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

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i'.tF'.,L ., X vi .1 1 I df as A ff ' ' 4 .7 ,..5lwQZ .W 2. .7 V. f, Y A 2 1 W X gg V KATHRYN YUTE EsTHER ZIBAILA Kitty . . . petite blond . . . les- Cornmendable . . . a busy girl... tival queen . . . appeals to every- wears a diamond on her finger. one. of Ji . A F3 . A ae c .A - ,.-.K K . .5 4. www W QW' K 5 13l .'g1QTxf: 5- 34- S fif s 'v :wx x vga r x isq xi 'F L K J., Gmfllvvi ' Q ll GLENN ZORICH ,Z Aff 'll . Tranquil . . . strong and ener- getic . . . married. .. . if---- .- . 'Fff sx f It's nice to serve the girls for .1 change The following seniors have not been pictured in the previous section: Sarah Bacon, Tom Blair, Darletta lobe, Harvey Lumpkin, John Nladish, Alice Malloy, Robert Nixon, Mike Patterson, Larry Robinson, and Jay Stinson. Donald Davis, who entered the Air Force in the fall of '62, was graduated in nbscntia. 51 - W. .- .We-

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IUSTINE WAIDA JAMES WELCH t Tina . . . captivating brown Sincere . . . rambunetious lad eyes . , . teases the teachers a lot. . . . never without a joke. 5 1 S Y. is is A 3 s Ng SS SS .X ,M f 18:5 555 f 5-IQ Q f Peek-a-boo. 50 R RONALD WELCH Cooperative . . . a candy sales- man . . . going to the Air Force. BARBARA WIITIBSLAGER Effervescent . . . twinkling eyes and lovely hair . . . glad she came to Western.

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sisssasw. ses CLASS OFFICERS: Kenny Brandt, jaresidmitg Mr. Hincman, ,YfI071.S'0I'j Anita Daniels, treasurer: Judy McGarrity, secretury,' Bcrnic Schmitt, vice president. UI'li0l'J . . . Class of '65 L. IL. I ,QQHR T0 Q0 1. These underclassmen will soon take the place of our seniors. They are working hard to reach this-the first real goal in life. As their junior year draws to a close, they realize their responsibilities are increasing in num- ber and in importance. Their senior year will tell wheth- er their years as underclassmen have been wisely spent. The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test and the College Boards were taken this year by students desiring early admission to college and also for practice since they will take them again as seniors. In October those who took the National Merit Scholarship Test will find out if they qualify for a scholarship to college. The junior year is always one of many activities. The class of 1965 planned and worked in such a manner that their major projects were extremely successful. The magazine sale, which was held in the fall, was more than usually profitable. They also sponsored a number of dances after basketball games. Spring found them eagerly making plans for the annual junior-Senior Prom under the guidance of their new sponsor, Mr. Dorminey. They have proved their ability to work together successfully. Now they eagerly await the opportunity to prove them- selves capable seniors.