Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Qiwfg Q Row I-Norman Martin, Hugh Todd, Ray Dobrolowski, Richard Bottles, Sam Crumby, Philip Bowers, Frank O'Black, Joe Cusic, John Posego, Charles Cusic, Fred Noakes, Donald Lavern, Robert Stich. Row II-Virginia Kuna, Betty Jane Atkins, June Anton, Margaret Ann Wilson, Josie Butler, Mary Popovich, Mary Ellen Haberstock, Delia Bruni, Dolores Wisniski, Donna Griffith, Nancy Neft, Ther- esa Martin, Mary Jane Lomago, Della Ann Gray, Marion Kozak, Rosemary Gorisek, Arlene Bell. VF' N-yv Row Ill-Billy Houston, Joan Opferman, Betty Ann Trax, Donna Randall, Virginia Walchek, Mary Jane Boyer, Amelia Kratofil, Dolores Deak, Marlene Petrovich, Francis Dinatele, Myrna Vaira, Lillian Nemeth, Marie Bretschneider, Gloria Williamson, Betty Logan, Mary Pope, Virginia Bofl, Edward Schallenburger. Row IV-James Pust, James Warren, Virgil Fields, Wilburt Rich- ardson, Fred Austin, Russel Moore, Harry Daugherty, Jack Cerar, Ted Hale, Rae Love, Rudy Dudokovich, Jim Cooke, Vernor Benzo, Richard Cashdollar, Ralph Pust, Ambrose Blashich, Bill Trover. M...-Q sill Qu Q Row I-Wilma White, Hilda Quivers, Jane Hardinger, Marion Hardinger, Mary Cleary, Joanne Anton, Theresa Dobrowolski, Dorothy Gorsin, Adrienne Mahalkey, Janet Emph, Dolores John- ston, Roseann Brandis, Julia Melani, Sara Hudson, Mildred Pierce, Rosemarie Shirsky, Barbara Briggs. Row ll--Zammer Spencer, Joan West, Helen Barnett, Gladys Pierce, Ruth Bruce, Donna Lasko, Charlene Buresch, Jean Koontz, Jean Davis, Marlene Trapp, Lilas Sewchok, Willy Bee Bradley Loretta Johnson, Anne Richardson, Irma Lee Montgomery. Row Ill-James Felix, Walter Harriet, Wayne Love, Bobby Pod- lesnik, Albert Archie, Clark Ownes, John Prokop, Andy Trainer Gerry Prysbylla, Ronnie Gates, Edward Hamilton, John T. Jack- son, Robert Fosbaugh, Duane Kennedy, Donald Shandor, Nor man Flowers, Frank Zupancic, Richard Harriet. 1

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1 . .i-we-fr , -'Ti' I Herr. -r -- H omiom These energetic Juniors will go far in making this a bigger and better school and also will go far in the world of tomorrow. The class has had numerous activities throughout the year, among which have been dances, assemblies, and a very successful radio show. The Junior- Senior Prom was an enioyoble and successful event of the year. They have shown real progress in becoming seniors and have tried to achieve perfection. As we prepare to leave, we are passing responsibilities to the Juniors, know- ing they will value their Senior year as we have. Dorothy Jean Russell CLASS OFFICERS President ..,..., ..,.. .,.....,.,..,.., .r...... D o n ald Resnick Vice-President . .. ...,.. Donald Lamuth Secretary-Treasurer .,,.. ..... L orraine Supinsky Doreen Kupcha CSZIQ OWLOPQI5 After the hard year of getting acquainted with our high school, as freshies, the Sophomores have adiusted themselves to the routine of high school studies, activities, dances, and assemblies. This class has progressed rapidly since the first day at Snowden. They have held several programs and movies that were both educational and inter- esting for the students. They have also taken full part in our activities. The Sophomores are a group of ambitious and co-operative students, and will go far in this world and community. They have reached the half-way point in their schooling and are trying to prepare themselves to become better citizens. This class will forward together as they take their place as Juniors. Dorothy J. Russell CLASS OFFICERS President ,,........ ....,..........,. D onald Bores Vice-President ., .....,.... Bill Stanko Secretary ,,.,..,.. ,.., C arolyn Tessaro Treasurer ..... .,.., J anie Merenic l 21

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fe. W,,.E...,.Y ..,v,-7-far--Y -fi? - on , c7l 6f5Al'1'L8l'L The Freshman Class is one of the most energetic in our high school. They have co-operated to the utmost in all the school activities in which they have taken pa rt. These freshies were preparing themselves for high school when they were Eighth Graders, and now they are looking ahead to the time when they can be called Upperclassmen. They are ready to continue their education, and with such a fine start, they will have no trouble whatsoever in their future years. Doreen Kupcha CLASS OFFICERS President ......... ........................... R ichard Cashdollar Vice President ....,., ....,....... M yrna Vaira Secretary ....,...i ..,... R osemary Gorisek Treasurer ....,. Rudy Dudukovich cfiglfl Qu Q The Eighth Graders have entered high school with respect for their fellow students and their teachers. By co-operation with the upperclassmen and each other, they have made the years to come seem promising. The Eighth Graders have been looking ahead and planning for the future. The training they receive now will be a great help in the coming years. They have learned how to act as high school students and have made themselves an outstanding class. Their willingness to help, and co-operation have shown us that they will succeed in anything they may do. Doreen Kupcha CLASS OFFICERS President .....,,. .....,........,..,......,.,...,. R oseann Brandis Vice President ,.... .... M arlene Trapp Secretary ....,... .,....... C lark Owens Treasurer ...., ...... R obert Fosbaugh 23