Trafford High School - Reflector Yearbook (Trafford, PA)

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Qhdmdflk, Klub The Dramatic Club which consists of stu- dents from the Sophomore and Iunior classes, began the year under the Cll1'6CtiO11 of Miss Bierer. The club did something new by organizing a Verse speaking choir which proved to be successful. ln addition to the verse speaking choir We produced a few plays in which a student director was chosen for the purpose of directing the play and choosing the characters. The officers of the organization are Bose Bucar, president, Buddy Calloro, vice presi- dent, and Dolores Czapor as secretary and treasurer. I First Row: , D. Czapor, F. Lefllcr, J. Iovino, P. Kain, C. Dcl Rosso, E. Bruno, R. Drakulic, F. anip, C. Bussard, M. Schopp. Second Row: E. Krupar, E. Bugiski, R. Bucar, I. Cotch, E. Matulia, E. Valcourt, B. Petrina, B. Mikan, C. Carnack, J. Meagcr, N. McKee, A. Sawsak, M. Anthony, L. Vaccaro. Third Row: B. Dumm, R. Holland, B. Calloro, B. Groth, H. Serfling, D. Divens. Qcbnie, jnam, The Debate Club Whose members are Eu- gene'Patrick, Anna Mae Nabuda, Loretta Vac- caro, Betty Petrina, Lois Wanner, Iohn Hartzer, Janet lovino, and Robert Scales, is a newly or- ganized club under the direction of Miss Bierer. The first debate Should Eighteen-year-olds Voten Was given in assembly just before election day, a month later the club took part in a panel discussion on the usefulness of the electoral col- le e. gNext they debated Should the United States Support a Federal Unionl' in a coaching confer- ence at the University of Pittsburgh. Finally, on March 27, the team Went to California State Teachers' College to take part in the section tour- nament. 29

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az.-mr . spaaa The National Honor Society was established to better stimulate and promote high ideals of citizen- ship than were being realized through either the emphasis on physical or on mental accomplish- ments. The qualiiications for membership are excel- lence in character, scholarship, leadership, and ser- vice. Those members chosen from last yearis Iunior class were David Iosephic, Edward Lenart, Mary- ann Mikan, Evelyn Morrow, and Frances Stojako- Vich. The initiation program is set off with an impres- sive candlelight ceremony under the sponsorship of Mrs. C. V. Lloyd. Speeches are given by senior members and the new members are presented with National Honor Soci ety pins. Sfudnld, annul The Student Council is the governing body for pupil activity in Trafford High School. It is a non-profit organization which has done much for the benefit of others. The Council held its annual Christmas Hop on December Among other projects held throughout the year were afternoon dances, the selling of engraved pencils, and the collecting of clothing for Clarence Fee. The students sup- ported these projects generously. Later in the year representatives were sent to the con- vention of the XVestern Pennsylvania Associa- tion of Student Councils which was held at Duquesne High School. ,Bottom Row, Left to Right: I. McHugh, A. Toochcck, R. Stecklcr, A. M. Nabuda, B. Mikan, A. Paul, E. Horanic, D, Czapor, F. Lcfllcr, S. Lawson, Minto. Top Row: K. Matulia, P. Morocco, D. Cunningham, -I. Lawrence, D. Croth, D. Ioscphic, R. Mathias, T. Davis, H. Dobos, B. Ogle, K. Mathias, D. Traficantc, M. Mikan. . 28

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L' a, Klub The Camera Club started its new year by electing these oilicers: President, james Juli- an, Vice President, Graham Grubb, Secretary, Betty Petrina, Treasurer, Rose Bucar. The club has increased its membership from 20 to 51. fi The members have been taking pictures of many of the important activities during the year, their latest being the May Queen and hercourt. The club held its annual Sadie Hawkins' Dance on November 17 with Anna Mae Na- buda as Daisy Mae, and David josephic as Standing: I. julian, I. Gotch C. Jones, R. Mathias, G ens, H. Settling, R. Dumm VV. Galore, A. XVisser. Minto, D. Morocco, V. M. son, I. Tomkowicz. setti, I. Louderback, E. fo, L. Cush, I. Iovino, L. Shawley, N. J. Bradly, B. Neale. coz, B. Ienkins, B. Valcourt, I. McHugh, I. Capets, I. jones, W. Lawson. Li'l Abner. The decorations were designed by Helen Serfling. Cn the walls were little pairs of blue jeansv with all the usteadiesm names on the pockets. These proved to be very decorative and furnished all the girls with something to help them remember the dance. During the week of February 27 the Cam- era Club held its National Scholastic Award Exhibits. Plans for the Held trip in May have the members all excited, for field trips, besides being useful are always so much fun. Grubb, E. Patrick, D. Divl Sitting: R. Scales, F. Leffler, I. Iovino, E. Bruno, B. Pe- trina, D. Wislocky, R. Bu- car, L. VVanner, P. Prines. Row 4: D. Fuliyonic, M. Dil- more, E. Smithlwwer, S. Skelley, M. Lnpcevich, B. Bradley, J. Lawrence, Z. Yourcheck, NV. Gastowski, Row 3: R. Petrichko, M. A. Nabuda, R. Snnovick, R. M. Petrini, S. Lacivita, I. Smith, I. Carton, W. Wil- Row 2: M. Newman, R. Ros- Kain, D. Draganac, I. Ruf- Row 1: P. josephic, C. Pre- moshis, I. Smith, T. Mar-