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

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laik 0110 The LATIN CLUB is open to all students who maintain a high standard in their class work and yet have time for extra translations. Special stress is placed on English to Latin by Mr. Hite, sponsor. Se reiarie The office practice class gains considerable experience as SECRETARIES, Each member is assigned by Mr. Dean to aid a teacher in the preparation of tests and the keeping of records. This involves the use of shorthcxid and transcription. s Student secretaries, like Margaret and Sally, prove invaluable GIRLS UTILIZE SKILLS IN RENDERING SERVICE SECRETARIES , , . , LATIN CLUB Top ROW I3 I Mhchdra, Drenwcrl-,, Secgnd PavI'ck, Rudow, Hoschak, Lochc awk H I4 R In Ur. H 5 c P 1 in Vx if F S 1 I? cl I n 7 sf id, 3.1 , r r Fc Rsf. S t Gil 0 B I4 Jcck w I .'.

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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

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uf- fffx ,fir r'3'..r J. Xi'-'if' -P 4' 4 Obey the school boy patrol, Michael urges all students. SAFETY IS IMPORTANT IN ANY CHILD'S LIFE Pai ol The SCHOOL BOY SAFETY PATROL is made up of a group of iunior high school boys under the supervision of Mr. Moran. They have been faithful to the many duties that make up their job of maintaining safety. Their protection has been of special value to the younger students at street crossings. In the morning, at noon, and at dismissal, these boys have stood at their designated posts, regardless of rain or shine. The group have extended their ettorts toward instructing the student body in the laws of safety. Their loyalty and trust- worthiness have been rewarded by the fact that no accidents have occurred in the vicinity of the school. Automobile drivers, parents, and pupils owe them courtesy and respect for their many sacrifices. ix! X J N ' i .X I xfl K Q l-lil ..,..,f-74- I Sflllield, POQS. BVITY. Ralish, Fran Row-Tornasevich, Price, Yingling PATROL - TOD Row - Pierce, Triplin, Reighard, Second Row- f