Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Top How-j. Finch. lt. Hamilton, P C-. Lnskv. L. LlSlllL'li, vlias. nedv. lf. Cildernew, B. Atkins, XX Sxvatko, M. Undns, B. l ish'er, L Bell. NY. llK'l'lIl3l1lll, I. Bott, B w w . C.erar. C.. Leonard, B. Bflllll. B Scott, Miss Bnhle. Bottom Row-All. XVhite, L. Trnnzo 1 stock. B. llinton. C. Iackson. Top Row-1. Bock, D. Vest, 'll fana. L. Cashdollar, Al. Lat-kovie, C Vest. B. Acor, A. Terchick. A Bloronse. I. Melavec, XY. lohnson, I . Clihson tnra. P. Yaldiserri. Nlr. Jaines, Bottom Rowfli Ilndson, A. Trnssel IJ. Laxlevic, A. NVhiting, A. llnnt la. White, NI. lwhx, A. Neish, B 'lrox er. KI. NYelnster XI. Martin, B Moore, N. Cnskv. jopho , September 9 had finallv coine and goneg another semester of schoolwork had begun. But this vear wasnt quite the same as last Yfill' for our sophomores. A new feeling had coine over them. a feeling that what they did now would he their reputation later. Thev are bv no means a serious classg on the contrary, thev sponsored a victorv dance at-the end of football season. alwavs turned out for canteen dances. skating parties. plays. and the like. i Now prospective juniors. this progressive class looks forward to getting their rings and planning a prom that they hope to he the best ever at Snowden. Clam, 0fgl:CQ!1A, President Patricia Borcs Vice-President Clail Cnskev Secretary Dorothea Lalevec Treasurer . .. , john Stanko 225 Slnnnaker, S. Detwiler, A. Briggs, P. Boi'-es, C. Phillips, P. Crav, J. l4Lll'li0YlL', B. KVM-kerlv, J. Brown. Second Row-Bliss Telhan, lt. Mox- ley, NI. Nloonev, -I. Binnie, C. Ken- f l. Laing, G. Castelli, D. lXlorgan, D. Beech, B. Lesniak, K. Cheplie, D. Kratol-il, Nl. Nlerriinan, -I. llaher- llerda. D. Christopher, D. Parta- Sccond Row-XV. Costa, -I. Brnni, 'l' Barnett, F. Corisek, E. Znpancic. il. lloethner. l .A llardinger. AI. Zn- pancic. B. Brmlt. B. Xeil. P. Yen-

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Top Row - B. Austin, P. Morouse, I. Tully, D. Ferry. A. Boyer, M. Shin- kovie, li. NVhiting, H. ltitonia, I. Marzoeh, J. Siler, A. llainilton, Il. I Ierecy. Second Row - V. Ash, V. DiStefano, D. Martin, C. Spencer, B. Nagle. 13. Brown, I. Criss, hl. Uzinaelc, I. Kozak, C. Phillips, I. Coslak, A. Kline, D. Hough, Mr, Marltley. Bottom Row 7 C. Leonard, E. Ro- mano. C. Krauter, L. Nagy, M. Moore, D. Merriman, A. llindniau K. Thompson, I, Scvich. M. Patellos B. lox, L. Coniis, A. Geist-r. 1 7 Top Row - H. Stilley, ll. Atkins Al. Markiewiez, N. Sewehok, Thompson, XV. YVhitc, E. Cerar, . Fortino. s B. L Second Row - J. Brandis. T. XYilliam- son, G. Curry, T. Sigmund, B. Ilamilton, G. Miller, D. Pardini, R. vlaworslci, R. XVilliamson, B. Posego. Bottom Row -- B. Craft, N. Trax, B. O'Hlaelx, D. Liekovitch, B. May, C. Yaira, E. Kubis, M. Hughes, C. l ulu'c-r, D. Schmitt, S. Blashieh Did you bring your five-dollar deposit for your ring?v was the prevailing question asked by juniors one day early in the tall. The 'Kring manw was scheduled to come that morning. Many wondered when the rings would be delivered. VVould they come before Christmas? One day in mid-December this question was answered. VVhat a proud group of juniors We saw that day! They used every possible scheme to draw attention to their beautiful rings. Throughout the year this industrious class planned and labored for the Iunior-Senior Prom. They selected Russ Romerois orchestra to provide the music for this gala dance. KTreasure Islandv was chosen for the theme Bones, seaweed, pieces-of-eight, and old trunks were typical of the decorations for this original setting. Punch Was served from a barrel. Delightful memories remain With all Who attended this Wonderful dance. gm eggs-M- President ., . . . , . . ., .,.. . . . , Albena Boyer Vice president . . .. Iohn Uzmaek Secretary . ..... .. .. Barbara O, Black Treasurer . . . Mary Lou Patellos 24

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Top Row-I. Errington, N. Harding- er, C. Bieo, M. Gorsin, BI. Clark, T. Glasser, T. Sokal, L. Boff, C. Doring, C. -Iohnston, I. Drolder, P. Doenges, S. But-elli. Second Row-C. Proinano, Pr. NVil- liams, ll. lioitlmer, I. Shandor, D. Rosette, B. Callegor, H. Criss, D. Patellos, H. Cadd, I. Hudson, R. Pro, VI. Bauman, ll. Vlleyers, AI. Iaekson, J. Broglie, Miss Miller. Bottom Row-B. Milan, F. Crimes D. XY:-st, lt. Bastianini, C. Gates, A. Felix, S. Criffith, L, Iones, A. Langhurst, P. Fuhrer, E. Bainen, D. Ali, D. Richardson, C. Catalsky, D. Verno. Top Rowgli. Pwnzo, A. Ross, B. Zenkevieh, XV. Stewart, A. Yopek, J. Marieshik, M. Swek, S. Taylor, C. Morouse, -I. VVest, I. Hurst, G. McArthur, C. Hester. Second Row--Mr, Cherney, F. Stull, C. Artnak, I. Zupaneie, I. Foshaugh, R. Kraeuter, D. Strimlan, D. Siler. D. Twig! L. Hoff, G. Cates, VI. Boff, XV. Keller. ll. Tewell, Mr. Murray. Bottom Howfl? Nlitterneier, BI. Car- rington, K. Seeley, A. Milavee, H. Montgomery, M. Openshaw, M. Mt-Elhanev, S. Tlnmnell, S. Kinney. Sakeley, -I. llereeg, S. Lake, N. Radomsky. s jnmhnuzn. uXVhich room do l report to for science? Is algebra as hard as they say it isPv Such were the remarks We remember as We look back to that Warm day of September 9. They thought they were quite an experienced crowd. After all, it Wasnit everyone Who had had a Whole year of high school! This class, no longer composed of a group of adolescents, now took an integral part in most high school affairs. Their first step toward Winning the respect of the school was their Bon Fire Rally when they treated everyone with cokes and hot dogs. Soon this class of freshmen will be no more - its members will be sopho- mores. Wfe are sure that they will efficiently take on the added burdens of the year and the years to follow. aw. oggzwa President , . . , . .. Libby Iones Vice-President ,. Irene Errington Secretary . Ruth Bastianini Treasurer .. . ...., . . Alice Langhurst 26