Saltsburg High School - La Saltianna Yearbook (Saltsburg, PA)

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hl- CLUBS Left to Right-Row l: S, Jankowski, R. Harkleroad, R. Plahs, N. Mendalott, J. Stephens, R. Deitrick, H. Stramaski, L. Jordan. Row 2: L. Prenni, M. Casciere, J. Grimplin, R. Belice, O. Kelly, M. Orvosh, L. Jones, M. Orvosh, G. Compton, Mr. Rowley. Row 3: J. Ross, M. Almes, J. Shaulis, R. Renwick, M. Duke, J. Kucik, D. Hall, R. Vought. Row 4: C. Zimmerman, K. Beatty, D. Shuster, R. Brink, L. Naponic, T. Healey, L. Miller. The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain and guidance and sponsorship of John Rowley we know that extend throughout the home, school and the community, the goals will be maintained. high standards of Christian living. At their weekly meetings, the members discuss the Clean speech, clean living and clean sports are the problems of everyday life in relation to teenagers. goals which are set before the boys, and under the Many new activities strengthened the Tri-Hi-Y this year. Diann Steele and Gloria Davis went to Harrisburg to attend the Tri-Hi-Y Model United Nations Assembly at which they dressed as native Guatemalans and presented problems of Guatemala for discussion. Expenses were Good, D. Heasley, C. Emanuel, D. Steele, Painter, N. Clawson. Row 2: D. Werner, S. Huse, B. Kelly, M. Bortz, B. Cornman, R. Franklin, K. Heimberger, M. Pistininzi, H. Fryar, Left to Right-Row l: J. A. Auen, G. Davis, G. V, Good, Mrs. Holler. Row 3: C. Heard, F Les..- U2l-l1l- met by the club's selling Christmas candy and School Daze books. The members also worked diligently at collecting, sorting, and packing clothes for the World Clothing Drive and the Pennsylvania Clothing Drive. L Davis, S. Luciow, C. Lanham, J. Tuzi, J. Chakan, M. Tkach, L. Dick, C. Coffman. Row 4: D. Bivens, J. Stuchel, M. Harkleroad, D. Bowman, l lutrirkc, S. fr fjulrk Drummond, J. Bartlebaugh, C. Earnest, L, Prenni,

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Left to Rightv Row 7: G. Bortz, N. Mendaloft, F. Fletcher, F. Rehok, J. Zerfoss, W. Almes. Row 2: K. Heimberger, S. Jankowski, H. Carnahan, M. Orvosh, J. Murphy, W. Murphy, Mr, Bechtel. Row 3: M. Orvosh, R. Martin, R. Vought, K. Cribbs, D. Cindric, W. Fennel, D. Shirley. Row 4: R. Davenport, G. DeForno, M. Renwick, D. White, R. Riley, V. Tagliati. ' liutune lianmens of amemca The F.F.A. motto is Learning to do and doing to learn . Following this rule, the boys undertook several projects. They were quite successful in their selling of garden seeds and onions, through which they profited 5l50.00. During the Annual F.F.A. Week at Penn State, John Zona judged poultry, Frank Rehok judged livestock, and Nick Mendaloff judged dairy products. After earning 500 points each, Frank Rehok and Robert Vought received traditional blue and gold F.F.A. jackets. Thirteen members were formally initiated. I:UTZL1l2G l1Om makens of A ERICA This year's homemaker and service club lF.H.A.j was sponsored by Mrs. Joanne Cox. Some of the many pro- jects of the year were making blankets and food baskets for the needy, buying UNESCO stamps, and selling Christmas cards. Memorable times include the Sadie Hawkins' Dance, the annual spaghetti dinner, lectures on good grooming, and the candlelight service in which the new officers were installed. The club leaders were President-J. Mclntyre, Vice- President-A. Auen, Secretary-N. Faber, Treasurer-K. Lanham, Chaplin-B. Quick, Salt Shaker Reporter and Chairman of all Committees-G. Tagliati, and Historian -F. Tagliati. Left to Right-Seated: J. Bundridge, S. Wallace, F. Belice, S. Lupyan, G. Tagliati. Standing: N. Faber, F. Tagliati, S. Reed, Mrs. Cox, A. Auen, J. Mclntyre, K. Lanham, B. Quick, M. Calhoun, P. Verbitsky, D. Malone, A. Wallace, D. Orvosh. .,v,. f ... I I

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GIGNUT GRA06 photoonaph CTUB The eighth graders, sponsored by Mr. MacBlane, have learned how to develop and enlarge pictures taken with their cameras. The three clubs meet ance a week in the dark room and strive to better under- stand photography. After spending a period of developing their pictures, they study them and point out the flaws and how they can improve the pictures by taking them properly. The Junior Photography Club learns the elementary facts about picture- taking and film development. Glqhlih GRACE GGOGIZADT1 CTUB The three 8th grade Geography Clubs raised 5300.00 for a field trip to Lewisville during the spring. They sold window cleaner, had two bake sales and sponsored several noon dances. Any mem- ber ot the club with a B average, being a good citizen, and showing interest in geography was Left to Right-V Kneeling: B. Summerson, C. Peace, M. Emanuel, A. Corridoni, T. Rocco, J. Kachonik, J. Tuzi, J. Dick, C. Catania. eligible for the trip. Papers titled Know Your Country Better Geographically'l were written by Charla Catania, Russell Balest, George Kopchick, Linda Kulik and David Zerfoss. Other activities included a field trip to Pittsburgh and a Geography Club party. Standing: J. Kelly, G. Tagliati, Mr. Anderson, T. Massimo, B. Ashbaugh, C. Porch, B. Ladue, B. Jones, D. Chrisman.