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

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ig, . 94. Xlfjj Row 1: XV. Critcher, D. YVare, B. Gibson, E. Carroll, XV, Hapach, P. Corak, B. Reed, R. Kidder. Ron' 2: P. Mahoxlich, D. Firle, S. Zawoysky, J. Caparuolo, Augustine, D. Haydin, R. Reed, N. Aukscunas, J. Deem, C. Nelson, R. Thompson. Run' 3: IJ. Little, R. Rockwell, R, Schon- delnieyer, A. VVaida, D. Merritt. r. and Sr. ncludfriaf 04114 Cfuba l i Z it 2 Dennis Haydin, jrre.xid1'11t5 Mr. Rowe, sgmmm-5 Blaine Gibson, vim Jerry Balser, jzresiderzlg Kathleen .'X0SL'i'llJ2lCl'lClA,S6Cl'Cf'fI1I'J'f Mr. Rowe, jn'e.su1e11t,: Joseph Augustine, xerrelfzry. 5P0'150 - Ron' 1: G. Brown, M. Szatkiewicl, P. Mlalton, P. Sullivan, J. Balser. Row 2: G. Caf- fro, D. Krizan, D. Kollmann, K. Aeschbachcr, D. Carothers, M. Mosura, J. Grimm. Role 3: B. McHenry, R. Blankenship, J. Crytzer. Row -I: J. Martin, S. Price, R. DeCostro. A... These clubs are designed to give their members an opportunity to learn more about woodwork and mechanical drawing. The students enjoy the casual atmosphere of the shop. Under the guidance of Mr, Rowe, members are encouraged to work on projects of their choice outside the regular school program. The extent of their learning was exhibited in the shelves they provided for teachers and many articles displayed at the Arts Festival.

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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 , ,

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Hobby club The Hobby Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Mar- chion consists of junior high students. The purpose of the club was to encourage and help young people de- velop constructive interests for leisure time. They began their year by planning a series of individual talks on each of their personal hobbies. The club engaged in model ship-building and exhibited various hobbies dur- ing the year. Despite the fact that they only met once a Week, they spent many enjoyable hours together, discuss- ing the Value of pursuing worthwhile avocations. H-N... -.gwn M- . f , S ,A Donald Allmacker, .f1'rw'lnry-tren.v11rer,' Mr. Marchion, sponsor, Dar- rell Dye, jn'e.vi1l1'nl,' john Petchel, sturlerzt council represerztritirfe. X s QQ, sg- E We xt- 1 , - is 3 '17 x S A . 1 lv- 'Z alll 4 ',, -44' QF? V579 Ron' I: D. Albacker, D. Dye, R. Longo. Rau' 2: J Anderson, XV, Meredith. T. Schmidt, NI. Fischer Ron' 3: J. Petchel. B. Chailin, XV. Price, C. Kelker Row 1: G. Kadilak, K. McGafHck, YV. Robbins. Ron' 2: M. Brown, R. Rosa, G. Miller, R. Bart- ley. Row 3: C. Sellers, F. Sams, R. McDole, J. Dru- zak, XV. Mehno. Y bi 910 'if' wwf mmf 3356. .,. l - 9 an Q1 iv, ,- 'SI' ... Nw. 1' 'NF' no