Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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Classes

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To the right are four members of the junior high faculty: Mr. Daniel Mellinger, Mr. Paul Guza, Mr. Ray- mond Bauer, and Mr. Charles Bil- onich, Mr. Mellinger teaches civics, English, and mathematics on a ninth-gracle level, the others con- duct self-contained eighth-grade YOOTUS. .,....--w X 'T' ,. -We ann 5 M SERVICE WAS THEIR CONSTANT AIM Mrs. Rose Marie Brunetti Istandingj, the school nurse, is conferring here with her assistant, Mrs, Dolan. Accurate records are kept of the meclical and dental check- ups made of each student under the direc- tion of Dr. T. L. Wilfong, school doctor, and Dr, J. C. MacBurney, school dentist. Mrs. Julia Smith Clettj is one of the custo- dians who faithfully serve the needs of the teachers and pupils at Snowden by keeping the school warm and clean. The other cus- todians are Mr, Michael Fircalc and Mr. Am- brose Blasich.

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i. WE PLANTED OUR FEET FIRMLY GQQ Q Q QQ SENIOR FOOTPRINTS Footprints of eager freshmen in 1953, changing classes for the first time . .. going out with high elation for the football team ... ioining G. A. A. Footprints of brash sophomores in 1954, ambling like kings and queens up and down the halls . . . getting initiated into Y-Teens ... being accepted by Hi-Y. Footprints of confident iuniors in 1955, skimming merrily and airily at skating parties treading heavily under loads on scrap drives racing to get class rings and dis- playing them to iealous underclassmen .. gliding dreamily across the shining floor at the Junior Prom to the heavenly music of Lee Barrett's orchestra. Footprints of lordly seniors in 1956, stroll- ing first into assembly on the senior's one-bell call . . . leading all the teams and clubs as cap- tains and presidents . . . getting pictures taken for Aquila exchanging name cards and yearbook pictures . .. saying Happy New Year when 1957 came . . . walking down the aisle at Commencement . .. trudging up the Capitol steps in Washington, D. C. looking for jobs . . . going on to college. Capable is the word for the popular leaders of the Senior Class of 1957, who are heading, in this picture, for another class meeting: Whitey Criss, president, Chuck Wrana, vice-presi- dent, Lou J. Boff, secretary, and Rich Kraeuter, treasurer.