West Branch Area High School - Warrior Yearbook (Morrisdale, PA)

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TL DE T COUNCIL ROW l: Vicki Ryan, Judy Raymond, Jacci Kendrick, Amy Lucus, Dan Folmar, Val Snyder, Vicki Viehdorfer, Jackie Shive, Joy Kreiger, Dayna Hale, Mary Sue Blasko. ROW 2: Tom Prestash, Cheryl Vroman, Pam Martin, Vonnie Clark, Lisa Heichel, Sheri Coval, Connie Dobo, Kelly Denshem, Shirley Sedlak, Paulette Humenik, Mary Vroman, Rose Rudella. ROW 3: Beth Smeal, Julie Sallurday, Lisa Wick, Vicki Smolko, Dana Piedmo, Mary Ann White, Denny Luzier, Jonathan Fetter, Janet Shive, Paula Yatchik, Stacey Fahr, Amy Heathcote, Tim McClime. ROW 4: Tina Meeker, Jane Vroman, Dawna Stiner, Minnie Hutchings, Penny Dunkle, Valerie Hanslovan. Bobbie Baronak, Jody Lesko, Amy Martell, Jennifer Kardohely, Leann Jones, Rona Little, Gina Little, Lauire Beck. Student Council involves a representative section of the student body. Members are elected by their peers, one from every home- room. Each member must possess a high quality of character and a responsibility to duty. The Student Council organizes various school events such as dances and sales to ben- efit the school. Other activities, such as the visit of the Bloodmobile, are also planned by the Student Council. i Ki k ii S if Student Council Ofiicers: Jackie Shive ftreasurerj, Dan Folmar Cpresidentj, Val Snyder Cvice-presidentj, Vicki Viehdorfer Qsecretaryj. p X . T ifiggifi T bf ff sew X lla' ' :r X I XU N. Student Council 107

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PANISH CL B F ORMED ROW l: Mr. Garcia, Karen Bumbarger, Vonnie Clark. ROW 2: Lisa Heichel, Dona Braznock, Lisa Veneziano, Tina Plubell, Valerie Snyder, Gail Taylor, Michelle Polachek, Dana Pidemo. ROW 3: Julie Ferguson, Pam Martin, Jackie Krasinski, Pat Moore, Natalie Matsko, Kathy Polachek, Jodie Hubler, Janet Shive, Maryann White, Tom Pelton. The Spanish Club is designed to increase the cultural awareness of stu- dents and to emphasize the importance of foreign language study in today's world. To meet this goal it provides several enrichment experiences for its members throughout the year. Members of the club will become actively involved in seasonal presenta- tions to the student body, and activities for both Parent Orientation to the For- eign Language Program and National Foreign Language Week. Opportunity will also be made for a foreign travel experience. 'ii Wan if, 3 X, 1 X QQ ROW l: Lisa Heichel, Secretaryg Tom Pelton, Vice-Presidentg Dona Braznock Presidentg Shirley Sedlack, Treasurer. ROW 2: Mr. Garcia, Advisor. 106 Spanish Club

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YEARBOOK GREATLY IMPROVED ROW l: Annette Chutko, Karen Ennis, Bill Trimble, Carmie Cantolina, Lori Pedmo, Lori Krasinski, and Dave MacTavish. ROW 2: Kimberly Ann Cartwright, Beth Brilla, Vicki Smolko, Linda Matsko, Julie Ferguson, Pam Martin, Shirley Sedlack. :giggerjgd bitter than,ever EDITORS AND ADVISQRS 355iQg.25g3.g5j5,i3z..,, - 1 These were some of the battle eries of the 1981 Yearbook staff. Under the watchful eyes of an abundance of advisors, notably Miss Pearce, Mr. Petrunak, and Mr. Rodg- ers. the staff worked long and hard hours to give the yearbook a new look. lt was also determined that in the absence of the Editor-in-Chief that skateboards and yearbook work do not mix. An overly-ambitious staff even took on another task when it printed a Christmas Edition of THE ARROW, which was out of publication for five years. All in all, the staff did a great job, and upon the completion of this publication, many members turn their attention to a new beginning, namely the 1982 yearbook. ROW 1: Thomas A. Petrunak, Carlene E. Pearce, Thomas J, Rodgers. ROW 2: Annette Danko, Beth Brilla. Are they making a yearbook? 108 Yearbook