Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Row I-Mr. William Cherney, Tony Kratofil, James Rupnik, Roy Melani, James Simmons, Charles Cook, Jack Lee, Robert Bas- tanini, Thomas Smith, Archie Thames, Glen Honan, Reece Wil- liams. Row Il-John McClymont, Michael Hollerich, Lou Gorisek, James Verno, Lloyd Leonard, Evano Lenzi, Clyde Kepple, Albert Latorre, Joe Batelli, Alex Neil, John Lackovic, Paul Popovich, James Gil- lespie, Joe Kaminsky, Bill Galleghor. Row Ill-Joe Jerin, Wendell Shallenberger, James Fischer, Don- ald Lamuth, Carl Haberstock, Leo Cerar, John Onclos, Donald Resnick, Thomas Hardinger, Don Gadd, Teddy Guza, Paul Muir, Tom Brandis, Carmine Vara. - .Zend Row I-Evelyn Pope, Jeanette Jackson, Mabel Briggs, Dolores Blashich, Alice Thieret, Lois Verno, Norma Dolfi, Betty Lou Stilley, Ireen Pokryzwa, Frances Olson, Joanne Kellar, Norma Lee. Row ll-Dolores Spokovich, Janie Merenic, Marge Condie, Char- lotte Kaufman, Ellen Kastroll, Ann Brooks, Jackie Griffith, Iris Fay Moeller, Marlene Schmitt, Dolores Panaride, Jean Sebastian, Dolores Fircak, Audrey Waggett, Bertha Williams. Row lll-Loraine Cusic, Bette Polacek, Alyce Maili, Dorothy Crumby, Maureen Richardson, Margaret Brandis, Dora Condie, Flora Haberstock, Lorraine Supinsky, Carol Petrovich, Mary Kulish, Donna Kupcha, Anita Sullenberger, Hattie Barnett, Jessie Dalrymple, Margie Neil, Gladys Goggins, Norma Bruschi, lrene Wilcox, Jeanne Russell, Kaye Noble. Row IV-Angeline Buttice, Beatrice Quivers, Nancy Piel, Irene Batelli, Carolyn Tessaro, Virginia Vettori, Pauline Noble, Gerry Framancheck, Margaret Boyka, Patty Flowers, Edna Engel, Dol- ores Whitesides, Pauline Spencer, Stella Sharick, Iris Kennedy, Mary Lou Elford, Nancy Bretschneider, Shirley Marzoch.

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Annual induction and initiation of new members is a ritual observed by the Hi-Y every year. The purpose of this club this year was to unite more with the down-town Hi-Y branches and attend more of the delegates' meetings. The delegates chosen to represent the Snowden Hi-Y at the Annual Boys' Conference at Uniontown were Tommy Smith and Carmine Vara. The Hi-Y is under the leadership of Mr. Cherney with local branch advisors. Frank Pust OFFICERS President .s,... .... ...l...,,......., ...... C h a rles Cook Vice President ,..... .4.., J ames Simmons Secretary .....,..... ...,.,..,.. . . Jack Lee Treasurer , ,.,,......., Donald Gadd Chaplain ....,.... ,..... R obert Bastianini Co-Chaplain ............ ..,,, C armine Vara Secretary of Arms ,,...s ....... D onald Resnick ac 9 77 ' 987115 The main purpose of the Y-Teens is to teach the girls how to face and solve the problems that they will meet later in life. It helps the girls to become better citizens and develops them into fine young women. Before you can become a Y-Teen you must be initiated. The purpose of the initiation is to choose the girls that are good sports, and see if they can follow it through. After the candlelight service the girls are accepted into the club and they are proud to be called a Y-Teen. The annual affair held by the Y-Teens is a Freshman Party, where the stu- dents can become better acquainted. These girls have been successful in everything in which they have taken part, which proves that the Y-Teen Club is one worth-while for the girls to ioin. Doreen Kupcha OFFICERS Iris Moeller President .....,.,..... ...,,....,.......,,. ..., Vice President .,.,.. Secretary .,.,, ,. Treasurer ..... Jean Sebastian Dolores Pa na ride Cha rolette Kaufman Cabinet 26 Margaret Condie . Dolores Fircak Ellen Kastroll Audrey Waggett Jackie Griffith Marlene Schmitt

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io ogg The Biology Club is divided into two sections l and II. Meetings are held separately but both clubs work to-gether and combine their ideas and problems. All the members of the biology classes belong to the club. . The purpose of the club is to further and advance knowledge in the field of biology and to be of help to others with biological problems. Frank Pust OFFICERS Section I Section Il President . . ...,., Verne Waggett Bill Stanko Vice President ...,. ...., ...,.., J a mes Verno Carolyn Tessaro Secretary and Treasurer ..., Dolores Zupancic Anita Sullenberger g'0Uf6!C6l5t6l The Broadcaster has achieved its goal this year to better acquaint the school and the pupils with the parents at home. This paper is one to which the maiority of students subscribe, and one to which the students belong. The Broadcaster is very ably directed by Miss Vida Potter. The students who belong to the staff find at times dilticult and strenuous work, writing and re-writing articles and digging up all the news of the under- classmen, but they also find time for enioyment in the organization. Through the co-operation of the school, students, and teachers we have reached a great part in popularity. The paper brings the students closer together with neighboring schools, as the papers are exchanged month after month. Dorothy Jean Russell Editors Anne Brooks Jean Sebastian 28