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

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One Tries to Capture Momen Burrell ,Hi-lites taff Mr. Hince sponsors the Burrell Hi-Lites which is co-edited by Vanessa Solomon and Jean Albrick. The page editors are Cindy Grywinski, Beverly Sargent, and Monica McClelland. The primary aim of the Burrell Hi-Lites is to learn newspaper style and objectivity, to discuss social top- ics, and to enable students to keep a record of' what has happened in their years at Burrell High. Right: .lean Albrick and Vanessa Solomon fEdit0rsJ and Beverly Sargent shi that proofreading is essential to the production of a publication. Row I: Beverly Sargent, Angela Allen, Susan Hunter, Gwynne Kus, Mary Linda Ripp, Laura Hoare, SuAnn Smith, Vanessa Solomon, Monica McClelland, Monica Baker, Mary Ann Steele. Row II: Mary Mandarino, Cyndy Beacom, Susan Muse, Kathy Herman, Sandra Szuch, Francine Ursetta, Linda Caruso, Lou Ann Olinger, Cindy Grywinski. Row III: Mr. Hince, Sue Quigley, Michael Panian, Don Biddle, Kirk Davis, Tom Squitieri, Dan Shields, Sandra Steer, Jean Albrick. The first issue of the Hi-Litcs featured Lt. Gov. Broderick's arrival on his campaign and Dot Noga, our 1970 homecoming queen. winski, and Beverly Sargent. Mr. Hince, advisor, attends a meeting with section editors, MonicaeMcClelland, Cindy Gry-

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1 Their Own Ways l ' Row I: K. Askin, K. Hess, B. Holmes, B. Gardone, L. Boclcoras, C. Rosselle. S. Damato. Row II: N. Becker. S. Hartland, D. Albanese, W. Hardy, D. Abate, A. Carney. Row Ill: N. Huff, L. Abale, W. Baker, J. Spiering, M. Schrvvkvngost, R. Patton. . rp' ' ', . ' . D Sea mm G Cvuldo Row l: C. Spana, M. Leah, P. Myers. D. Makowsky, T. Swanderski. Row II: B. Milburn, S. Hrivnak, A. M. Ginoc- chi, J. Less, M. Spak. S. Devine. Row III: J. Croyle, F. Bello, K. Hummel. D. Petrosky, D. Clark. M. Woods, Ja ,+, ll l l w l l Art lub Acrorcling to Mr. Wat- kins. who sponsors the Art Club, ilu- main purpose of the Club is to expand the art program and to beauti- fv Burrell. The Art Club IIICIIIDFFS work on art objcvts which are not mlone in art class. Mr. Watkins desvribes the art projects made in Art Club as hobby-type projects. Row I: l... Snyder, D. Cavitt, D. Ellis, K. Wise, K. Trimble. Row II: M. Krall, G. Kus, R. Swicrgol, M. Siembida. B. Hatcher, K. Baum. Row Ill: D. Ceccarelli, D. Feil, R. Wilks, S. Young, R. Thompson, B. Balcom. C. Stroud. K. Pochf-t. Row IV: M. Hiles. 133 A. Vinizi.

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But Memories Are Timeless Row If A. Stultz, C. Wise, P. Lausberg, J. Jeffries, J. Hagel. Row II: J. Albrick, A. M. Ginoevhi, C. Dombroski, B. Simpson, K. Trimble, P. Svhrodcr, K. Ben- , nett, C. Shank, Olga Dobrostan, C. Martin, P. Sinclair, A. Weibf-l, V. Solomon. Raw HI: C. Smith, M. Arvzina, T. Squitieri, E. Hilovsky, J. Engler. Row IV: R. Mittereder, A. Ulizio. ,full l John Engler points out some layout methods to Patty Editor Mark Arezina and sponsor Mr. George listen to some ideas from the staff at and Rick Millers-der. a meeting. . Buooopia taff The Buccopia staff is responsible for publishing he yearbook. The jobs itoncerm-il with publishing ,he yearbook are performed under the supervision of Mr. George and the co-editors, Mark Arezina and Carol Martin. Those jobs include copy writ- ing, layout, soliciting ads, and photography. Unlike other members ofthe staff, Olga Dobrostan seems to 4 be thinking at this meeting - maybe about the yearbook. 135