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

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e Evaluation of Their Experiences Row I: R. Buono, W. Artkowsky, C. Shurina, T. Davis, B. Leydig, J. Gigli-r, J. Morrow. Row ll: T. Alfonsi, B. Key, D. Herbeck, B. Kelly, K. Beattie, G. Johnston. Rau' III: C. Key, J. Bc-nnis, B. Zandona, F. Nowikowski, B. Slater, D. Atkin- son. Row IV: D. Solomon, M. Conti, T. Herberk, D. Silliman. Row V: B. Redmond. R. Wolfe, M. Brnik, C. Kankowski, B. Cray. Row VI: R. Albanese-, E. Fantuzzo. .,,q W. .2 Q F Q .Z ':'1ffQ-Q Row I: J. Conti, C. Ferguson, T. McNutt, K. Duda, R. Bates, R. Haser, R. Westont, B. Easley. Row II: D. Stultz, D. Dunn, T. Murdock, A. Conti, P. Lucas, F. Cigler, K. Johnston, B. Harris. Row III: S. Booher, T, J. Husar, B. Bates, J. Walker, B. Taylor, J. Mills. Row IV: B. Cudmundsen, J. Meyer, J. VanCainp, J. Nowikowski, B. Cambal, T. Leslie. Row V: K. C. Meyer, ', P. Krusper, O. Quarles, R. Stirland. Football Club During football sea- son, with the aid of coach Frank Solo- mond, Football Club members formulate game plans and review films of the team they are to play that week. After football season is over the vlub bevomes a service organization. The football players help to run physical ae- tivities for kindergarten Children in the Burrell School Distriet. Scenes like this clash with Gateway are recorded, then observed by the Football Club. ' See the above pirture.

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Under the supervi- sion of Mr. Robuck, Miss Tromby, and Mrs. Neuschwander, mem- bers of the Gymnastics Club learn skills on ap- paratuses such as the balance beam, and trampoline. Students work individually to improve themselves in different skills. The club hopes to put on a gym show during the second semester of the school year, and attend a gymnastic meet. According to Patty Lolmur, whatever goes up must come down. ' 7 Nota member ofthe club. tudents Learn Through Experience an ,X I t i r , SENIORS, Row I: , M. Baker, , K. Sieber, L. Hustak, V. Alcantara, P. Pfeiffer, D. Johnson. Row II: M. Marra, J. Ference, J. Arteritano, J. Cuinla, B. Speer, B. Pelynio, C. Callahan. Raw Ill: Mr. Robuck, D. Powell, C. Smith, D. Marra, K. Minford, M. Freeman, R. Kadunce, B. Lindermuth. JUNIORS, Row I: D. Bolt, P. Lobur, B, Waterloo, J. Vesehi. Row II: C. Stewart, P. Shields, D. Cavitt, P. Rafalko, D. Tietsworth, B. Basta. Row III: J. English, B. Wardle, C. Feroce, B. Brackin, D. Cowell, H. McNutt, T. Moose, D. Archibald. SOPHOMORES, Row I: T. Walker, M. Fitzmaurice, D. Evans. Row II: K. Kelly. J. A, Noga, P. Snyder, C. Post. Row III: L. Mclntire, J. Radzwell, E. Scherf, R. Snoznik, M. Greene, S. Alcantara.

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Literature Provides an Essential l Row I: E. Shremshock, L. A. Olinger, A. Weibf-I, L. Forsman, S. Maxwell, N. Augustine, Row II: J. Duncan, K, Sieber, M. Baker, D. McConnell, S, Liben. good, J. Montemurro, S. Timblin, M. Mazary. Handbook Staff The Burrell Handbook is at fwtlvral information booklet e iven to all senior hiffh students at the bovinninfv ol the war. 5 1 o I o I za . Its ur ose IS to act ualnt the students with the nn mortant P P 1 l l rules. regulations, and 21CliVlll0S whimwh concern thorn most. The Handbook is edited and published by a staff chosen by the Business Department. Miss Stc-ri was this year's sponsor. Mr. Domen checks on some rules that are set forth in the handbook. 26