Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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U - Jnuu, First row, left to right: Betty Lou Stilley, Helen Sokol, June Anton, Josie Butler, Virginia Kuna, Lorraine Cusic, Rosemary Gorisek, Norma Dolfi, Margaret Boyka, Maureen Richardson, Dolores Zupancic, Marion Kozak, Norma Lee. Second row: Flora Haberstock, Alice Thieret, Nancy Neff, Dora Condie, Margaret Brandis, Lorraine Supinsky, Jackie Griffith, Alice Malli, Bette Polacek, Lois Verno, Marlene Schmitt, Carole Petrovich, Angie Buttice, Carolyn Tessaro. Third row: Mrs. Tremont, Anita Sullenberger, Mary Popovich, Marie Bretschneider, Mary Jane Boyer, Amelia Kratotil, Dolores Deak, Joan Opferrnan, Francis Olson, Mary Ellen Haberstock, Donna Griffith, Irene Batelli, Dolores Blashick, Mary Jane Lomago, Dolores Wisniski, Mary Lou Elford, Johanna Kellor, Iris Kennedy, Margaret Wilson, Janie Merenic, Theresa Martin, Fourth row: Bertha Williams, Donna Kupcha, Mabel Briggs, Myrna Vaira, Arlene Bell, Betty Jane Atkins, Virginia Bott, Donna Randall, Virginia Walchak, Marlene Petrovich, Jeanette Jackson, Irene Pokrzywa, Elizabeth Collins, Dolores Spokovich, Betty Ann Trax, Virginia Vettori, Mary Pope, Dolores Whitesides, Mildred Montgomery. First row left to right Bull Houston Albert Lattore Donald Barton Clyde Kepple Eugene Jox John Ondos Donald Resnik John McClymont Carl Haberstock Joe Jerm Lloyd Leonard Joe Cusic Ambrose Bloshich Roy Melani Frank O Black Second row Mr Cherney Lou Gorisek Jim Verno Rudy Dudu Lackovlc Robert Hardinger Bill Stanko Charles Cusic Jimmy Pust Ray Love Bill Trover Joe Batelln Third row Bill Gruftith Robert Brunetti Alex Neil Richard Cashdollar Joe Kaminsky Edward Schallen berger Harry Daugherty Russell Moore Michael Hollerich Edward La Pata Tom Brandis Teddy Guza Donald Lamuth Tom Hardinger Tony Kratotil James Cook Wendell Schallenberger Hugh Todd Evano Lenzu IB I o - . I I : A I V I I I I , , , I I , . . , I . . I I 4 ' ' I I I F lfovich, Paul Popovich, Glenn Honan, Jim Casey, Reece Williams, James Rupnill, AfCl'1i6 TGFHBS, John . I V I I I ' I I I I I I U' Z I V V I I I A I , f . f I . , , , , , ,

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511114 dfhlaffr, dawuahon The Girl s Athletic Association is an organization which teaches the girls to become clean in mind in spirit and In body As a unit they strive for co operation with fellow members other students and the teachers They maintain good sportsmanship at all times Being an athletic organization the club sponsors the girls intramural basket ball games also the May Day Program This year forthe first time they held the athletic banquet for the boys Through the G A A the girls feel that they can look forward to a better future with htgher ideals The club advisor is Miss Emily Miller The following are officers OFFICERS Presndent Barbara Kepple Secretary Marlene Trapp Treasurer Norma Lee Barbara Kepple 511114, dgmtlmfball The gurls varsity basketball season opened on February 28 They met their opponents East Washington on their own floor The next two games proved victorious tor the gurls their opponents being Peters and Monongahela Good sportsmanship was displayed as in all sports in which Snowden participated The next two games were lost by the varsity although the scores were approxt mately two ponnts apart Our Girls Varsity of Snowden Twp has improved con snderably in respect to previous years High scorers for the year were Barbara Kepple Flora Haberstock and Virginia Vettori February 28 March 2 March 6 Snowden Snowden Snowden East Washington Peters Monongahela March I0 March 'I6 Snowden Snowden Bethel Peters Norma Lee 17 I I I I 0 Vice-President Virginia Vettori ' I 30 18 30 ' 38 16 17 28 T8 31 I9

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'14 jwm What us the Y Teens? It us an organuzatuon of gurls who are unterested n learnung to luve wuth others to help all un health knowledge spurut and servuce Meetungs of the Y Teens are held once a month lt us opened wuth a busuness meetung whuch us followed by entertaunments such as skuts whuch are prepared by dufterent club members also group sungung dancung and lustenung to records The Y Teens gurls are not only wullung and ready for theur fun and recreatuon but are also on hand when a call comes for help for the needy Among the prolects for the needy were makung doll clothes for dolls sent to orphanages and fixung boxes of clothung and food for chuldren overseas Some of the most outstandung events sponsored by the Y Teens are unutua tuon ceremonues holuday dances movues basketball games and to close the year a festuve pucnuc enuoyed by everyone who belongs to the club Advusor Presudent Vuce Presudent Secretary Treasurer lnvutatuon Hostess Sophomor Representatuve Musuc r Program OFFICERS Mrs Helen Tremont Aluce Mallu Bette Polacek Lorraune Supunsky Margaret Brandus CABINET Jackue Gruftlth Carole Petrovuch Nancy Neff Dora Condue Lous Verno Marlene Schmutt Margaret Boyka Thus year the Hu Y Club has taken part un collectung money for the March of Dumes and the Communuty Chest They dud a very flne 'ob Thus club us under the durectuon of Mr Cherney and the ofhcers are OFFICERS Presudent John McClymont Vuce Presudent Don Resnuk Secretary and Treasurer Carl Haberstock Chaplaun Joe Jerun Co Chaplaun Lloyd Leonard Sergeant at Arms John Ondos The purpose of the club us to teach young men clean speech, clean scholar shup, clean sportsman, clean luvung ln thus way ut wull help them become better cutuzens of our great natuon Roy Melanu T9 I . . .. ' i u I 1 . f I u , . A I I I f , S U i Z f