ability in all their undertakings. Not to be outdone by anyone, they stood out in every field of activity. Their outstanding football and basketball stars, their fleet-iooted track men, their up and coming musicians, their industrious Buzzer members, their vivacious cheerleaders, their peppy major- ettes, and each and every member of the class has proved valuable to the school. The Iunior-Senior Prom, using the theme Evening in Paris , was the highlight oi the year. Each ,member of the class Worked dili- gently to make the project an attainment which firmly cemented Iunior and Senior Class rela- tions. Everyone enjoyed the evening to the fullest extent and we, the Seniors, express our appreciation. comme ATTRACTIONS X Nflblerne

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Uwacwua, SDPILDMDAQJ, Bnconm Q ill 111-1 ll l Mak Vina: Lelt to right: Mr. Pinge tAdviserl, F. Bianco tSec.l, B. Fye lTreas.l, D. Steele tVice-Pres.l, T. Mancini fPres.l. Sophomore leaders discuss important matters with their adviser. The class oi '53, on stage only a year, has already assumed a vital role in high school affairs. l95l was indeed an outstanding year for every sophomore. Participation in all phases of extracurricu- lar activities helped make their high school life more complete. Although they were outstand- ing in all activities, they did not neglect their studies. A glance at the honor roll reveals the names of many sophomores. The Sophomore Class proves to be a jolly group of young people. They are always avail- able to help make all social events a pleasant memory. Because of their avid class spirit and interest, they are easily succeeding in making themselves known. Already their marks are beginning to show. This past year, these students have rapidly advanced toward their goal of becoming well- rounded individuals. Eagerly they look for- ward to the last two years of high school life with confidence in their ability.