Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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BUT THEY, TOO, WERE LOOKING AHEAD Top Row fleft to rightj: D. Roithner, F. Martine, T. Holland, J. Jack son, G. Holzhauser, O. Moore, F. Lackovic, F. Roskov, L. Roger, C. Johnson, R. Mencor, M, Ross. Middle Row: R. Martin, E. Jaworski, J, Lawrence, T. Sakely, D. Kinney, B. Roab, J. Kirkpatrick, J. McArthur, B. Perrott, J. Jackson, J. Kaminsky, E. Kaufman, R, Guskey, T. Ross, Miss Miller. From Row: J. Hughes, C. Ocepek, S. Pat- terson, J. King, J. Schemnitzer, J. McMahon, K. Kratofil, K. Hensley, J. Openshaw, J. Luznar, J. Paul, L. Petrosky. Top Row lleh to rightj: R. Gierlack, M. Butrice, E. Costello, G. Atkins, W. Buresch, C. Clark, S. Fite, T, Franz, J. Culhane, K. Baumann, L. Campbell, C. Benz. Middle Row: Mr. Mellinger, G. Carrington, N. Acor, P. Gatalsky, B. Dolfi, O. Bahcany, B, Baumiller, A. Atkins, G. Erringron, J. Barali, H. Brown, K. Ashley, S. Bowen, K. Dixon, N. Clendenning. Front Row: D. Breinig, C. DiStefcxno, C. Gcxrdill, H. Gates, R. Bock, A. Borchick, J, Benzo, J. Crownover, J. Bruni, R. Fulton, L. Detwiler, B. Berger. 29

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THE FRESHIES WERE FULL OF FUN Since the seniors go to Washington, D. C. as the climax of their work at Snowden, the freshman officers are planning early to raise money for their trip. Conferring here are Cleft to rightjz Joyce Luznar, secretary, Grace Errington, vice- president, Joseph Bruni, president, and Joyce Kirkpatrick, treasurer. The Freshman Class was the largest group in the high school, consisting of 'IO6 members. The smallest section, with 23 en- rolled, reported to Mr. D'Andrea in the li- brary. Miss Miller had 41 in her group, while Mr. Mellinger's class topped all with a total of 42 members. Miss Emily Miller was the class sponsor. -,-N., 'uv' J Y Q, V -...M Q :Qi rg-.'W 'h, fi. ww. 5 e W F 4 ,N . :.- 5 Under her guidance the following projects were planned: lil a Christmas movie, pre- sented to the faculty and students on Decem- ber 21, C21 a bake sale, designed to raise money for the class trip to Washington. The class is proud of the funds it has managed to raise for the big events of the next three years. Top Row lleft to rightj: R. Taylor, D. Shinsky, J. Smith, I. Semko, R. Weinheimer. Middle Row: Mr. D'Andrea, W. Sunday, S. Stankewicz, J. Shumaker, C. Trunzo, K. Tosic, R. West, N. Velmer. Front Row: L. Tomal, S. Shandor, V. Valdiserri, M. West, P. Sokach, G. Yanko, B. Watterson, J. Valcliserri, l. Skerbetz, N. Williams. 28

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Top Row fleft to rightj: J. Pol- utnik, G. Topolci, D. Hester, G. Ripple, W. Kirch, K. Englert, W. Gocld, W. Usnick. Middle Row: G. Jones, N. Lothbury, A. Davis, F. Terchick, J. Me- houlik, F. Lyons, J. Stilley, S. Keefe, B, Condie, L. Munson, Mr. Guza. Front Row: S. Kes- Ter, D. Perrott, E. Homroclc, L. Craig, B. Deliazio, R. Kriceri, J. Gondella, C. Keller, N. Kin- ney, E. Shoemaker. GRADE 8 WAS DIVIDED BUT LOYAL Becouse the high school was overcrowded, Guzo. Though divided from their closs, this cu Third of the eighth-graders were sent this group Ccaloovej, like the Two below, was in- yeor to South Pork School under Mr. Poul tensely loyol to Snowden. Top Row Klefl' To rightl: D. Benson, V. Taylor, l. Rundless, N. Kirschmon, R. Peterson. Middle Row: Mr. Bilonich, M. Angelo, G. Motevich, H. Smith, R. Felix, W. Gorsin, W. Milo- vec, C. Pope, G. Anton, J. Lewis. Front Row: B. McEl- heny, K. Smith, C. Paul, V. Armstrong, T. Supinski, R. Kol- inowski, G. Minehort, L. Mor- tin, B. Yanketis, M. Criss, S. Waggett, B. Hess. Top Row Cleft to rightiz L. Schingel, C. Detwiler, G, Green, W. Miller, J. Briggs, D. Ross, F. Clark, J. Crivello, J. Gorsin. Middle Row: Mr. Bauer, G. Foster, B. Roger, F. Jackson, J. Potter, F. Crile, C. Grubesky, A. Franz, J. Kress, B. Albright, D. Dailey, N. Guthrie, S. Jackson, C. Har- butz, E. Johnson, C. Nichol. Front Row: G. Horvey, A. Ma- halkey, T. Bolitho, D. Hall, D. Ali, A. Chesnar, G. Fontanesi, W. Nookes, J. Paul, R. Loeffier, R. Boff, W. Roadway. 30