Export High School - Annual Yearbook (Export, PA)

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UNIUIQS Back Row: Wushinske, Calisti, Prosperi, Vucelich, Long, Scarton, Wulchin, Visnic. Middle Row: Zucco, Wratcher, Zahrobsky, Rebick, Mediate, Persin, Molin, Chuppe. Front Row: Pletchy, Evans, Speer, Manovich, Ventura, Sarver, Bukovich. Standing: Mrs. Simpson. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of U, there were 32 eager students about to be freshmen, gathered in room twelve under the leadership of Mliss Tomer, to perform the tasks and duties of the forthcoming years, not knowing what was in store for them. The first event of the year, raising nioney, was a magazine campaign. The hoys defeated the girls, the latter giving a party for the victors. Our second event which aroused great interest in our Sophomore Class was also a magazine campaign, in which the boys again defeated the girls. In the beginning of our Junior year we were again under the leader- ship of Miss Toiner. Our first bi event was electing our officers of the class. President: Earnest Long, Vice Presiflentt Dololes Manovich, Secretarv: Lola Ventura who also has honor of being on the St-udent Council. We are proud to have four of our boys serving on the basketball team. They are Sain Visnic. lohn Wulchin, Ernie long and Nick Chuppe. The junior class girls are also well represented on the basketball team. Thev are Mildred Vlucelich, Antionette Butkovieh, Marianne Rehick, Doleres Mano- vieh, Martha Wraeher and Lola Ventura. At the end of L'.16 we are still continuing to climb the ladder of success. Our goal ---- Seniors. TW' ILNTY-TVVO

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SDDHU DES Back Row: Restauri, Mahinski, l-lassenfritz, Orlic, Korach, Duff, Sleigh, Gray. Middle Row: Heasley, Krushinski, Lemmon, Lapsevic, E. Nagoda, Jurkiewicz, Calisti, Mione. Front Row: M. J. Nagoda, Cassegrande, Bbcanta, Evkovich, Hand, Visnick, YuriS. Pietrusza. Sl ll 'l lt IMURIE CLASS HISTORY Now with the year almost over, we sophomores think about the good times we've had sinee we entered hiffh sehool amL then reallize that there are only two more years left for ns here. How fast the time does fly! lt seems like only yesterclav that we entered hiaxh sehool, feeling' proud hut heing a little alraitl of what was in store for ns. lleeanse of our ahilitv to Cooperate well uniler our elass president, jim Sleigh, the money in our treasury is stealtlily increasing: NVQ- startetl our share of seh-oo! events with a magazine eampaiqn in our Freslnnan year. We were divitlerl into two teams antl the next event was a partv given hy the boys fthe losers of the eontestl. Beeainse of our great profits we were again trusted with the nta'-'azine Campaign this year. ln the line ol' sports livelvn Orlie, Marjorie Lemmon, and .loan Lapee- vic' are on the girls' baskethall team. jim Sleigh, .lames Biscanto and Mike livkovieh are going to town on the hovs' team. with Bill Hantl helping ont on the junior Varsity. Madeline Restauri ancl Evelvn Orlie are two of the eheerleznlers who lead the fans in cheering our teams to vietory. When sehool is out this veflr our elass will he smaller than when we starteml. lioh Lutz, llrnee Crahle, Sam Mazur, and Railtph Zatezalo have left us, thus leaving' us twenty four students. VVC- may make our mistakes anal try our teachers' patienee a little but give ns time antl we will certainly eome out on top. l'WEN'I'Y-l OUlt