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

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he .fvliglzfigltier Guiding the Highlighter staff, Miss Richards super- vised coverage of important school news. Her help was especially needed in the first few months of school until - the staff gained experience. ss - if 5 . s The students were informed, amused and often de- li hted b the news articles, feature stories, editorials, 3 Y ossia, and s orts covera e that were presented in the 8 l P g l word- Jacked Jeriodical. Chi fs cartoons alone were worth 'll' l l I the dime we paid for the paper. Five issues rolled off the presses this year. Miss Richards and her staff can certain- ly be proud of their work. ...sl JoAnn Rasillo, ro-edilorg Elizabeth lXIolchan, edilorqq Miss Richards, sponsor. r xv-ei - -. X A . NN,- my A s- -- . . We s R ? Seated: D. XValton, NI. Melnick, I. Krizan, -I. Madish, N. Rice, Rasillo, L. Molchan. Stmzzlingz D. Sellers, T. Rakas, V. Martin, E. XN'illiams, Kostelac, Zibaila, H. Doyle, R. Deem, P. Doyle. Sealed: B. Onuska, S. Tarbuk, N. Ryan, Luster, L. Herter, T. Steff, S. Richards. Strnzrling: B. Longo, K. Ondra, C. Hawthorne, Vcrzella, C. Newcomb, L. Nott, K. Reynolds, G. Gailey, R. Carroll. ,-pw..... 'NYT Q4-1' .

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, QD 'EG -5 Dave Bomar, jJresirIe11t,' Lois Myers, secreinry-lrerzstwerg Ronald Bas- sar, student council reprexerztalizfeg Mrs. Mcl.ean, sponsor. Ron' I: AI. Brucker P. Rossomme R . Stephens T. Black S. Petruska Ron: 25 I.. Myers - D. Livada F. Prince K. Rice Row 3: J. Ullman I.. Markle D. Cilli D. Bomar E A R. Bassar J. Hlelch S. Milnes V. Preston 'S.s... ,.. 'f Jllailz The Math Club provides an opportunity for members to share new experiences in the Held of mathematics. To be eligible for membership students must take Algebra II, geometry, or trigonometry, maintaining a C average or better. l'Vith the aid ol' Mrs. McLean they have made and sold programs at basketball games, decorated bulle- tin boards, and presented an award to the Outstanding senior in advanced math. The Science Club promotes a greater interest in re- search and experiment. Members include dedicated students ol' chemistry, physics, and biology who probe seientihe phenomena. They perform experiments in the various fields and particularly use the telescope. Other activities included speakers on astronomy and the prepa- ration of plaques of common leaves. 5. cience Cfub Row N I: C. Mcillinton, D. Robbins, E. St. George, D. Patton, P. Stefl, D. Adkins, R. DeMarco, G. Talkington, 2: llr. Mastrovich, rpomm-, Postieh, H. Udick, D. Rodwav, B. Singleton, D. Ve 'llz, l'. Z' N l Mr. Hromanik, sponsor. Row IIL 1 leg er. ' X 3? 4

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Mary Elliott, editor, Mrs. Clear, aflrfisorg Joe Kadilak, business manager. Ile uI'0I'6l Every yearbook staff is faced with the task of featuring important activities and yet covering adequately those of lesser importance. Drawing layouts, cropping pictures, writing copy, balancing books, antagonizing co-workers, and making mistakes all prove to the staff that yearbook making is a long and difficult task. The work is demand- ing and often disgusting. Nevertheless, the knowledge gained and pleasure experienced far exceed the troubles. We, the staff, wish to thank Mrs. Clear for imparting to us a small fraction of her extensive experience in year- book making. Also many thanks go to Mr. Parker for his wealth of pictures and to Mr. Minich for his patient assistance. s.. Seated: Andy Lewis, Joe Kadilak. Standing: Bill Jurich, Shirley Kramer, Judy Daniels. f Z 2 it ii it 42 fb-,M Seated: Judson Herter, Mary Elliott. Standing: Rosemarie Suchanec, assistant editor, Sandy Crytzer, Justine WVaida. Seated: Joy Balser, Arlene Vuletic, Grace Miller. Standing: Marsha Hazy, Judy Patterson. ,f x 1: na