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

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German Club The purpose ofthe club is to provide extra activities for inter- ested German students. They learn German dances, how to bake or cook German foods and see movies in German. Duane Shaffer-President: Peggy Ste- wart-Vice President, Linda Racioppi-Secretary: Eddie Bates-Treasurer. Row I: L. McKillop, C. Martin, J. Burd, L. Capiross, J. Hardy, C. Briscoe, L. Rucki, J. Silverman, L. Lubiano, C. Reimer. Row II: Miss Cindy Crumley, S. Boe, D. Hightower, M. Pulice, D. Kastelic, S. McKillop, R. Hill, J. Jeffries. Row llI: D. Powers, L. Haley, K. Lawther, J. Pfeiffer, K. Schwab, D. Dornblaser. , . .,,.,...... 3 E . Row ll: D. Cribbs, N. Shaffer, S. Hilliard, C. Puhlman, D. Piper, J. Landis, L. Mallon, R. Morrison, P. Sperry, R. Flow lll: M. Soroko, C. Provenzo, C. Hayes, G. Saylor, L. Schneider, J. Scheftic, P. Baumann, W. Livingston, B. Row IV: S. Knoll, J. Novick, L. Sluciak, P. Ostrowski, D. Scandrol, G. Oakley, T. Ryba, A. Falleroni, P. Krider, S. Spanish Club To create further interest ir Spanish speaking peoples and the Spanish language by learni about the Spanish cultures is the club's purpose. A couple 0 the activities were: a trip to tl Taco shop in Etna, and to a pe formance ofthe Ballet Folkldr co of Mexico at the Syria Mosque. President: Diane High tower, and Treasurer: Charlie Reimer

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Chemislru Club The purpose ofthe Chem istry Club is to give students an opportunity to pursue some of their interests in chemistry, which are usually not obtained in the normal classroom situation. These include guest speakers, field trips and projects. Program Directors for Club Activities are Tom Rearick and Robert Wardle. Row I: Mrs. Sheila Strober, T. Zaboski, C. Dombroski. Row Il: R. Libengood, J. Rollison, K. Hummel, C. Baumann, T. Howard, B. Gilligan, D. King, R. Nelson, T. Rea- rick. Row Ill: R. Yannuzzi, B. Wardle, J. Gelorme, H. Gordon. Phgsics The purpose of Physics Club is to do demonstrations in Fundamental Physics once a week, while the Radio Club learns to operate and work with radio equipment. The officers are K. Hall- Pres.g C. Cortese-Sec., Nl. Paden-Treas. 45 Row l: J. English, J. Gigler, C. Cortese, Nlr. Ralph Giordano, F. Gigler, E. Gazarik, B. Basta, D, Farbishel, D. Shaf- fer. Row ll: L. Schneider. Row Ill: D. Knoll, S. Kelley, G. Praniewicz, D. Solomon, J. Jarrett, A. Venezie, T. Pietryka, K. Hall, J. Devine, T. Sailock, G. Shurina, Nl. Paden, J. Sims, W. Hill, J. Cosentino.

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Scrawler The SCRAWLER is the tudent literary magazine. lt resents original poetry, es- ays, short stories and other literary forms as well as art in the form of a magazine published in the spring. All llvork is done by Burrell H.S. tudents and published by the Scrawler staff. i Left to right: A. Ginocchi, J. Rollison, L. Hoare, S. Cogar, K. Wise, M. Hiles, K. Trimble, S. Muse, L. Snyder, K. Kepics, J. Morgan. Hi-Liles The purpose of the club is to produce the school news- paper, BURRELL HI-LITES, and to implement skills learned in class. The Co-Edi- tors are Don Biddle and Susan Muse, News Editor-Karen Bennett, Feature Editor-Sue Cogar, and Sports Editor- Brad Gudmundson. - psi lRow l: B. Gudmundson, K. Bennett, S. Muse,-ed., S. Cogar. !Row ll: M. Siembida, K. Wise, C. Cherre, K. Jombock, D. Mydock, J. Rollison, L. Racciopi, L. Hoare, R. Swiergol, lL. Snyder, Mr. Ted Hince. iRow Ill: J. Landis, M. Nlandarino, J. Jeffries, D. Neil, M. Shields, J. Gigler, J. Bocko, B. Shank.