Franklin East Taylor Township High School - Jayonian Yearbook (Conemaugh, PA)

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rw i c Patricia proved efficient as an assistant librarian. MANY COMBINE EFFORTS TO IMPROVE SCHOOL LIFE Svienw Hub Tre purpose of we SUENCE CJJE is fo Help 're be e' Syd-en's a3.3r:e in scien'itAc researgn, Tae reea for icnonledge about tne 'Space Age efczurages 'ne reading at advanced liferaaxe rnaae afoilaole by club rnernbersnip. Lib ary 67110 LIBRARY CLUB is composed of many volunteer students vvbo are assigned particular duties by Mrs. Russell, All members learn routine, schedule, rules, and procedures of the library. Tlney have proved adept at handling library property. LJ F Sil- F n f n, Sn'--rzlin, Ko ':', K'z.L K 1 I 7 l 0999 rv

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LW' SSWSS OH We SOleYy committee of the Key Club. Key 0110 A FEW WIN RECOGNITION FOR MERITORIOUS DEEDS The aim ot the KEY CLUB is to develop ihitiative ard leadersnip among its members. All ettorts a'e directed toward serving the school and the community rather than toward personal gain. Under the direction at Mr. lvledler and the leadership ot president Milan Giurich Jr., the club showed much progress. Through the whole-hearted cooperation of the student body, the members successfully conducted the Junior Red Cross campaign. The club members operated the school store at noon and during basketball games. The locals competed in the tournament sponsored by Pittsburgh Junior College in Johnstown. Although laurels were tew, all members had a good time. Franklin was well represented at the state convention in Pittsburgh. TOD ROW-Saula, Kostcra, E. Furman, Holmes, Oparnico, Elders. Second RowAMargetan, Gunny, Cramer, CJVJIWU, l'lOltZ, Simmons, Kalinyak. Third Row-D. Uzelac, NAast:,ich, J. Buczck. S, Uzelac, Giurich, D. Buczek. 'ron' Ro1ffS'etz, Gillin, Santoyo, Yevvcfc, R. Furman, C-.e,k.,5, Mr, Midler. .L i J I ,- 's