Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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7 CQVLEIWOCJLLCELOVL WE THE SENIORS OF SNOWDEN THE CARDINAL PRINCIPLES OF EDU CATION AND WE SHALL BY PRINTED WORD AND PICTURE TO FURTHER TELL OUR STORY THE AOUILA WRITES ON va ' TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL, BELIEVE IN

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i L, S ..,v-5 5 ,- '4' 'W'-by-vs ART SUPERVISOR MRS EMILY KING Glrls Mural Mass Margaret Terchek Boys Mural Mlss Blanche Maloney Emelaa Lorenz: Chairman James Leech Chaurman Geraldine Casey Alan Johnson Lois McClymonf James Mowrey Jennie Sirnmlan Roland Wlsnusku Betty Droder

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FIRST ROW Cleft to Right' Virginia Hoberstock Mary Strimlan Agnes Slovak Eris Gene Bashor Ruth Schang Bette Cingel Mary Hollerich Helen Matias Martha Hindman SECOND ROW Miss Maloney William Trax Joy Schang Phyllis Schultz Dorothy Hale Cecilia Harbutz Jean Riggs Virginia Cusic Mildred Albert Mr Weaver THIRD ROW William Caldwell Charles Spencer Howard Sedan Domenic Pom: Paul Droder John Ambrose Charles Peternel John McConkey Anthony Ferrell: ,MA 52 wg As the seniors of 44 it is at last our privilege to publish the Aquila This year our theme is Education for Victory Today we are struggling for the preservation of the four freedoms Free dom of Religion Freedom of Speech Freedom from Want and Freedom Sciences and all our other studies we were learning to educate ourselves for Victory and the period of transition that is ahead of us Armed with the expert ences that grew out of our sublect contacts we hope to be able to meet all our future problems with courage endurance and success for we realize that we shall be the future leaders of this Democracy Our chief concern at this time is cooperating in all the drives such as the collection of paper fats rubber and metals that will help our government supply our fathers brothers and relatives with the necessary ammunition that they need to bring an end to this war The buying of stamps and bonds is another one of our prolects that we have carried on with pride In preparing our Aquila we the staff are grateful for the many experi ence advantages that it has given us We have become closely associated with one another and we have learned through working together for a common pur pose the good that comes out of a united front We have become more confident of ourselves and have learned of the values that accrue from concerted action Our kind advisors Miss Maloney and Mr Weaver will never be forgotten They have helped us with our problems and have graciously given us guidance and suggestions of help in the buildinq of Our Book To all those who have helped us make Our Aaunla of l944 a best seller we wish to extend to you our hand of thanks Dorothy Hale 7 . - 11 11- - - - - 11 - 11 - ' ll ' ' Il - - 11 - ' ' ll ll ll Il ll Il , , , from Fear. Throughout our courses of Mathematics, English, History, Civics, , . I . , , 1 - - - - l - - 11 - ff , , , ' ll ' ll ' F I I I - I . I f - I ' fl . ' ll ll II ,