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

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Mr . . . 73' I ,... First Row: tleft to Rightl Nancy Hitchew, Joan Orbich, Edith Cullen, Brenda Shuba, Lois Bentz, Linda Sharkey, Marlene Meade, treasurer, Jean Babeii, Joann Bruno, Kathleen Morgan, Rose Procacini, Nancy Kennedy. Second Raw: Janet Henry, Rosalie Smialek, secretary, Brenda Hawkins, Dolores Cherry, Patricia Macik, Alice Robson, Florence Conn, vice-president, Marie Alexander, Arlene Bouchy, Marietta Toward, Kathleen Hundzienski, Beverly Hindman, Lucinda Weyandt, Mary Ann Kilinsky, Shirley Cross. Third Row: Miss Kathryn Johnston, sponsor, Patricia Van Tassel, Diane Steigerwald, Anita Torna- bene, Patricia Lecisure, Carol Yelenosky, Lucy Luba, Dolores Woznichak, Joan Adams, Ruth Dix, Rosemarie Kumer, Wanda Mounts, Patricia Smialek, Catherine Quarture, Shirley Goodnight. Fourth Row: Judith Fehl, Irene Yamka, Patricia Patnesky, Janis Adamski, Loretta Turk, Rosemary Turiczek, Jean Godish, Dorothy Stankus, Dorothy Itzel, Marlene Myers, Janice Rosko, Patricia Golick, Valiean Olenn, Nancy Sivak, Jean Devlin, Margaret Mounts, Jean Adams, Joan Renko, Margaret Kuzma, Adele Teyssier, Joyce Adams, Teresa Ventresca, Judith Holleran, Eleanor Ober. Fifth Row: Patricia Blanock, Joyce Sacco, Shirley Lutz, Josephine Sartori, Valeria Hundzienski, Joan Gasvoda, Diane DeBlander, Constance Suhayda, Marlorle Debnar, resident Marlene Pogachnick Sondra Clifford Patricia Cass Olivia Briselli Carolyn Crawford Lorraine Cook, Gloria Szal- P I 1 1 r I f anski, Dorothy Kappeler, Patricia Goff, Sandra Sager, Joan Nikas, Alice Swihart, Felicia Papakie, Joan Eckels, Alice Turiczek, Audrey Hilclerbrand. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the careful direction of Miss Kathryn Johnston, comprised of sophomore, junior and senior girls met every Monday to plan the week's activities. These girls rendered their services at football and basketball games by ushering and selling tickets, programs, and refreshments. Primarily, the G. A. A. tried to encourage a greater interest in sports among girls. Basketball games were held after the business meetings. This was the only active participation the girls took in sports. In addition to these activities, the girls also aided the cheerleaders in keeping the school spirit high by lewrning new cheers and leading the cheering section. The officers who kept the G. A. A. running smoothly were Marjorie Debnar, president, Florence Conn, vice presi- dent, Marlene Meade, treasurer and Rosalie Smialek, secretary. 62

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' jnam, First Row: lleft to Rightj William Turk, John Lalevic, Stanley Klapkowski, Eugene Kerin, John Shelcerko, August Arrigoni. Second Row: Edward Gazvoda, Charles DeVitis, Ronald Graziotto, F.ed Shepherd, Robert Guzik. Left to Right: Coach Tony Putorti, Captain Edward Gaz- voda, Coach Thomas Stanlro. Captain Edward Gazvoda trying for a pin against North Allegheny High School.

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f7f1i1l'- A semi-final game in fhe junior high infra- murcxls between 9A and 98 wifh 9A the vicfor. 63 .WML In the opening game of the Intramural Bclskefball Tournament, IOA played IOC with 'IOC emerging vic1oriousIy. -- 'EXIT PM ,Ewa 'Qs jhg- - , ' '1