Frackville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Frackville, PA)

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'hymn 13-sin 1' p fl V lx x X X X JUNIOR AND SI-.NIOR TRI-HI-Y lirsi Row: S. llouser: li. Dragan: A. Xlcl.are11: IJ. Xlierniclyiz yl. xllllllgUl11Cl'y'2 D. Shuey Second Row: QI. Kedanis: R. Geary: il. Kirisc.1x.1ge: Xliss Y. llanipliin Lphlviserj: K. Wionnz Nl. il. XX'ag11erg ll. Olcluiclx Third Row: A. Dura: N. Nlykolylwz Nl. illlllllliill ,l. Soclyer: N. Shadlc l5Rl'.SHNlAN TRI-HI-Y lfirst Row: G. Koropcliakg pl. Meskunasq Nl. Xvillianis Succnd Row: bl. .Ietlcrsong Xl. A. Kreitlerg li. lfulasliig bl. Sniarr. si. Cahill: V. ilionil-in Third Row: N. Straub: 5. Vihlters: xl. l'1usc.nage: A. Liclm.1y.1ge: l'. Xlnrang Nlrs. lfdna lilicliley ifhlviserj: l'. Yatcilla: A, 5.1111- li.lXlllQ Sl'illl'I10W'iCl2 V. Spcnceg Xl. Cresswcll ljliklflll Row: -I. Herb: Nl. A. Mucha: ii. Morgan: l'. Young: ,I. Campbell: li. Xlasciolig Nl. Locliett: Nl. Sl1.1l1oskieg l'. Xx'yNll1- caxageg ll. llornbergerg NI. Vllisaitas The Tri-Hi-Y, an interdenominational club, arlili- ated with the Hi-Y Club, was originally founded as part of the Y.M.C.A. Its purpose is to establish higher standards of character for its members, in order that they might be better equipped for a well-rounded life. The burning torch is symbolic of the club's undying activities. Tri- st.1nds for the three factors which tl1e club upholds: Self-Improvement, Christian lfellowship and United Service. The objectives of the club are: To Seek, To Find. To Share. In keeping with their standards, their ideals and their desire to aid the less fortunate people, it is not surprising to learn than the Tri-Hi-Y, in association with the Hi-Y, was largely responsible for the organi- zation and success of the March of Dimes Campaign in our community. The junior-Senior Tri-Hi-Y, under the direction of Miss Verna Hampton, has conducted several very en- joyable dances. The financial gain from these social events was used in the further development and ini- provement of the club. The oihccrs of this club are as follows: President. Nelda Shadleg Yice-President, plane Montgomery: Secretary, Nlary Tomkog Treasur- er, Anna Dura. The Freshman Tri-Hi-Y Club under the leadership of their President, -Ioan Hornbergerg Vice-President. joan Smarr: Secretary, Annette Ciekavage, and Treas- urer, jane Herb, is following in the footsteps of the sister club. Under the gentle guidance of Nlrs. lldna Bliekley, it is already gaining recognition as an up and coming organization. gr' fifty-wx

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ATHLETIC CLUB The Atlas boys of Fmckulle I-hgh School spend one W'ednesday 1 month 1n Room 19 dnscussmg sports To qualxfy for membershnp, the nnterested boy must partncxpate ln one or more of the three major sports The financxal status of the club IS mamtalned by an agreed amount of dues pald by each nndnndual member Gundmg the members are our tvso popular coaches, Mr Steve Bobxak and Mr Stan Rakowsky, who recogmze thls orgamzatnon as an excellent mednum for promotmg good sportsmansh1p, nmpressmg the athletes vuth the nmportance of physxcal fitness and dex el opmg a keen mterest m sports LIBRARY CLUB Presldent Harry Engle X xce Presxdent Walter Dragan Secretary Mercedes Lscudero The Lxbrary Club as an orgamzatnon whxch gnves 1ts members an opportumty to learn the technxque of checkmg out gomg and 1n com1ng books of fllnng of keepmg shelves m order and keepmg records of books 1n clrculatxon Although the club 15 not socxally actxve lt 1S of greater value educatnonally Each year new members are enrolled and taught the club prmcnples These members are students who voluntarnly sacr1flce thelr study pernods IH order to g1ve assxstance ID the l1brary to students seekxng mformatxon on varlous asslgn ments Accordmg to them, the hbrary can answer ex ery need whether xt IS knowledge or entertamment you seek Not only do the members perform an excellent job of dxspatchmg thenr varnous dutles, but by placmg 2 cents mto a small bowl for each tame they asslst 1n the lxbrary, they Contrlbute to the S5 award given on Commencement Day to the semor gurl haxmg tht hnghest average IH mathematlcs for four years EHPHH HHH Buck row Left to Rnght l Wxlmsky B Bonner Gayenck L Lumgstnn NX Blovserr Nlnddlc Rovs L SWJYI7 P Blrmlngham J Walter J Lapa tlunsky A Kesselrmg R Caton R Slncayage Front Row R Hampton L Gomez J Buscaxage Vlr R VCFI7 Caron A Kahudxc A Kenm The need for a club whose pr1nc1pal functxon would be to teach students the fundamentals of safety and safe drnvmg has been known throughout our school dnstrnct for a long txme Mr Wertz, upon hrs return from the seruce, formed an orgamzatlon for thxs pur pose Thrs yy as the or1g1n of the Safe Drrvmg Club noyx known as the Safety Club As preuously stated, the pr1mary functxon of the Slfety Club IS to promote safe dr1v1ng among the student yehlcle operators of the school X arnous meth ods such as e tempormeous dxscusslons by the mem bers, motxon pnctures md reldmg of prmphlets 1ssued by the Pennsylvann Hxghway Department are used to present the explncxt need of lelrnmg to be 1 more conslderate and clreful drlyer The Safety Club has become closely assocxattd vuth the Safety Patrol throughout our tntxre school dxstrnct Page fzfty three 5 .Q U , V- -Y . K . 1 Y . ' x , , ,f X ' :V , A . . . II, fs 5 - Y . . . ' 1 ' -'S f'X sex . . V t y , K . . . . V. . V - ,. - . . ,..,... ....,.. ..,....... . . .K ' L , 27. 'N 'Q . gl. ' ' g 7 . - M - y V, Treasurer ..,.,..,... ,.........,..,.. , .,.....,....,, ..., X e ra Thoryk V ' . y V . 1 ': . ,Q . g . Q . - . . . . . . . v p 1-5 U 3 , 3 1 , . . . . , . , . , A . . 7 . . A . ' al- , - , - - - 9 : ' - r . . . . . A - ' Y L I V . . I . . D . . ' K ' . . . ' V - ' - f Y . . .... , Y T Y- . Y ' ' 1 ' K . , , - Y , V U - I Y L . . V - g L a ' . . . . . . , ' ' , . . . . , ' ' I ' I ' V. X 4 . . , - ,- - , V, , , , Q 1 a V ' I V '