Montour High School - Mirror Yearbook (Moon Run, PA)

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2nd Row: V. Butya, E. Hack, J. Opeka Howe, V. Masco, D. Headley, l.. Por Ellis. 2nd Row: W. McEwen, C. DiCicca, K Marshall, F, Bruni, C. Herman, Verner, J. Person, J. Karns, K ler, F. Vaupel, E. Garzoch. 3rd Row: W. Tessaro, R. H Kral, J. Silver, D. McCl gh, J Bishop, R. Whiteford, . owe, J Morris, J. Schonbec , . Reno, A leitner. J Xbv Us 'frrtltilfi WWW F rwr 0 W,,..4v 7th Gr de . 'Lflq jd V The seventh grade will soon complete its first year of high school life. Your years of preparation in elementary school have led you to the door of Montour Junior High School. Your eagerness mounted as you climbed the steps and walked swiftly down the corridor. As you were assigned homerooms, you re- alized that this was the threshold to a new and different experience. Upperclassmen became particularly helpful in all phases of your school life. lt's been quite a while since that first bell rang. Your activities have widened amazingly. st Row: H. Fisher, R Dlugosz, P George, C. Barton, B. Spilc, J. Smith P. Sappo, G. Skiba, F. White. W. Victorelli, S. Moore, S. Cefalo, P, Madalinsky, W. Pisarski, J. Klein P. Pieto, J. Van Dine rd Row' R Szareilro l. Fusco, S Nesbitt, R. Metz, S. Davis, B. Ries D, Maier, F. Merscher, E. Murphy, D UlcCarton. You have started playing football and baseball, joined in with the booming pace of the pep meet- ings, and supported all activities. Yes, you-the 7th graders, are the begin- ners. Not only has your knowledge advanced, but also your privileges. The days have gone by quickly, but each and everyone of you will re- member the thrill you experienced when you first came into the junior high. Under the leadership of your sponsors, Francis Kosmacki, George Kasich, and Edward Synowka, you will have reached a milestone in your school career. EU, lst Row: F. Scaletto, K. Thornbury, L ter, R. Campbell, M. Horbison, R i

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X 7th Grade ,L Edward Synowka I6 I , Q 26. I , P I , 1 1, gr 1 if .ri I I yr , Y r... ' ,. J 1? V -r .,,,, a gv.::'g3!Q3'f X 'tif ti ri I X ' 5, ff 1 .1 . X l' I Francis Kcsmacki George Kqgich 1 sis' 9, X , . , ,QQ D . Xb .XX OFFICERS O. Grimth, Treasurer, F Bruni, President, L. Porter, Vice President, B. Davis, Secretory -'uv 5 Ist Row: N. Caryll, B. Isaacs, J. Yan ish, D. Farrell, S. Barefoot, G Davison, S. Scofi, L. Caliguire, A Kocak 2nd Row: R. Coulter, L. McCar1an, B Davis, R. Petrie, M. Sclnwalm, B Kobeda, B. Mason, J. Parkison O. Griftitlw, J. Fleming, D. Pintar J. Wovchko 3rd Row: B. McGuire, K. Van Dine D. Seymour, B. Williams, B. Butt M. Winter, B. Brown, D. Cerar, R Taylor, F. Zombeck.

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'Ist Row: R. Speer, R. DiCicco, V. Cuccarease, G. Taylor, M. Speer, D. Boyle, T. Wickline, K. Carlyle. 2nd Row: M. Roriscn, D. Hill, D. Linner, S. Tomkovich, C. Findlay, C. Agner, B. Dluhos, V. Pravlo- chak, K. McCaulay, B. Randazzo, J. Curley, Y. Schmidt, Mr, Robert Miller. 3rd Row: D. Mixter, B. Sonavec, W. Walker, B. Schell, R. Mays, V. Tomkovich, J. Healey, P. Dowds, R. Dietl, E. Muha, E. Mikula. Kennedy Sth Grade As you go Forward Together, you as 8th graders will have an opportunity to display your abilities. As Ken and Robie join hands and go down the road, you too, are joining hands with Robinson and are going Forward Together. This will be a new experience and a difterent school life from the one you have known. You will come to know many new students and classmates. Your annual project, that of selling seeds, turned out to be a huge success. Many happy moments will be remembered when you tell about your eighth grade experiences. Your various art programs and your participation in the choral groups will be among the outstanding occasions in your memories. Other exciting memories in the eighth grade include the patrol boys bake sale and the sports activities. lst Row: D. Osman, T, Nolan, D Lusky, K. Haines, D. Ullery, R Miller, R. Weatherbee, J. Char- Ietta, C. Rearick, P. Dawso. 2nd Row: J. Leslie, J. Wilson, S Pukonic, W. Figa, T. Gallick, Fogarty, D. Vattimo, M. Waiert S. Brashear, B. Strilka, J. Legato M. Christiansen 3rd Row: M. Hattrnan, D. Dysert M. Kuzinski, C. McCague, P. Coc- coli, S. Schubert, S. Nemec, K Samborski, G. Spirak, R. Flesher 64 As you leave eighth grade, you will soon become part of the senior high and will come to know your classmates from Robinson. High school life will be a change from the years you have spent thus far. ln the coming years you will be expected to be able to accept responsibility and to get a iob done once it has been assigned to you. In high school, you are expected to do much more work and to handle various proiects. You will realize, even though you have much more work to do, that you will gain satisfaction out of doing important things. Many more activities and friends will be added to your schedule. We, the seniors, hope that you will use your God-given abilities and become the outstanding students which we know you can be.