Snowden High School - Aquila Yearbook (Library, PA)

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000 C us todlans Top row flet to rzghl E Englehart L DOIIIIHIC M Cero Bottom row E Armondmo S Clark Wlth the ald of our custodxan our chool 15 kept 1n ldeal condltlon 0 Cafeteria Workers fLe I Io rzahtj J Qhm kx N Klob car J Fox 'VI Hlck 'W Donnelly A Dormg Knot p1cturedl Wnth the efflclency of our capable cook our tudente now enjoy warm appetlzmg lunche Bus Drivers Left to right-J. Schnegg, F. Snee, H. Thompson. M. Snee, A. Arnoni, J. Williams. J. Maranchi. 1 . lt is the responsibilitv of our bus , E '- drivers to get the students to school M safely and promptly. I4

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'Nw Top: E. Weinheimer, Vice Presidentg C. Topelski, Secretary. Bottom: W. Saine, Presidenlg J. Bakus, Treasurer. We began our long hike toward graduation when we were the first seventh grade to be placed at the high school. From the start. our group was character- ized by one thing-energy. ln the freshman year sports-minded girls joined the CAA. and vigorously enjoyed the week-long initiation. Our class also held a highly profitable bake sale and treated the school to a movie during the lunch hour. As 1956 rolled around. our energy bubbled over into constructive activities. Looking forward to the next yearis prom. we raised money on bake sales. We joined the Hi-Y and Y-Teens. taking active participation from the start. Three milestones marked our junior year. The first Our class sponsors. Miss Telban and Mr. Markley. have helped us in many ways during our last year here at Snow- den. Our success would not have been accomplished without their guidance. CLASS COLORS: Royal Blue and White CLASS FLUWER: White Rose CLASS NIOTTO: T he foundation of every state is the education of its youth. Senior register on page 91 Senior Histor was. of course, getting our class rings. This affirmed our success as members of the student body of Snowden. The second very important milestone was the Junior Class play. Every member of our class joined in to bring the school one of the funniest comedies in years, nTwo Girls and a Ghost. Number three was the final marker, the junior prom. For the first time in many years the Prom was held outside the school at the Youghiogheny Country Club. The theme, Emerald lslef' was displayed on the invitations and tickets that our class members made themselves. This year we have achieved another first. We are the first graduating class of the new Snowden Junior- Senior High School. We have tried to set examples for the underclassmen by presenting unity within our ranks. The senior play, L'Shooting High. was achieved by this unity as were our many other projects. We leave Snowden reluctantly and take with us many happy memories. ' 1