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

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Best Wishes Class of 85! Arnold Furniture, Inc. 1627 Fifth Avenue Arnold, PA 15068 Salvati’s Select Meats We specialize in the finest of top quality Meats Phone: 337-7674 New Kensington Plaza Burrell Produce 2723 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA 15068 339-1155 Logans Ferry Works Powder Pigment Division

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| Dr. James D. Minford And Staff Would like to remember those members of Burrell High School's First W.P.1.A.L. Section Champions 1967 Boys Swimming Team 12 Wins—2 Losses -oach Mr. Robuck Captains: Steve Martin David Anderson Doug McKee Fred Stokes Chuck Young Steve Aftanas ‘ill Wardle Dave Damcott rm Johnston Mike Flynn n Livenston Buddy Holmes n Whitney George Fastuca ick Veitch Ron Nelson Craig Fauble GOOD LUCK! Travel Square 2879 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, PA. 15068 Phone: 335-9185 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 85 YARN AND DARN CRAFT CENTER Lower Burrell: Hillcrest Shopping Center Natrona Heights: Heights Plaza Shopping Center GOOD LUCK SENIORS UNION PRESCRIPTION CENTER 2881 Leechburg Road Lower Burrell, Pa. 5068 Phone: 339-3546

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The 1985 Buccopia Staff would like to extend their warmest gratitude to the businesses of our community such as the Lamp Post, Spezzano’s, J.C. Penney’s, Strem-Varden Studios and others for their support of our yearbook. Again we would like to say, “Thank you for your support.” i : Also, The 1985 Buccopia staff would like to say, “Thanks” to these people: Karen Orkis for an alternate cover and her great collages for division pages; d j Scott Hamilton for his terrific cover design this years John Lopushansky for untangling our problems with great pa- tience; ; Mr. George for granting all our requests for free time and for making many important announcements; Mr. Duckworth of Hourglass Photo Service for his speedy developing of film in emergency situations; ; The teachers who cheerfully allowed disruption of class during picture-taking sessions; And a very special thanks to our sponsor Mrs. Jones who was there when we needed her in times of trouble and turmoil. Again we would like to say, ‘‘Thanks!’’ a rg a ES SP RFI ETT ET LT I IE In Memory ... Mrs. Mary Simonette passed away just before the start of the 1984-85 school year. For many years she was a secre- tary in the front office. She proved her loyalty and stamina by performing well a demanding job. Students with prob- lems, teachers with requests, waiting visitors, and hurried administrators all were treated by her with the same day- to-day patience and sweetness. She is missed. “Because | could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves and Immortality.” Emily Dickinson se