Frackville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frackville, PA)

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anwllng I o II: S I re sn 1 ll SENIOR HI Y rt xx o en 015 lx f Wu mr IX Stuppl L hostwla QKOIIII loxx II Ii11lr11..ht I' on X 1 llll ku- Nlr SI 1g1 11rd I 1 1 1 o 1 mr I r lhxx 1111 Iftll I xx 4-nn 1 r 1 r 1 Presulent Vzce I resulenl Secretarv Treasurer Faculty Advzser Presulent Vice Presulent Secretary Treasurer Faculty Advzser Presulent Vzce President Secretary Treasurer Facultv Adwser The High Y Clubs SENIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN Rocco MAsc1oLx HERBERT RUBRIGHT JAMES WILLIAMS NED JENNINGS MR WASHER CHARLES WALLNAS CHARLES HAMPTON JAMES HOFFMAN JOHN SEMANCHICK MR GRABEY ARTHUR FLAIL GEORGE SIWITSKY WAYNE HINKLE JOSEPH BERTNICK MR THOMAS The H1 Y ns one of the many branches of the Y M C A , whleh IS ltself an mter natlonal organlzatlon The boys m lhlS club are selected for thelr ablllty ln leader School and eommumty Each year the Senior members are awarded pms as a reward for falthful partlrl patron ln mlub HKIIVIIICS Another annual feature IS the H1 Y award Ulven to the male graduate mth the best record ln extra currlcular actlvllles 53 ' 'f low' . 1.'riuli. ' -.'l- I. S lin '. Left t Right- -J. Iknrinsky, J. MeI.ar , S. s'1-xx's'i, 5. ' g - , '. .' ', '. ' . '.l - l 'Y , 1 . I. I-Iyler, N. l'ln1ho11. E. K .: k. IL W11sI11'l1ysio11, A. .Is S1 s'a ', . . 'z 1er ' llxx'-.I. xV'll.ilIllS. M. lintvluk , W. Wag - , .I. Ze-igle , S. ' ':. ':1k. lol in 'fN. J ings, ll. Il - ln, K. li - IM. 0 - . I . - 1 I h h - - . - D - - - A . V Y . . f . . . ship. These leaders carry out the club purpose by setting Christian examples 1n the .a I 5 1 a o In - D

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Library Club The Library Club, sponsored by' our Librarian, Miss Pauline R. Fennelly, consists of fifty-two members. This club has a larger membership than any other club in our high school Its members are students who voluntarily sacrifice their study periods ln order to give assistance to new students seeking information on various assignments Llblary Club members from Junior and Senior classes acquainted with simple library science, assist members of lower classes, in library technique so that each year a new group becomes versed ln the use and value of library books Such work done voluntarily, often lays the foundation for a future career for hwh school students Although the mam purpose of the club is to acquire the art of Library Science which mcludes checking account books and magazines, filing cards, and keeplnv the shelves in order, the members also enjoy many social activities Last year ln order to promote better scholarships, the club awarded a cash prize to the senior Ulrl who should attain the highest averave in mathematics for four years During the present year, social activities were held in order to set up a fund which would insure the award of such a prize annually Seated Left tn lt11,nt NX a 1 r A 1 tt Argo A Lofper L Lzelenmlt P Erdman J Hu ter Mlm, lennellx undlnf, H Rlllflgllt J Bunn In C hostxslmk l- I ki Li I D1Jl1r lf Sranuff It Nlur n DD D . . . V . ' . s D . . . . . k , . . . D D I U . , I 37' a a , A ., mi ls .' , l-'.XVgxe,,,ArulutT,L'. 'f ',.. 'n .'. ' 1' ', t. . . 'I . St ' '- , 1 , , ' ', ' ', J..us f-rs , I. ' 'n'1, '. , , . . plj.