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

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Treasurer, Bill Kriger. President, Tom Williams, Vice President, Richard Marks. Secretary, Bill Kutzavitch. Varsity wiv The Varsity M is a club or- ganized for the benefit of the athletes. ln the time that it has been in existence, the Varsity M of Montour High School has grown and prospered into one of thc leading clubs of the school T become a member it is necessary to earn a letter in a varsity sport 2 The purposes of this organiza- tion are to instill into the athletes the important qualities of sports- manship, good conduct, and lead- ership Through the tireless efforts of the members lackets are awarded to the graduating seniors lst Row J Dante B Krally J Snyder S Gibson J Koller R Marks J Lelghgabor G Roney T Williams 2nd Row J Uranker B Andrasrck D Yanish E Love R Pieto J Gregor G Severns J Wllblk Mr Russo . v O I . 3rd Row: D. Green, R. Mangiamelle, B. Kriger, C. Elliott, B. Kutzavich, D. Schavolt, C. VonHuse

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Hi-Y lst Row J Wilbik D Brenneman B Krally R Marks J Lerhgaber S Gibson J Koller W Du Vall J Snyder J Dante R Rhodes P Wright 2nd Row W Kutzavltch R Macek D Schavolt R Pieto W Kruger R Griffith A Carlin J Revtai C Petrovic D Dawson K Woollett R Fenlo Mr Kearns 3rd Row J Snyder R Puhlman R Goelz J Brogley J Roney G Dobler W Dolence L Polny W Panazzi R Crummy J Dawson -'ith Row K Buruanek D Conley R MacDonald R Barton R Macek R McNavish D Yanrsh J Krlechbaum J Pe rovnc J Welsh C Mason D Green R Gregorich J Malarky L Fy The Hi Y organizations is the newest member of the extra curricular activities and s sponsored by Mr Kearns lt is a branch ot the young men s christ ian association with purpose being To create maintain and extend throughout the home school The club has had no large money making pro gects but have held swimming parties and attended athletic events The 57 boys now belonging to this organization were asked by formal invitation and have already 1 N ll Secretary Treasurer Ray Bar ton President Dennis Schavolt Vice President Bill Kutzavitch 5 - i . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - I 1 - l 1 - 1 - - ' 1 - T' 1 1 1 - i 1 - - . l, . , . . . . 1 1 E I . 1 n T . , . . . . . . . ,, . . . . 1 V , 2 1 1 1 . . I I I . . . and community high standards of Christian charact- mode if one Of the mOSt respected Clubs. er NP A ,. N A ' Q X 'EQ V 4 - i i - , 1 4 ' . . v xx . , . .' 5 ' J 5, I . I O ' A l , t X yi C - x 1 Q . 4 1 .- '1 . - 7 , f' U It -f !1 I g If ? f H I1 I J ' ' '-::

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Tri-Hi-Y lst Row K Kelley L M Kung E Clark S McCready C Schuch J Davles N Dennlnger G Lent ner R Mays P Nock n Row E Yake J Marshall B Sutherland P Dorsek D Mentzer D Houdeshell C Drexler R Placek G Blateckv F Brammer L Rosner V Holmes r Row J Harblson J Fadely M Mzkula A Carlun P Green B Burke D Butya J Petrovnc J Placek C Marks H Marion Row J Sadauskas M Yoder A Elliott M Whugham K Peremba K For: L M Duffy N Grecco P Matthews B Terpack P Henry Presldent Frances Brammer Vlce President Kathy Fortu Secretary Judy Sadauskas Treasurer Netty Grecco Chaplaln Gladys Blatecky