Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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io ogy Row I-Norma Dolfi, Betty Lou Stilley, Maureen Richardson, Piel, lrene Batelli, lris Kennedy, Dolores Blashich, Mr. William Anita Sullenberger, Verna Waggett, Patty Flowers, Mary Lou Cherney. Elford' lame Meremc' Dolores spokovlch' Mabel Briggs' Row Ill-Lloyd Leonard, Eugene Jox, Bill Galleghor, Charles Row II-Lois Verno, Dolores Whitesicles, Jeanette Jackson, Bar- Bruce, James Gillespie, George Humes, Elmer Hughes, Paul bara Kepple, Carolyn Tessaro, Virginia Vettori, Carole Petro- Popovich, James Verno, Albert latorre, John Trax, Joe Batelli, vich, Marlene Schmitt, Dora Condie, Margaret Brandis, Nancy Alex Neil. 5061, C6Lflf8l Row I-lris Fay Moeller, Dolores Panaride, Virginia Vettori, Kaye Noble, Miss Vida Potter, Jean Sebastian, Anne Brooks. Row II-Margaret Condie, Irene Wilcox, Dolores Fircak, Pauline Noble. Row III-Nancy Bretschneicler, Ellen Kastroll, Norma Bruschi, Rose Mary Gorisek, Dorothy Jean Russell, Norma Dolfi. Row IV-Lou Goriselx, Maureen Richardson, Dora Condie, Mary Catherine Cleary, Betty Ann Trax, Alyce Malli, Andrew Trainer, Charlotte Kaufman, Donna Griffith, Dolores Wisniski, Marlene Pelrovich, Carl Haberstoclr, Lois Verna, Thomas Smith, Alice Thieret.

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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

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enior ir 5 Cyaowfw Row I-Margaret Condie, Ellen Kastroll, Charlotte Kaufman, Dolores Panaride, lris Fay Moeller, Irene Wilcox, Dolores Fircak, Jeanne Russell, Norma Bruschi, Nancy Bretschneider. Row Il-Pauline Spencer, Hattie Barnett, Margaret Semko, Zita Porochowylc, Mary Kulish, Helen Mogyoros, Ann Brooks, Shirley Marzoch, Jean Sebastian, Evelyn Pope. Row Ill-Emma Smulick, Gladys Goggins, Gerry Framancheclc, Pauline Noble, Stella Sharick, Jessie Dalrymple, Margie Neil, Audrey Waggett, Edna Engel, Kaye Noble. Row I-Mary Ellen Haberstock, Delia Bruni, Betty Ann Trax, Margaret Ann Wilson, Josie Butler, Theresa Martin, Rosemary Gorisek, Kaye Noble, Norma Lee, June Anton, Donna Griffith, Myrna Vaira, Mary Popovich, Mary Jane Lomago. Row ll-Miss Emily Miller, Dolores Wisniski, Helen Mogyoros, Zito Porochowylx, Marie Bretschneider, Lillian Nemeth, Jean Op- ferman, Della Ann Gray, Marion Kozalc, Virginia Kuna, Frances Dinatele, Nancy Neff, Arlene Bell. Row lll-Mary Pope, Barbara Kepple, Margaret Semko, Vir- ginia Boff, Amelia Kratafil, Virginia Walchak, Marlene Petro- vich, Betty Jane Atkins, Dolores Deak, Mary Jane Boyer, Donna Randall, Gloria Wiliamson, Betty Logan.