Clifton Heights High School - Log Yearbook (Clifton Heights, PA)

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The Y-Teen group -- First Row, left to right: S. Scott, E. Mucha, R. De- Lucca, C. A. Kopp, Mrs. Cavanagh, sponsor. Second Row: A. Speak, G. Cleckner, S. Harriss, L. DiCesar, N. Burkholder, J. Etcove. Third Row: J. Jillard, L. Henderson, E. Douglas, E. Ashton, P. Pittman, D. Battista. Hangar Helpers The Theater Arts Group--First Row, left to right: C. A. Kopp, P. Pittman, J. Mucha, M. Myers, Mr. Styer. Second Row: A. Radkowsky, N. Burkholder, T. Tiberino, S. Scott, P. Chaplinsky, S. Blackburn. Third Row: J. Battista, A. Serafine, J. Walker, J. O'Donne11, J. Sidor, E. Reiffer, D. Barrett, Fourth Row: T. Folgia, P. Romanski, M. Rodowitz, D. Battista, C. Levis, W. Bush, W. Dracup. Absent: Miss D'Agostina. 1 -M- 59

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Sewing as a medium of student talent and rec- ognition, the school paper interprets news to the students. Its philosophy, 'of the student, by the student, and for the student, is evidenced 'by the fact that it acts as an educational laboratory for students who work on it. Arousing stimulation for good writing, the Oak Leaf is partially financed by the efforts of the staff and sponsor. By bringing students' names in print to the students, the Oak Leaf fulfills its objective and provides for the student body, as well as the staff, a worthwhile experience for growth. Editor ...... News Editor . . . Associate Editors Feature Editors . Boys' Sports . . Girls' Sports . . . Business Managers Typists . ..........AndyDeZio Lawrence McNamee Marianne Glenwright Diane Calkins . .... Barbara Myers Albert Froy . . james Kruetzfeldt james O 'Donnell . . Barbara Hasselman . . . Emma Qualata Millie Finn Marianne Glenwright, Elaine Cauler, Claire Levis, Shirley Muschlet Reporters . . . Antoinette DeLalla, Ruth Du- Hadaway, joan DuHadaway, Irene Radkowsky, Maureen Myers, jo-Ann Drumheller, Gloria Rosato, Barbara Marsh Sonya Resuk, Alice Mack, Sandra Sherwood Proof Readers . . Advisor . . . . . . . Ruth Sheleva Edith Blagbrough . . Mrs. Katherine Cavanagh - ' : J. K t f ldt, A. Froy, A D9Zl0 geateii Rc:fftJgoDTi1l?l:iaway,Illfiiidllcowsky, D. Calkins M Finn J Drumheller R Dulladaway Third Row Secsflschlet E Blagbrough J O'Donnell E Qualata G Rosato E Cauler Fourth Row A DeLalla B . u , - v - ' ' Marsh, C, Levis, S, Resuk, A. Mack, S. Sherwood, S Harr1SS

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Soaring to Greater Heights The curtain arose on our thespian careers at the beginning of our junior year, when we presented the comedy lT'S A DATE to an enthusiastic audi- ence. Under the direction of Mr. Lester, the cast obtained valuable experience for their senior pro- duction and, as its rehearsal time rolled around, a new cast, directed by Mr. Tomasco, eagerly awaited the opening of MOTHER IS A FRESH- MAN, This play, performed two evenings in April, provided fine entertainment for the entire passen- ger list and was hailed as a definite success. The cast included the following: Nancy Rank, Law- rence McNamee, Ruthe jergensen, Keith Rice, jack Traband, Gerry Holcombe, Bill Menge, joan Manley, Al Froy, Mildred Bennett, Pat Kondyra, Wasyl Saichuk, Mary Ashton and Mary Berry. The cast for lT'S A DATE was made up of Roy West, Pat Kondyra, Nancy Rank, Keith Rice, Albert Froy, Mildred Bennett, Ruthe jergensen, Bill Menge, Lawrence McNamee, Jeanette Mucha, Barbara Hasselman, Gerry Holcombe, Regina Friel, joan Manley, and Shirley Silinsky.