Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Board of Strategy Mr. Clifford Handel Dr. L. C. Thompson Mr. Albert Roadway, President Mr. John J. Bruce, Secretary Mr, Thomas McKee Mr. L. R. Cutshall, Supervising Principal Mr. Frank Reich, Solicitor Mr. Walter Dalrymple NO PICTURE H. R. Hosick, Treasurer Mr. Sam Engott iNew Member? In place of Mr. Thomas McKee 111 T111-sc V1-1 v 1'-v1111tf111 ti111vs lll'0l11l'fiOll We 1111111111 c-1111111111 o111'so11'11s to any is 1111111 1111111-1111 211111 111111-11-1-1111s. 1'1-111111-111s G h thing 111-11111111 with so 111111-11 c111111gc 111111 111'1s1' 111111 Z1 short t111111 ago w111'1- 1111t vx- ll t I t W I lll'l'.' -111,11.. 1-- . p01't1'11. i'111111g11s 1111 11111111t 11s 1111111 IIS 111 S 'l 0 '1 L hm mM1'l lSSml 111-111-vc l'Vl'll with lllll'XlK't'f0l1 111-111111-111s 11111' .Vllll 111111 111111111-1'1-1' sc-1-111s for tho 11111111c11t s1'1111111s 11111 315 sT111111- 11s illllf' 111.11111' lllStl- to IK. fm. tht, wml of Om. boys and gi T11t11111s. XX 11 11111 1112111 1111- 11115 1411' thc ,H , f I I , I, . . . .... 1 -... -. . .. -. . fl'llllllllgO1' 11111' 51111111 IS ll 111'st 111111 ui 111-- 111 'HUM 'ml um 1' 'lm 1 1U10l wtf fcnsc. 11ttc11ti1111. Six

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ADMINISTRATION 0,1111 Martin E. Weaver Principal D1-3.111 S1-:N1o11s: It is the winter of 19-13 - FC'11l'll2ll'f'. Reports 'l:l'0lll press and radio drive ll0lll0 to 11s tl1e fact that Ulll' nation 211111 tl1e i11eals 1111011 wl1icl1 it is founded. illlll those i11eals as they exist i11 tl1e he21rts of 1111111 and women tl1e worl11 over and i11 the gov- 0l'l1lll0llfS that they have formed to give expression to tll011l, face a grave crisis. Yet this crisis appears 110W to have 001110 upon IIS as E111 inescapable expression of l'lllll'llCflllg idealogies that were I11I10l'O1ll i11 the world-wide 0C'O110llllC crisis of the past two 11ecades. , Ilunian society is as living an 0111311113111 as tl1e people who are its 1-o1npone11tsg and progress isits life. The highway of pro- gress had come, 11ot to il 1102111 end. b11t to Rl fork with pron1issory signboards point- i11g Right 211111 Left and Flttltllllg, to the literate, Dictatorship or Democracy. To the people of the worl11 - to 11111112111 beings of flesh and blood and possessed of tl1e aspirations toward freedoni and hap- piness that are inherent to Man - the choice was 11ever a problem. Progress was to tl1e1n sy11onymo11s with more democracyg and lll0l'O democracy 111051118 21 f11ller par- ticipation i11 Governinent 31111 culture. We. here at Snowden, l1ave 110011 cog- nizant of o11r problems of to1lay and to- niorrow. IVC have consistently worked tllI'01lQfll our challenges with a view of being Ready For Service ill tl1e world of today and l'0ll1OI'l'OW. When new chal- lenges were brought to the attention of our public, we here at Sl1OWll0I1 have pllt forth our best to n1ol11 a pattern that wo11l11 bet- ter serve to give you, Seniors, the inental, physical, and spiritual equiplnent t11at you will need to preserve our Free11on1 From Fear, Freedom of Religion, Free11o1n of Speech, a111l Free11on1 From Want. It is on yo11r shoulders. Seniors, t11at we do here place tl1e lJlll'LlCl1 of responsibility for preserving an11 perpetuating o11r revered Freedoins through Olll' present crisis and on lZh1'01Igll the dark 11ays of transitioii. Many are the adjustinents that you will Five 111-1-11 to lllillii' so that o11t of this niaze we will again enjoy a worl11 at l'eace. lf you will hold tight to a few of the flIll112'lII101lt2ll truths that we-l1ave 11iscusse11 across tl1e table from time to time during your four years' sojourn with us, the11 we will be rewarded i11 tl1e fllllllgllt that we had 21 part i11 niolding the ki1111 of Aineri- 1021113 t11at we will 11ee11 now, during the crisis, during the perio11 of transition, and during the days WIICII we will again see the silver lining. To h11111b1e thyself whe11 the need arises is 21 virtue. To develop a devout coniidence in o11r leaders and lllSfltlltl0l1S that have earned your 1-o11tide11ce through past pCI'f0I'1l13llC0 a1111 results. To be critical -- b11t ILCVCI' over skep- tical. To respect tl1e C0llVlClZlOllS held by others to t11e point that yllll will weigh the pros and cons and then C0llSlSlIl'Iltlf' live by the adjust111ents that yo11 are expected to 1'll?1kC as a 111e111ber of a 11e111oeratic society. To refrain from giving it if you 2l1'C11,t big 0110115111 to grin a1111 take it. With sincere best wishes to yon, Se- niors, for 11 life aljlllltlklllt with oppor- tunities for Service to eonntr cl111rch home, and school, I remain .Ya 1 7 Yours to serve, MARTIN E. WEAVER, High School Principal.

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DEDI CA TED TO Our Graduates in Service NAME YEAR BRANCH OF SERVICE Artnak, Edward ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, 1938 ...................,.. Navy Air Corps Austin, James ..,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 1942 .Air Corps. Bainbridge, Robert ........ 1939 .Navy. Basher, Ewing ................i. 1939 .Air Corps. Black, Elliott .............,,,..,. 1940 .Army. Black, John ,..,...,....,...,,,,i... 1939 ..,.,,.... ...,..... A rmy. Borchick, Frank ,,,,,,,,. 4 ,,,, 1940 .Air Corps. Bruno, Joseph ,,i,ii,,,,,,,,,,,, 1939 .Marines. Buchanan, Robert 44,,,,.,,,,, 1940 .Navy. Ceyrolles, Paul ,,.. . ..,..,,4.,, 1939 .Air Corps. Cingel, Andrew ........,..,.... 1941 .....,.... ......... N avy. Cleary, Robert .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1941 ..,...,... ......... N avy. Comis, Bernard ,,,,r,,,,,,,.,4, 1940 .......... ......... A rmy. Damiolini, Dominick ,,,,,4 1941 .....,.,,. ......... A rmy. Dominick, Louis ,,,,,,,,,,,,4, 1941 .Army. Faletto, Silvio i,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.. 1939 .Air Corps. Fitterer, Charles ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1940 .Army. Furno, Aldo ...............,....,,. 1941 .Army. Gondella, Emil ..,.,,A.,,,,,,,.rA 1940 .Army. Gregurich, John ...,.,.....,,.. 1940 .......... ......... A rmy. Gross, Lawrence .............. 1941 -Army- Groznik, Louis ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1939 .Army. Guza, Joseph .,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,r,,, 1939 .Army. Hale, Donald A.,4r,,r,r,,,,,,,,4,, 1942 .Marines. Handchen, Harold ,,,A,,,,,,, 1939 .......... ......... N avy. Jevsevar, James ............... 1940 -Army- Kaufman, Charles ........... 1938 -Army- Kotow, Joseph ....,,,,4,,,,AA,,A 1941 .......... ......... A rmy. Kwapiszewski, Ralph ,,,4 1940 Army. Lipovsek, John ...,.,,.,,,,,,,, 1941 .Air Corps. Maloney, Alfred ,,,,,,,,r,,,., 1940 .......... .......,. A rmy. Markiewicz, Stanley ,.,,,, 1942 .Army. Mayer, Frank .................... 1942 -Army- McElheny, William ......... 1940 -Air COPPS- Milligan, John .,,....,,,,,,,,,., 1941 .Army. Minnick, Frederick .......,. 1941 .......... ......... A rmy- Mourey, Robert .,..,,..,.,..,,. 1942 .......... ......... A rmy. Nagle, Leo .....,,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1941 .Navy. Noakes, John .........,,,,,4,,,,, 1942 .......... ......... M arines. Opferman, Edward ......... 1942 -Army- Pontello, Alfred .......,....... 1941 -.--...... -.--...-- A rmy- Rigatti, Angelo .........,,.,.... 1939 -Army- Roscoe, Harry ..,,,,,,,,r,,,,,,,, 1942 .......... .,,...... M arines. Royer, William ,,,,,,,.,,4,,,,A 1941 .......... ......... A ir Corps. Sancewich, Adam r,.,,,.,,,A4 1939 .War College. Schultz, Clair ...,,,,,,,,,, 1942 ....,..,.. ........ .N avy. Secka, Martin ,..,..,,,,,,.,,,,,, 1941 .Marines. Sharick, George ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1940 .Marines. Siciliano, John ,.A,,4Ar,,,,,,,,, 1940 .......... ......... M arines. Simmons, George ............ 1941 -M81'ih9S- Smith, John 4,,4,,,,,,,, ,,,, 4,AA,,, 1 9 41 .......... ......... A rmy. Smith, Thomas .....,........... 1941 -Army- Snee, Rolland ........ 1941 -Army- Stich, John .....,,,.,.,, 1940 .......... ......... A rmy. Susko, George ....,,,,,,4,,,,,,. 1940 .......... ......1.. A rmy. Tobiczyk, Joseph ,4,,A4,,,,,,,, 1940 .......... ......... A ir Corps. Tourre, Louis ...,4,........,,,,,, 1940 .Army. Travis, Wayne .................. 1941 -Army- Waggett, Joseph ......,.,.,,,, . 1938 ..-....... ......... A rmy. . Waggett, Wilbur ,,.,,...,,,.,, 1940 ......... ......... A rmy. 61. Williams, David ,.,,,,,,,,,4,,. 1940 ---.--.... ......... N avy. 62. Williams, Frank ,...,,.,.,..., 1942 ------.... ......... N avy. 63. Williams, Mary 4,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, 1938 .......... ......... A rmy Nurse. 64. Williams, Thomas ........ .... 1 940 --------- --------- N aVy- 65. Yakopin, Joseph ..,r.,,,,,,.,, 1938 ...................... Navy. 'Deceased MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY 1. Citron, Albert - Army. 4. Petach, George - Navy Air Corps. 2. Markowitz, Frank - Navy. 5. Phillips, Joseph - Army. 3. Petach, Andrew - Air Corps. 6. Sowa, Walter - Army. N.B. - The above Roll of Honor was composed January 11, 1943. Our apologies to anyone who entered the Armed Forces after this page was print- ed. These names are represented by stars on the Honor Flag which hangs in the lower corridor of our High School. The flag was purchased by the Press Club of Snowden Township High School under the supervision of Mr. Martin E. Weaver and Miss Blanche F. Maloney. Seven,