Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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omiom - Oowne men The class of 45 started their activities off with a bang . After due consideration, they asked for a meeting of class members. The meeting was held in Miss Maloney's room in the presence of Mrs. Petrovich, Miss Tercheck, and Mrs. Danley, the class sponsors. Mrs. Petrovich set down the qualities: loyalty, self-confidence, and leadership, that the officers selected should have. Just as in days gone by each member anxiously waited when the signal for class rings would be given. This year a new group, bub- bling with conhdence in themselves participated in golf, basketball, soccer, and football. We re- gret that they did not take advantage ofthe two years of experience they might have had if they had taken an active part in activities during their Freshman and Sophomore year The Juniors represent Uncle Sams Soldiers on the home front destroying all the Gremlins that will hinder their efforts toward a speedy vic- tory. At the present date they have collected 1,735 tin cans, and the movement is moving along in good fashion. All their extra spending money has been set aside for the rainy day through war war bonds and stamps. With their knowledge of leadership, the de- velopment of character, the growth in self-con- fidence and through their cooperation with others, they will prove to be another progressive Senior Class. OFFICERS President Paul Guza Vice-President Evelyn Albert Secretary Esther Glod Treasurer John Bruschi Dorothy Hale FIRST ROW Left to Rlgfht Ethel Jenkins Dorothy Trax Jane Kulik Regina Haenig Emma Luznar Ann Kokal Barbara Herbert Estelle Haberstock Pauline Elko Margaret Quintrell Norma Melani Narabelle Whiting SECOND ROW Sidney Love Jean Lou Leatherman Esther Handchen Josephine Nostis Isabel Nostis Elouise White Mary Mall: Lillian Jenkins Dolores Markiewicz Angeline Dolti Raymond Gondella Reynolds Miller THIRD ROW Carl Piccolo Edward Cin el Rudy Resnik Eugene Nesky Eugene Galbani Eaward Swatka Gerald Castell: Paul Guzo Anthony Logar Ro ert Thi ret Donald Triller FOURTH ROW Esther Glod Beatrice Fischer Jessie Wilson Helen Nagle Henrietta Celin Evelyn Albert Ann Grobin Wilda Barton Josephine Tarr Mary Zahora 25

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,Silo 0m0re5 - zfmior yoyorenficed Here's to the Sophies who came through the portals of our school with a willingness and an enthusiasm to enter the ring for their second round. Their seconds Jevsevar, Ocepek, Lenzi, Wattik, and trainers Miss Telban, Miss Sigmund, and Mr. Dumm have impressed upon them the necessity of close coordination between mind and body, the benefit of clean and fair punches, and cleanliness of mind and body. Their managers, the faculty, and the ref- eree, Mr. Weaver, are constantly on the lookout for all physical and mental development. Dur- ing this second round there were a few hay- makers that weren't blocked and the referee had to step in with his warnings but very few knockout jabs except for the downfall of the axis. The fighters collected 1279 old records to help build up the morale of our fighting sol- diers, sailors, and marines, plus their quota of war bonds and stamps that were bought during this time. Hurrah!! for the Sophies who took that sec- ond round and who will continue to win during their battle for education. OFFICERS President Albert Jevsevar Vice-President Violet Ocepek Secretary Milena Lenzi Treasurer Joseph Wattik Dorothy Hale FlRST ROW Left to Right Frank Stitch Robert Wallace Chester White Edward Strimlan Robert Engott Thomas Rogers SECOND ROW Dolores Droder Geraldine Lec Ruth Leech Mary Ellen Kurtak Thelma Lee Virginia Oden Rosemary Butelli Milena Lenzi Geraldine Davis Angeline Groban Minnie Pearl Dorothy Manuel Ann Albertosi THIRD ROW Sadie Mae Warren Margaret Austin Hattie Clemens Jean Dalrymple Dolores Vairo Gloria Sebastian Elizabeth Fabiszewski Nancy Rebarnilr Dorothy Mey Dorothy Taylor Gayle Pierce Violet Ocepek FOURTH ROW Robert Oskln William McBride Donald Hellier Albert Hale Walter Rodgers Rose Cic Eddie Mae Archie Robert Eidago Albert Jevsevar Theodore Semak Paul Kellar Eugene Ocepek FlFTH ROW Lillian Maman Leona Morton Ann Sokal Josephine Bu tice Romaine Sunday Albina Skerbetz Mary Kratofil Helen Bruni Margaret Post Shirley Leonard