Cecil Township High School - Codicil Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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5-'fpfw 10B Furs! Row lleft to Rrghfl Leon Golnclc James Refosco Leon Bouchy Mlfchell Zgorllslu James Urban Richard Dlx John Levkuluch James Davues Mrs NaomlBoal1 Second Row Marlene Myers Rachel Albertans Joann Orbuch Lucy Lobo Aluce Turuczek Nancy Suvalc Katherrne Manolas Joann Bruno Dolores Woznlchak Wanda Mounts Third Row Anthony Sarforu Ronald Waz John Bayfo Joseph Cerenzla Kennelh Jobkar Ronald Grazlorfo Dennus Lane David Thornburg , ,,,, . - l A L

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.5v,tzlw 'IOA Furst Row fleft to Rughtl Charles Dulty Attuluo Abate Fred Shepherd Adruan Thuelet August Sugnorunu Darryl Bour guugnon Dennus Jobkar Wulluam Turk Second Row Carol Yelenosky Mabel Cauthen Valuean Olenn Margaret Mounts Margaret Kuzma Jeanne Godush Catherune Quarture Nancy Kennedy Shurley Goodnught Thurd Row Mr Alexnder Beau manage Felucua Papalue Audrey Hulderbrand Joan Eckels Maruetta Toward Patrucua Macuk Nancy Hutchew Sandra McGun nus Jean Devlun Jean Babeuu Eduth Cullen Fourth Row Muchael McConnell Phullup Blanock Robert Whute Wulluam Was chuno Donald Mutchell Kathleen Hundzuensku Davud Lunden James Burns Wulluam Smuth Joseph Munehart Albert Carrara The Sophomore Class of T955 T956 finally saw uts dream come true when they took theur stand as upper classmen un the senuor hugh school Under the careful supervusuon of theur sponsors Mrs Naomu Boak Mrs Mary Wulson and Mr Alex ander Beaumaruage the class struved to be notuced by the enture school, especually the Iunuors and senuors As sophomores we were a very undustruous group and we worked dulugently to uphold our hugh ratung as a class Thus year gave us the oportunuty to see how advanced we were un cuvuc duty the electuon of class otttcers Thus was a tense moment for the nomunees Our conhdence un one class otttcer led us to elect Charles Dutty as presudent A new student to Cecul Hugh School last year Charles Duffy has acquured many new fruends by hus pleasung personaluty and hus abuluty un leadershup The responsubuluty of payung our class dues was placed before each ot us The co operatuon of the sophomore class was to be tested by how well we worked together un preparung for our sopho more party Thus closed event was the hughlught of our sophomore class At thus affaur, each student enloyed humself by playung games dancung and conversung wuth all hus fruends Refreshments prepared by fellow students were served As sophomores, many extra currucular actuvutues were opened to the students such as Tru Hu Y and Hu Y Clubs G A A the senuor chorus and cheerleadung Our sophomore class otters a challenge to all sophomores of the future 3 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . , 1 , . ' 1 1 1 - . . I . . U, .

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jnmxhmcn, +-f W!! 9A First Row: lleft to Rightl Charles Hall, Harry Dantry, Harold Dantry, Robert Karman, Jerry Cross, Harry Morgan, Donald Lawrence, Melvin Selva. Second Row: Robert Johnson, Bruce Gossett, Marshall Graham, Charles Berty, Darwin DeVitis, Don- ald Godfrey, William Moody, Robert Pogachnick, Daniel Steigerwald. Third Row: Mr. Morris Deliere, Frank Jindra, Edward Patnesky, Joseph Thomas, James Toth, Merle Kagle, Robert Zurino, Michael Zurino, Edward France, Edward Davidson. Fourth Row: Robert Senay, Louis Krezanosky, Joseph Bednar, Alexander Drain, Louis Saut, Wayne Ventresca, William Cros- son, Phillip Hines, Samuel Anderson, James Myers, Hans Seemiller, James DiNardo. 9B First Row: lleft to Rightl Mr, Ernest Krall, David Kumer, John l.eJevic, Lawrence Carter, Gerald Jobkar, Joseph Battis- tone, Theodore Wittik, Donald Andree, Robert Dix. Second Row: Scott Phillips, Natale Tacchino, Anthony Anesetti, Samual Tatano, Francis Kilinslzy, Joseph Smith, Donald Boldon, Ronald Selva. 36