Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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ll First row, left to right: Bill Logan, Charles Pope, George Humes, Eugene Jox, Ardvin Blythe, Alex Neil, Donald Barton, Clyde Kepple, Robert Hardinger, Michael Hollerich, Albert Latorre, Verne Waggett. Second row: Betty Lou Stilley, Norma Dolfi, Mary Lou Elford, Elizabeth Collins, Janie Merenic, Alice Thieret, Maureen Richardson, Dolores Spokovich, Margaret Brandis, Mabel Briggs, Eleanor Lee, Dora Condie, Lloyd Leonard. Row three: Anita Sullenberger, Lois Verno, Virginia Vettori, Jeanette Jackson, Francis Olson, Carolyn Tessaro, Carole Petrovich, Marlene Schmitt, Dolores Zupancic, lris Kennedy, Catherine Metz, Dolores Blashick, Irene Batelli, Dolores Whitesides, Donna Kupcha. Fourth row: Bernard Honan Robert Brunetti, James Verno, Bill Griffith, Evano Lenzi, Louis Gorisek, Reece Williams, Bill Stonko, John Lackovic, Donald Bores, Joe Kaminsky, Bill Gallegor, Joe Batelli, John Trax, Paul Popovich. yfzado, 70 Row one left to nght Philip Bowers Edward Schallenberger William Houston Harry Daughtery Richard Bottles Hugh Todd John Posego Joseph Cusic Robert Stlch Fred Noakes Ralph Pust Frank OBlack Second row Marne Bretschnelder Virginia Kuna Margaret Wilson Josie Butler June Anton Arlene Bell Myrna Vaura Rosemary Gorlsek Mary Jane Lomago Mary Ellen Haberstock Marlon Kozak Marlene Petrovich Virginia Walchak Mary Popovlch Amelia Kratofil Charles Cusic Tlllrd row Melvin Castelll Mary Pope Bette Logan Joan Opferman Theresa Martin Nancy Neff Donna Griffith Dolores Wlsnlskl Betty Ann Trax Donna Randall Virginia Boff Dolores Deak Mary Jane Boyer Helen Sokol Betty Jane Atkins Fourth row Jimmy Pust Jimmy Warren Jack Nelson Jimmy Cook Verner Benzo Richard Cashdollar Jack Cerar Ted Hale Russell Moore Freddie Austin Ray Love Rudy Dudukovich Ray Dobrowalskl Ambrose Blashlch Edward LaPata Bill Trover Sam Crumby 22 : l z I I : l ' I I . - I I - - ,,,, , I . I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I

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No matter what ails you-Mrs. Brunetti, our nurse, can usually find a suc- cessful remedy. Mrs. Brunetti along with Dr. MacBurney and Dr. Wilfong make a combination that will certainly cure your ills. Khnfuw, MUSlC WHEN SOFT VOICES DIE, VIBRATES IN THE MEMORY. A group of blended voices is heard every Thursday and Friday morning in the auditorium of S. T. H. S. at their weekly practices. Under the able direction of Mrs. Fallert, the girls enjoy their training and preparation for special assem- blies, P. T. A. programs, iunior class plays, and commencement exercises. Not only have these girls gained a greater appreciation in the field of music, but they have also had loads ot fun and many good times in doing so.

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QMHLDAA, These energetic Iuniors have accomplished many tasks and through thear achievements have discovered that what they do now decided their future Their fine co operation was shown in their numerous activities throughout the year such as the Christmas program and a successful play The lunior senior prom was very successful and was appreciated by the seniors they will have many happy memories Margaret Boyka CLASS OFFICERS President Jimmy Verno Vice President George Humes Secretary Marlene Schmitt Treasurer Dolores Spokovich jophnnwnea Showing off proudly that they will be ready and prepared when it comes time for them to be the Upperclassmen the Sophomore Class has challenged the present Upperclassmen with their desire to do things Among their many achievements and accomplishments was a very fine movie which was presented to the student body in assembly Knowing them through this past year and previous years we want to con gratulate the Sophomores on their Hne work and to welcome them one more step up the ladder to their goal Margaret Boyka CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Cashdollar Vice President John Posege Secretary Rose Mary Gorisek Treasurer Mary Jane Boyer 23 I , , . The seniors upon leaving wish to leave their responsibilities, from which, ,