Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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410135 Doctor Thomas L. Wilfong Doctor Wilfong, our school doctor, has a great many responsibilities. Every year his annual examinations detect the bodily disorders of the students of our high school. Mrs. Rosemarie Brunetti Mrs. Brunetti, our nurse, has become an attribute to the students of Snow- den High. In addition to helping check on the students, minor aches and pains, she assists our doctor and dentist in periodical examinations. Doctor MacBurney Doctor MacBurney, our dentist, sees to it that our teeth are always in good condition. He has such a pleas- ant personality that all troubles are quickly and easily placed in his hands without any fear whatever. Make a touchdown l l l Sure, l'll smile pretty Hold your breath now Coaches I l l You caught ine ' 21 . tl' f'z .'??? Come On, lets Cheer I ! I Loving couplt it 1 picnic Hows 115 or 1 pose Oh, you want my picture??? VVhat's this excuse for??? 12

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Standing-Robert Williamson, V-Pres., Robert Nagle, Treasurer, Seated-Barbara O,Black, Secretary, Cecilia Fulrrer, President. Uma Ugfic-mm, flazm, Zlflaimq, As We look back at the past years spent at S.T.H.S., many fond memories are recollected. Of course, that long road Was a bit rocky in places, but there Were more than enough good times to cover any of the sad spots. Let's take a peek behind the scenes, shall We! How can We forget all the fun and new ex- periences that We had in the eighth grade! Miss Phillips and Mrs. Ramaley started us off on the right foot toward becoming good citizens. It Was during this year that We got acquainted with Snowden. We admired and looked up to the Seniors. They represented a goal-a goal that We hoped We could someday reach. Believe it or not, we finally did. We found out that We were included as a part of this marvelous life- that we really belonged. It was truly a Wonder- ful feeling. F reshies! Gee, now we Were really in. The girls Were thrilled, because now they could join their first organization-the G.A.A. Three Whole days of initiation-they really poured it on that year, but We didnit mind. Other things were happening, too. There Were the different com- mittees that our class organized-the hall duty committee, wash-room committee, and quite a few others. We felt that We should do something for the place that was doing so much for us. Sophomores! Our third year in the high school found us quite grown-up and mature. We were no longer green,', but full-fledged members of Snovvden High. The boys got their opportunity this year by joining the Hi-Y, and the girls came through again with the Y-Teens. We had another first, this year-We sold pop- corn, coffee, and cold drinks at the home football games for the first time in the history of Snow- den, and We have been doing so ever since. Juniors! Oh, we were finally getting up there. We were enraptured by the splendor of our class rings. For days We Walked around our Alma Materv holding our hands out in front of every- one. Although we didn't have a class play, We made up for it by having one of the most beau- tiful proms ever to be held at Snovvden High. Our theme was Treasure Island and Russ Romerois dreamy music seemed to cast an en- chanted spell over all Who were present. Seniors! At last our goal was reached. This was the year of all years. The first item on the busy agenda Was the distribution of name cards. ln October We had our Senior pictures taken. We held a very successful skating party, and put on the first Thanksgiving skit ever to be presented at Snowden. 'December proved quite fruitful, as this was the month the Seniors put on their class play, Betty's Millionairev, which was truly delightful. All year long we were slaving on the yearbook, and our Work did pay off. We sincere- ly Wish that all the future Seniors can have as much fun and enjoyment as We did.