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

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FIRST ROW: R. Peremba, ,l. McGuire, P. Kocak, L. Fogarty P. Krauterbluth, M. Nolfi, P. McFarland, B. Silvers, K. Mc Cauley, A. Santillo, J. Arnold, C. Petrovic. SECOND ROW: Mr. Katshir, B. Marshall, D. Dawson, S. Dysert, B. Lynch, P. Lynch S. Zarvis, J. Ott, B. Kohler, F. Kovalovsky, J. Cersosimo, ,l Petrovic. THIRD ROW: V. Pravlochak, L. Benchoff, O. Lewis, J. Curley, S. Huemmrich, E. Muha. F.T.A. The Future Teachers of America is a national organization designed to interest students in the field of education. The club is composed of stu- dents who have plans of pursuing a teaching career. Being members of this club, the students be- come acquainted with the important role a teacher plays in our democracy. The opportunities and responsibilities of the teaching profession are made available to the stu- dents through the club. Films, guest speakers, and various programs. planned by the officers and the sponsor, Mr. Katshir, were part of the calendar of events for the Future Teachers this year. 67 OFFICERS: ,Ioan Ott, Secretary: Beverley Kohler, Treas urer, Frances Kovalovsky, Vice President: Donald Dawson President.

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F.H.A. FIRST ROW: V. Yeager, C. Paczan, B. Aubel, D. Headley, M. Slovick, B. Vayo, S. Scaff, P. Skarada, R. Schley, J. Smith, C. Galiardi. SECOND ROW: C. DuMontier, E. Matyaz, J. Martino, I.. Fogarty, P. Kruuterbluth, Miss Dupuis, R. Love, D. Fronczek, S. Schlentner, C. Mochnick, K. Leslie, M. Fronczek, L. Briggs. THIRD ROW: N. Dorsek, M. McKean, C. Wrask, C. Pearce, B. Kraszewski, J. Powell, A. Certo, C. McCague, G. Spirak, M. Sokatch, J. Casperone, P. Sevick, J. Langman, A. Bondi. FOURTH ROW: M. Kepple, P. Jordan, R. Brogley, P. Phillips, S. McVicker, D. Schlipp, M. Cayliardi, J. Mikula, L. Reed, J. Preniczky, M. McClard, L. Kiesnowski. FIFTH ROW: J. Williams, M. Kinsey, M. Higgins, B. Beveridge, O. Lewis, C. Semerad, D. Schorr, D. Kreichbaum, J. Cierl, N. Phillips, H. Rizzo, J. Rost. SIXTH ROW: S. Wise, R. Terpack, S. Nemec, D. Williams, N. Dolinar, J. Parkison, K. Marshall, B. Kobeda, C. Herman, N. Caryll, J. Smith. SEVENTH ROW: V. Zgurzec, V. Masco, S. Nesbitt, J. Fisher, M. Bondi, S. Magee, P. Witkowsky, M. Skrobinski, D. Hartner, B. Ries. EIGHTH ROW: C. Trussell, M. Croff, L. Hupp, J. Glass, P. Ceyrollcs, P. Madalinski, J. Moschak, P. Persutti, M. Martin, D. Reed. NINTH ROW: E. Kozak, J. Smith, B. Henry, A. Dorsky, C. Donahue, B. Spik, M. Schwalm, S. Moore, N. Garin, A. Tucker, Creshauk. AME OFFICERS: Patricia Douds, Secretary, Linda Hupp, Treas- RICA Many of our girls are active in a national or- ganization known as the Future Homemakers of America. Any student who is taking or has taken a home economics course is eligible for member- ship. The over-all purpose is to help individuals im- prove personal, family, and community living. This is accomplished by promoting a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of home- making, by fostering a development of creative leadership in home and community life, and by furthering an interest in home economics. Its major activities included a formal initiation which was held on December 10 in the cafeteria. A mother and Daughter Banquet has been planned for the spring. At that time a Hobo Day has also been planned. On this day, the members will dress in old clothes and will be on call to do odd jobs around the community for a small fee. Miss Dupuis is the club sponsor. Ufefi Judy Gierl, Vice President: Janet Glass, President, Lynne Fogarty, Historian: Bet ty Vayo, Parliamenlarian. 66

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C oorloaders lJi.mm' Svhorr, lilvanor Wt-bb, ,lm-ru Xlikulxi. Nllly MLlI'NlS. Carol Svlllvltilll llvtty liurik, Carol Mash-y, Mary Xnn Owatl Captain , . The svhool 1-olors. lvlack anrl gold, invariably rt-mintl the slmlt-nts at Nlonlour lligh of their cliwrlc-arl01's. ln thcir sharp anfl sporty outfits, they It-ml tht- fams in r-lm-is that, many times, inspire- tht- lt'illll on to vivtory. lfostvrinp goofl sportsmanship among the stuclents. lcafling pep assemblies. and promoting good fellowship make the c'l10er'l0aclf-rs an integral part of our school. A pleasing personality, good vharacter. and a satisfactory scholastic average are the qualities of a Nlontour c:heerleaclc1'. Mrs. Virginia Morrow is the sponsor of this group.