Everett Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Everett, PA)

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fwhfmdfmlv FUTLIRF TFACHFRS PING N Ba S 'NIDINL NI 'I IF -'XBIXHAIIII To learn about the opportumhes 1n teachlng to cultlvate the qual1t1es essenttal 1n a good teacher to study the l1ves of great teachers and to foster the development of student leadershlp IS the purpose of the Iohn C Baker Future Teachers Club The elghteen members of the club meet monthly to d1scuss any bus1ness and to report 1nd1v1dually what they dld as a member of the F T A The club member serve as student secretarles l1brar1ans emer gency substxtutes assembly chalrmen and ushers durlng Amerlcan Educatlon Week OFFICERS Presxdent DALE FERGUSON Vic Presrdent ANN BURKET Secretary SHIRLEY MORGART Treasurer IOHN KOONTZ Advzsers THELMA MORSE and FRANCES CULLEN Twenty Nme Il ' Il SIT' I' -.'. rnetr, R. Funk. S. Morqart. S. Senft. M, Dlllnnq, I. Koontz M. Dodson .4'I'A. .'lf.1ss Cullen, Mx-s Morse, G. Kennartl, IH IAx5S.IN.1lIoxx, D Ferguson B. Iav, B. ll-Iron, I. Rxrthev M. NYM' . nur, . . ur e , . ares v . Q .

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H Won lolz MW W PARROT STAFF Editor rn Chret IOYCE RITCHEY Crrculalron Managers Managrng Editor MELROSE RICHARDSON Page Edrtors ANN HADESTY VERA MILLER MARGARET TRAIL Exchange Manager WILDA PERRIN GARY LEACH Reporters ANN BURKET Busrness Manager TERRY POOR Frnancral Manager CLAIR CRAWFORD Typrsts Advertrsrng Managers DALE FERUGSON MAX FRYE PAUL RESSLER SHIRLEY CONOVER KENNETH LASHLEY IOY LEE SWEITZER IEAN KING ARLENE IAY ANNA MAE FEIGHT DELMA MILLER PATRICIA WHISEL AUDREY WOY CLEDA MAE WINCK SHIRLEY MORGART SHIRLEY WINCK CONNIE EVANS Advrser LAURA L BULLINGTON The purpose of the Parrot Staff rs collectmg news for the paper It must be read and orrected by members of the statf and the advrser The news rs then sent to the Press and Gazette oflrces The Parrot Staff also publrshed the school paper every month The Parrot IS a member of Qu1ll and Scroll Honor Socrety and the Pennsylvarna School Press Assocratron Tfwe tw Erght ll A ll t , ei .4 rf' M W' ' , M dw . 3 I 1' h a-, I ,- A it 1 J r Y , 4 I il I - L ' s IQ: , ,- P! Q V f C . U .

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wr11r1rr,, M1 H610 lw AX l K gf lr.,-1 I . L IJ.-. ti ll.-' l' 'V 'X l L' N F-,i:'. .1- '-l l'- li f lx MX tl Mr- MM.-1 fl. fX1....: li 'Vlw ANI' 5 lex N Lim. .nz ll .-'xrl' N1 ?':':-'r li two: F l':...r. N1.- K-u RKJXY lll N1 XYUL .N limit-'x H l'rlw-si, A lfnrrr' I lit-L1 .-'X XXUL l', 5::.:': Q 'Ytmq li lax l1l7XX' IX' Vx' Perrin li lwlmzx A Lun- .,t.r D cC.,.,,r.r, s N1..r.,..rr R Mi ,rl..r:-r K1 llrllrzu I ltr- -rv L XXX:-l The Tri-Hi-Y is a religious organization for all girls. The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y club is to create, maintain, and establish throughout the school and community high standards of Christ- ian character. Before Christmas the girls sell greeting cards to make money for worthy causes. Baskets are filled for needy families and delivered for Christmas. RLY TRLHI-Y OFFICERS President r.,rr CC STEPHEN SENFT Presldenf, MARY DIU-ING Vice President ,r,,,, C TERRY EooR Vice Pfwden' so rrrrr an or ' LOIS BROCKEY seererery C SHIRLEY WINCK Secretary GARY I-EACH Treasurer C CC ANN HADESTY Adviser C CC C C CC CLAUDE LARLMER Advisers C MARY KING errei 1Ess1E MILLER Hi-Y is a growing club for boys of all religious denominations, Twenty-one new members were inducted this year. The club discusses school and community problems. Each year they have Teen Talks. Usually a local minister helps the boys with their discussions. The Hi-Y holds skating parties and other social functions to make money for letters for the seniors and a picnic at the end of each school year. Each member receives a card which will ad- mit him to any Y. M. C. A. building. 4 L1 LX l U U.. . I, X- r .' ., y- w, ld 'KX El ll, 1. lu lk ill Ei N -- 5' X ' V rr - L - L l