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

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union! - plan for final Climb For eleven years the Juniors have been steadily forging ahead on The Trail. Now, with the end in sight, they have quickened their pace and are eager- ly awaiting their chance to prove their mettle as seniors. Without sacrificing their studies, the Juniors have shown their talents in other fields. Outstanding abil- ity has been shown by them in the athletics of our school, also the chorus and band find them in impor- tant places. These hard working students have also contributed to art and journalism. Although the Juniors were the sponsors of other dances and parties the Junior-Senior Prom was their greatest achievement. The novel theme Broadway Musical was well depicted by the skillful artwork. A finer climax for the year could not be wished for. The Juniors possess great talent in many fields and by all signs should make Seniors of the highest character. Plans for prom are talked over and approved. Class Omcers, left to right: Joseph Mooney itreasj, Richard Wine fpresj, Bernard Pavick iv. pres.b, Carolyn Bovaird Csec.J. Row One, lefl to right: V. Jones, V. Mad- alena, M. Marshall, D. Bower, J. Lallo, J. Renwick, D. Town, J. Carnahan, N. Brownlee. Row Two: A. Pierce, J. Scar- nati, J. Miller, T. Levis, P. Rittenhouse, J. Gaetino, G. Fremer, M. Moyer, J. Dollard, R. Weilacher, L. Shaffer, K. Hoffman, C. Kennedy, T. Musantry, M. Shingledecker. Row Three: R. Pifer, D. Carr, B. Pavick, F. Mehall, R. Wine, P. Taylor, J. Mooney, J. Charlton, T. Anderson, J. Dugan, F. Grieneisen, T. Fremer, R, Paruso. Row One, left to right: D. Wineberg, J Wachob, P. Ceriani, F. Resosky, M. Fora dori, J. Smith, C, Bovaird, J, Lehner, B Leuschel. Row Two: R. Hook, F. Lavella B. Pisarchick, S, Abrahamson, Y. Swanson J. Lundberg, E. Chittester, N. Ward, M Morrison, M. Van Norman, T. Wanson Row Three: R. Trunzo, E. Petruzzi, R Morey, L. Witz, J. Hayes, R. Anderson J. Greenalch, J. Howard, J. Coder, B Pettiti, A. Genevro, R. Pisarcik. 26 f 1

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Sophomore party is planned by hardworking oflicers. Class Officers, left to right: Ronald Reit1 lv. pres.D, Marlane Franco Csec,7, James Grant ftreas.J, Dorothy Lundberg lpresl. Soplwmorm In September '53 the Class of '56 returned to continue its climb up The Trail. Having waited for three years to become members of the senior high school, they quickly as- sumed their new responsibilities. Without lowering their aca- demic standing, they began to become active in social affairs. ln addition, the boys who had participated in iunior high sports became energetic members of 'the senior high teams. The climax of the year was their class party which was a colossal success. With their fine progressive attitude they are bound to upho.d the finest traditions of our sc'1ool in future Row One, left to right: W. Knight, J. Baku, W. Dull, D, Truesdale, M. Cope, R. Seratini, E. Lundberg, R. lddings, C. Dugan. Row Two: M. Skelley, H. Stone, L. Casaro, F, Buterbaugh, J. Kroah, M. Franco, C, Grecco, V. Jor- dan, P. Lyle, N. Weilacher. Row Three: L. Repiscak, C. Holt, D. Lundberg, D. Munn, C. Lindemuth, C. Lockwood, S. Ambrosia, C. Keith, D. Holt, P. Mas- man, C. Doolittle, L. Wilcox, T. Moody, B, Foeks. Row Four: J. Biss, W. Krem- pasky, R, Quinn, P. Woods, J. Grant, W. Doull, N. McKay, R. Klingensmith P. Pinchock. Row One, left io right: E. Baka, C Salondra, K. Douglas, J. Bell, K. Ab- rahamson, J. Fenstermacher, S. Vin- D cenyo, D. Archibald. Row Two: Calhoun, D. Mowrey, B. Carlini, D. Caruso, S. Novosat, R. Galbreath, V Snyder, D. Jamison, M. Preston, N. Murray, L. Bonavita. Row Three: N Stoneberg, M. Town, E. Knisely, E Askey, R. Miller, V, Petruzzi, D. Mc- Curdy, S. Kelley, J. Rogers, D. Marnati M. Boschini, A. Adams, E. Tobin, E Zuchowski. Row Four: J. Morrison R. Reitz, J. Zimmerman, C. Miller, D Pisarchick, D. Stott, E. Lockwood, R Renwick, V. Steele, K. Grinnen, D Huffman. 28