Western Beaver High School - Aurora Yearbook (Industry, PA)

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urrenf J3i4cu.4Jion roup One of XVestern's newest academic organ- izations is the Current Discussion Group. It attempts to increase students' interest in current events and to provide a means of exchanging ideas about international poli- tics. Members strive to develop an inquisi- tive approach to world problems. Mr. Al- pern is the sponsor of this group which has proved to be a satisfying outlet for its members. 9 tag, S r tl,t Q S 'Yrs' .Nga Seated: C. YVelch, J. McCrccry, R. Welch, B. Hfittibslagcr. Standing: Mr. Alpern, sponsor, B. Cody, T. Kovalesky, C. Thorne, T. Holman. duquem , duque duque duque duque: duque duque umven vu -Q., Linda Black, secretaryg Rocco Longo, president: Mrs. Mlalsh, spon- .sorg Marjorie Hanshaw, vice president. real 50044 The Great Books Club was an educational addition to extra-curricular activities at Western this year. The club's purpose is to encourage appreciation of great liter- ature. The advisor, Mrs. XValsh, directed analysis of books which the students chose. Next year, the club's facilities will expand to include the works of Thackery, Bunyan, Vergil, Bacon and other great authors. Seated: B, Barrickman L. Black M. Hanshaw R. Longo Standing: M. MacLeod S. Baacke y x 100

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Wa es ',,......,....-'- ' . S Elizabeth Beresic, jfresidentg Thais Robinson, secretary: Barbara Lucas, vice pi esidentg Mrs. Safford, sponsor. s 3 X X Seated: L. Simmers, M. t -- Engle, C. Kubala, L lVelch, M. Schuffert, C Sullivan. Standing: R. Pil lar, C. McCreight, S. Nida B. Madish, P. Hlass, M YVhite, P. Nleavcr. Seated: K. Prince, P. Gif- ford, E. Gibson, A. Rob- inson, B. Lampkin, T. Robinson, Standing: P. Nicol, N. Secchiutti, V. Martin, R. Campbell, P. Deer, T. Jones, N. Jurich, E. Beresic. Seated: P. Hlaida, M. Mc- Ghee, L. lVelch, L. Stall, L. McGaflick, J. Justice. Standing: N. Doutt, R. Nola, J. Madish, D. Pow- ell, Montgomery, N. Arlov, K. Newdomski, B. Lucas, K. Madish, J. Flowers. x5 '....Mw- ,Library It is not necessary to memorize all the facts re- quired by a subject, but it is necessary to know in what sources this information can be found, Mem- bers of the Library Club aid the school in this respect, for they assist Mrs. Sallord in manage- ment and organization of the library. Classifying books and maintaining an information bulletin board are two more of their services which make the library a convenient place to study and to do research. as f-s-M-++- F . , W . ,,.,,. 1'-AA' V ' W'-gal.

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, Us .,.,, Z . ! 5' if f M ou th H: Clzriaf Youth for Christ is an inter- national organization designed to develop the spiritual lives of its members. It is one of West- ern's new clubs this year. We vastatore, K. Rice B. Nola, B. Mosura, A. Deem. laud fhiifll fOr their Christian profession and are sure it will be a guiding factor for their lives. Row 1: B. Deem, M. Nola, G. Talkington, M. Mosura, B. McMillen. Row 2: S. Traylor, K. De- unior Jvliglz . ramafica The Junior High Dramatics Club was organized to present early instruction to those of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades who are interested in dramatics and in the activities connected with it, such as play-reading, staging, speech-improvement, and acquiring ease in pub- lic speaking. Mr. Bonner stresses the importance of an interest in reading and a desire to learn to express one- self orally. Above all, membership in the club helps the pupil to determine his talent for dramatics and eventual i participation in senior high plays. Mr. Bonner, sponsor, Diane Page, vice presidentg Charmaine Bassar, trrfasuren' Theresa Stelf, jJresir'Ient,' Joyce Stephenson, secretary. Row I: J. Miles, Stephenson, K. Burchett, M. Preston, C. Britton, B. Defhigelo, B. Cody, B. Mastrovich, D. Page. Ron' 2: E. Martin, C. Jav- ens, C. Bassar, N. Bomestar, V. Judd, M, Fisher, T. McHenry. Row 3: W. Tresler, A. Simpson, Tomochak, D. Campbell, T. Stcff, M. Edwards. Q .f i 1 , A rare' Lx , ,