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

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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

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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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Means of Communication for Man Library Club According to Mr. Calli, the club sponsor, the Library Club is not as important for its elub meetings, as it is for what the indi- vidual crlub members do during the school day. Library Club members must give up their study halls in order to work in the li- brary. The work includes 1-heeking out books. distributing passes. and. in general, working for the smoother operation of the sehool library. Q52- Michelle Miller and Josie McGee are on hand to aid stu- dents in the library. Sue Hecker, Sharon Uris, and Janet Less play aroundl' in the library during study halls. 'Q G e fs 5'-x Row 1: J. Prinkey, J. Less, P. Adams, A. Veltri. B. Sargent. N. Thickey, D. DeArdo, K. Kowalik, S. Policivhio, B. Berlinski. Row II: Mr. Galli, M. Miller L. Moret, J. Landis, M. Beresik, E. Georgevich, S. Lawton, S. Patla. C. Shank, S. Uric, C. Brick, M. Walker, J. McGee, S. Herker, D. Noga. 27