Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Top Row-R. Patellos, I. Droder, I. Hurst, C. Iohnston, A. Ross, C. Doring, R. Gadd, M. Clark, L. Buff, M. Gorsin, T. Glasser Second Row-I. Erring- ton, I. Boff, S. Kinney, L. Boff, E. White, I. Fosbaugh, O. Felix, I. Hudson, N. Hardinger, I. McArthur, I. Licko- vich Third Row-G. Hester, P. Doenges, I. Bau- mann, G. Gates, R. Kraeuter, S. Griffith, H. Criss, A. Lang- hurst, R. Pro, L. Ioner. R. Gallegor, P. Fuhrer, D. Siler, Mr. I. Iaines Bottom Row-C. Gatal- sky, G. Artnak, S. Lake, I. Broglie, M. Carrington, I. Iackson, F. Grimes, W. Kellar, I. Herceg, I. Harriett Top Row-S. Thunell, A. Yopek, W. Stewart, M. Sweck, R. Zenkovich, S. Detwiler, I. Ma- xushik Second Row-I. Zupan- cic, I. Strimlan, I. West, T. Sokol, H. Weyers, D. Twigg, T. Trunzo, I. Shandor Third Row-Miss D. Fet- ter, A. Milavec, S. Sak- ely, D. Richardson, P. Waggett, D. Ali, R. Bastianini, C. Bico, M. McE1heny, S. Butelli, M. Openshaw, R. Montgomery, C. Mo- rouse, Mr. W. Cherney. Bottom Row-B. Milan, H. Tewell, D. Verno, R. Williams, D. West, E. Roithner, N. Ra- domsky, P. Valdiserri, F. Mittermeier, G. Quivers, K. Seeley 25 Klan, Ufficmw, President ..,....... ......, G ary Hester Vice President ...... ...,, . Alice Langhurst Secretary .......... ...... L ibby Iones Treasurer ,.., Carol Johnston SUM The Sophomore Class Was as fun-loving and likeable as can beg a group who participated in all the school activities. Their directness and simplicity Won new friends faster and kept them longer. They were loyal and sincere, and had a strong sense of responsibility with an outstanding Willingness to help others. They were a determined, level-headed group of students who were anxious to carry out and make each class project a huge success. Each student Worked in fellowship with the others. By good examples, every student and teacher respected and admired them. In return they showed consideration and respect to their teachers and classmates. Theyive made swell sophomores and in their humbleness, weire sure they will stay as friendly and co-operative as they are now. W.--

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The future Seniors of Snowden Township High School were very active in their striving to make enough money for the Junior-Senior Prom. They all worked very hard to make their class a success and a fine example for the under- classmen to follow. The Juniors were all very excited about the measuring of their fingers for their class rings, which they received in December. When they finally received their rings, everyone knew about it by the buzzing in the halls and the familiar words, Look at my ringv. r Always lending their constant and wholehearted support to the extra- curricular activities here at Snowden, they showed fine leadership and other admirable traits that made them a truly appreciated class. We, the Seniors of Snowden Township High School, are proud of the class that is to take our place as leaders of the school and set the example for the underclassmen. gm oggaw, President ........ ...,... .... I o an Lackovic Vice President .... ...,. A lvin Terchick Secretary ,... ,..... R uth Lesniak Treasurer ..... Wayne Costa 24 Second Row-M. Felixl Top Row-I. Bock, W Hermann, W. Acor, H Atkins, P. Gray, W.' Fischer, T. Herda, Ed Gilclernew, L. Bell, I. Boff W. Iohnson, R. Hamil-l ton, G. Gusky, L. Cash- dollar, P. Bores, A. Briggs, F. Hardinger, D. Christopher Third Row-Mrs. V. Ro- melli, R. Cerar, A.v Hunt, F. Gorisek, I. Finch, I. Bruni, I. Iias, F. Gibbons, K. Cheplic,' G. Kennedy, I. Harrold, Mrs. Maranich Bottom Row-P. Hudson G. Crownover, N. Gus- key, R. Neil, A. Trus- sel, R. Brodt, G. Cas- telli, T. Bamett, I. Haberstock, XV. Costa Top Row-W. Swatko, I. Lackovic, M. O n d o s, G. Phillips Second Row-A. Ter- chick, R. Lesniak, D. Partazana, P. Shu- maker, J. Lackovic, L. Usnick, D. West, A. Neish, A. Morouse Third Row-E. Zupancicj M. Webster, I. Zu- pancic, P. Laing, I. Stanlco, D. Morgan, I. Milavec, B. Trover, M. Mooney, D. Kratofil, Mr. Bozic Bottom Row-M. Martin, R. Scott, L. Trunzo, R. Mozley, B. Moore, P. Ventura, D. La- Ievic. C. Leonard, M. Merriman, J. Rinne

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3 The Freshmen took the hustle and bustle of high school life in their stride by forming the habit of rushing from class to class with the change of periods, They began to use their home rooms only to eat in and as a place to keep their books. They also became much better ac- quainted with the other teachers in the building Whom they had not come in contact with While Top Row -- I. Atki.ns P. Watterson, M. Chep- lic, D. Emph, D. Gru- besky, W. Franz, M. Harnrock, P. Bruschi, A. Rich Second Row - P. Do- browlski, F. Cerar, R. Johnson, C. Richard- son, P. Bleichner, I. Kaminsky, B. Holds- worth, H. Martin, W. Nagy, C. Hurl Third Row - R. Goslak, I. Klotz, 1. Ter-rant, F. Iessules, I. Ondos, M. Bane, F. Detwiler, K. Clemm, D. Sig- mund, B. Trax, Miss E. Miller Bottom Row - A. John- son, N. Armandino, G. Beck, D. Stilley, I. Broglie, R. Yanketis, A. Tosic, L. Berlich, C. Fontanesi, W. Fer- ry, F. Love Top Row -- B. Meyers, L. Johnston, I. Austin, B. Hamilton, F. Hop- fer, M. Bechler, K. Brandis Second Row - R. Bry- ant, G. Craig, D. Dix- on, R. West, F. Pope, H. Ednie, R. Stilley, I. Moore, J. Jordan Third Row - I. Cain, M. Zupancic, E. Schang, C. Phillips, R. Blashich, C. Grimes, G. Holsinger, I. An- gelo, YV. Fosbaugh, M. Lewis, Mr. R. Ned- widek Bottom Row - S. Briggs, E. Iaworski, I. Iias. F. Usnick, B. Zelena, R. Neish, P. Welker, D. Slifko, C. Tomal, J. White, P. White, P. Ferry in the eighth grade. Our humble schoolmates were always trying to better themselves, and they succeeded in be- coming a very co-operative class. They are care- ful never to hurt others' feelings. The Freshman Class is one of the reasons Why we should all regret our graduation and having to leave Snowden. flicefm, President ..,.... Vice President ...... Secretary ,...., Treasurer ...... Frank Cerar Josephine Angelo Anita Rich Richard Neish