Burrell High School - Buccopia Yearbook (Lower Burrell, PA)

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Forensic League As an instrument in projecting individual opinion and defending local, state, and international rela- tions, the National Forensic League is a major factor in the or- ganization of intelligent, sound Views. The main objectives of the league are to prepare and present panel discussions, oratories, inter- school debates and civic programs in exchange for public speaking ex- nee and personal satisfaction in achieving ‘icir goal as a member ( FL. mp erves as the main instrume chieving excellence ind hor distinction on the national Literary J Magazine Who perceives the future? Who cannot say that some day Burrell may be honored with a literary champion or a Pulitzer Prize win- ner? Working toward such a goal is the staff of the “Scrawler’’—our annual writing anthology. Repre- sentative of the school’s best crea- tive writings, the ‘Scrawler” en- circles a wide field of fiction and non-fiction, poetry and prose, book reviews and manuscripts. In addition to the written words, images from talented minds and palettes are illustrated. Yes, lustrous writers of the fu- ture may look back at the “Scrawl- er’; at their beginning. FORENSIC LEAGUE Sitting: Mrs. B. Christy, Advisor; D. Hausler, M. Van Dyke, G. Morgan, K. Graff. Standing: L. Johns, S. Balloch, J. Drake, J. Minford, J. Duplinsky, D. Jack, L. Ozimek, J. DiGirolamo, L. Hardy, B. Finch, P. Maloney, D. Venter. LITERARY MAGAZINE : Sitting: L. Hardy, D. Pethick, M. Van Dyke, S. Dickerson, §. Branch, P. Maloaey = Burford. Standing: Mrs. E. Dunn, Advisor; H. Huteetl L. Seked, Ww, Andrews, Balloch, D. Salvaterra. 101

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: JOURNALISM STAPF! Ae eee cce bs Mathews, Graff, e Shanko, M. Hall. Second row; M. Rowe, J. Girardi, C. Salvati, C. Whetsel, rantz, D. Fern, R. Kajut, B. Kanaan. Third row; L. Hardy, P, Maloney, J. DiGirolamo, D. Venter, B. Jones, J. Duplins. y, K. Graff, D. Pethick, N. Koberick. : Se oh pags i a Burrell Hi Lites The members of the Hi Lites staff have striven to make our newspaper follow the expanding interests of the students—to have the paper grow along with the school. Their purpose has been to make the Burrell Hi Lites not only a chronicle of events or record of school news, but a true represen- tation of the spirit of Burrell Senior High. Through the newspaper, the students and faculty got a first- hand account of school activities and events and also the opinion of students on various items. The staff, whose job was collecting the news and writing it, worked hard to meet the deadlines. D. Venter, P. Maloney, J. DiGirolamo past a layout for the next edition of the Burrell Hi Lites.

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KEY CLUB First row: P. Bottegal, R. Moses, E. Praniewicz, B. Tackett, J. Linder, W. Obidowski, C. King, C. Swanderski, R. Nadolny, J. Gallucci, J. Johasky, R. Wrable, P. Martinka, R. Lerner, J. Kustra, G. Lucas, F. Iozzi, Mr. J. George, Advisor. Second row: P. Polic- icchio, D. Venter, J. Gray, D. Faldowski, J. Stefanik, J. Duplinsky, R. Howell, C. Whetsel, J. Cochran, R. Wagner, D. Kutzer, K. Donahue, L. Galyanek, S. Sivak, R. Kerchenko, R. Broadhead, H. Hess, F. Skupenski, D. Salvaterra, B. Greenwald, R. Marietti. Third row: B, Krall, S. Parrotta, E. Rowe, T. Wiegand, H. Hartzell, J. Ames, K. Karsten, B. Wiegand, T. Richardson, R. Nelson, B. Holtzman, W. Andrews, J. Garrett, J. Allen, J. Swiergol, J. Bayster. $ mas ’ . = TRLHLY wrt row: K. Zawrotny, P. Woods, L, Pietryka, T. Duris, D. Bossio, P. Graffi ; ’ . ’ . Ss, E s F ; arrious, om Wilson, G. Bolt, E. Woods, L. Schreckengost. Second row: R. Zack, L. Duris, my yster, A. Johnson, K. Medice, M. Ipoletta, §. Hooper, D. Seese, B. Schantz, S. Susini, K. Glovier. Third row: K. Francsak, M. Duplinsky, D. Brandt i i P. Slavin, J. Baker, M. Widmer, §. Ureets, P. Acre, Estep” NN M- Comic 102 Key Club Building the character of boys so that they will be worthy citizens of our community is the main pur- pose of the Key Club. This purpose is carried out through the projects sponsored by the club. During the year the club participated in local Kiwanis fund raising drives, as guides for visitors in the school, and cleaning-up after school events. Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, the ; directed by Mr. George. Tri-Hi-Y “To build a better world, Ready and willing I must be, In the place, where life doth find me, Holding fast—Yet pushing on into glorious adventure, You-and-I-and God.” The Tri-Hi-Y'’s Motto is one which should not only be recognized by its members but also by every high school student in the country. The club contributed food to the Salvation Army during Christmas time and gave toys and games to children at St. Anthony's school.