Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Row 1 Mickey Dinatale, Hugh Miller, lerry Bores, Alonzo Taylor, Marvin Boyer, lack Hester, Charles Elko, Matthew McKee, Melvin Langhurst, lohn Proctor. Row II Yvonne Terchick, Ianet Iordan, Patricia Patellos, Mary Blaze, Elaine Olah, Nancy Leech, loan Schang, Shirley Bastianini, Nancy Zupancic, Betty Howrylko, Eleanor Blythe, Diane Schmitt, Kay Schang, Kay Benzo, Rosemarie Martin, Alice Bretschneider, Ruth Elford. Row III Albert Vettori, Lonnie Richardson, Dolores Iordan, Betty Crumby, Willa Mae Cauley, Rosemarie Kellar, Helen Briggs, Doreen Munsky, Ioann Manatini, Donna Strimlan, Donnis Wood, lanet Sloan, Shirley Iohnson, Pauline Mozley, Betty Grimes, Sammy Piccolo, lack Brown. Row IV Albert Cook, Clyde White, Theodore Wilderman, Otis West, lohn Iackson, Iames McArthur, Dick Thieret, Ray Krystek, Clark Ross, Robert Baumann, Harry Haenig, Leo Fortino, Thomas Harper, lohn Franz, Dennis Wood, Michael Cero, Frank Morouse, Frank lacano, William Stilley. Ljl 85Al0'L8lfL . i. .Q sri Qu Q Row I Iohn Brandis, lerry Gosliak, Richard Gilliland, Ronnie Boyer, Carl Pranevich, Robert Williamson, Robert Posego, Sam Romano, Bob Nagle, Glenn Phillips, Robert Klein, Delmar Hough, Thomas Williamson, Vernon Ash. Row ll Shirley Blashich, Bertha lox, Colleen Mellon, Barbara O'Black, Marilyn Hughes, Mary Lou Bott, Carole Leonard, Lucy Comis, Arlene Hamilton, lune Ann Deak, Donna Schmitt, Albina Boyer, Dolores Bottles, Diane Lickovitch, Dolores Ferry, Agnes Geiser, Patty Morouse, Ella Mae Romano, Carolyn Kraeuter. Row III Maxwell Shinkovec, Robert Roithner, Blanche Austin, Betty Iackson, Dorothy Smith, Marion Pranevich, lanet Marzoch, Rosalie Ritonia, Dixie Evans, Barbara Craft, Mary Lou Patellos, Carol Vaira, Bertha Grace, Marlene Purcell, Barbara May, Nancy Sewchok, Audrey Hindman, Gordon Curry, lames Martin. Row IV Robert Iaworski, Curtis Martin, lack Criss, Lawrence Fortino, Bill Brown, Ioe Markie- weicz, Donald Pardini, Bill Clark, Robert Criss, George Lancie, Raymond Whiting, Howard Stilley, Louis Booth, lohn Uzrnack, Wilbur White, George Spencer, Richard Klobcar, Edward Cerar, Ioseph Kozak. 26

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zfmiom The class of '52 has had a very active year. They have climbed the ladder of knowledge almost to its end. Their whole cooperation has made this struggle an almost smooth running one. They have chosen their leader and have aided him in all his suggestions. The lunior class has raised the school spirit lOO'Z1 by selling pins and pennants. They also had before game dances to bring up the attendance at games. We as Seniors wish them luck in their last step of the way. CLASS OFFICERS President ............. .......... R ichard Cashdollar Vice-President .... .. . Rudy Dudukovich Secretary ..... . . . Dolores Wisniski Treasurer . . . . . . Donnah Randall l. Batelli S5210 OWLOPQJ The sophomores have had a year of experience behind them in their high school life. During this year they have shown us their great school spirit, will- ingness to work, and their interest in the future. You can be sure that the sophomores are always ready, willing, and able when it comes to school affairs. Their participation and spirit are magnificent and their ''easy-to-get-along-with'' ways make them a very popular class. Although they still have two years before them, this doesn't discourage them whatsoever. They are striving for and hope to exceed all the goals that they have set up at Snowden Township High School. CLASS OFFICERS President ............................. Marlene Trapp Vice-President .... .... T eresa Dobrowalski Secretary ..... ......... B ill Gray Treasurer . . . .... Iulia Melani D. Blashich 25

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EQJAMQW The freshmen are now at the start of a great climb-the ladder to higher education-the peak of which they hope to reach Without much trouble. They have worked and made friends with the other students and showed great participation in all of the school activities. From the beginning they showed their Willingness to contribute what they could to S. T. H. S. This is a very important step, because they are beginning their high school career the correct Way. Good citizenship, proper attitudes toward students and school, and co- operation With the student body and the faculty are a few of their attributes of which they can be proud. ln four years We are certain that the class of '54 will be one of the best ever to graduate from S. T. H. S. CLASS OFFICERS President .... ................. . . Dennis Wood Vice-President .. .... Michael Cero Secretary . . . . . . Harry Haenig Treasurer .... . . . Patty Patellos D. Blashich QQ 8 D The Eighth Graders have one of the greatest tasks of anyone of the other grades. They must prove themselves in many Ways. The group that entered our school last September has already shown many of their great abilities by joining in on all our assemblies and community drives. They have already learned one of the greatest musts in high school- cooperation-and have used it often. CLASS OFFICERS President ....... . .. lohn Uzmack Vice-President . . . . . . Albena Boyer Secretary ..... . . . Patricia Morouse Treasurer . .. .. Ronald Boyer l. Batelli 27