Ridgway High School - Elker Yearbook (Ridgway, PA)

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loecia! .xgwarcb fo .SZl'Ll:0l 6 Patricia Carnahan XVilliam Eagen Ianice Engeinan ..., ,..... Delano Graff Rose Ann Grazioli Keith Whitehouse was elected by classmates and teach- ers to represent Ridgway High as the Daughters of the American Revolu- tion Cood Citizen. the athlete chosen to receive thc VVKBI trophy. was a semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Test. rated a letter of Commendation for his good score in the National Schol- arship Test. was the local Winner of the Knowl- edge and Aptitude Test sponsored by Betty Crocker. was accorded honorable mention at the Allegany Mountain Science Fair in Bradford for his six-inch reflecting telescope.

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omiom Back Row lleft to rightl: I. Mueci Cpresj, D. Austrom Cv. pres.J. Front Row: j. Mc-Quone Qtreasj, G. Anderson fsccj. Two years at Centen- nial High School have already been enjoyed by the class of 60',. They have been busy years, full of hard Work, but also included a great deal of pleasure. Jun- iors Were represented in all activities, not only in quantity but quality, and they have taken a prominent part in every club. The social high- light of the vear, the junior-Senior Prom, was enjoyed by all. Juniors have proven themselves Worthy of being called students of our high school hy trying to maintain the high standards of scholarship which Centennial High has established. Room 202 and 206 Back Row fleft to rightj: K. Agens, J. DeLong, VV. Castina, D. Young, R. Bogacki, R. Davido, R. Clover, C. Anderson, D. Anstrom, D. Tramaek, D. Clilfee. Third Row: W. Disque, Miss Healy, C. Cristini, D. VVilson, ll. 'l'rimhlf-, J. Deeter, S. Donaehy, 1. Burgerson, P. Barry, L. Bischoff, Miss C. Bcllotti. Second Row: S. Burlield, W. Barker, R. Wilson, B. Wilson, M. Wonderly, L. Tate, Brunner, C. Copelli, I. Dahler, K. Del- hunty. Front Row: E. Benasutti, M. Thompson, G. Anderson, S. Traveny, P. Casolo, R. Benigni, S. Andrews. 30