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

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447 Seated: Patricia Aeon, , . . . ricia Lewis, trensztrerg Marsha Hazv, secretary' I ouise Hladdle r clmjalrzing Miss Young sponsor Ylanding' Pat- - I , , . , 11 es- zdent, Carol Bailey, lzzstorum. K ,.v, 4... Row 1: P. Acorn M. Hazy M. Lynch S. Bacon C. Bailey Q5 W A Row 2: I.. W'addle G. Miller W 'Wi 441 enior ri- i-y The Senior High Tri-Hi-Y of XfVestern Beaver has been quite active this year. They have sponsored bake sales throughout the year, sold popcorn at basketball games, prepared lood baskets lor the needy, and sponsored a clothing drive for needy children Th to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and commun HCICT. is club is a service organization Whose purpose is ity, high standards of Christian char- Miss Young has encouraged the girls in projects and in discussions. Their meetings have dealt with topics both profound and interesting. x dm' y , ig .... vi. 2 -, ', 4 1 KI. Radella j. Scott Row I: AI. McGarrity J. Patterson M. Wright N. Merritt Row 2: D. Jobe P. Lewis K. Kazee D. jobe 86

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l 1 K-'F ,.,'Ff.i's M eNt', -g.mL- -.f.s-'fs -W 3. . J .. 4. 35. i' . 'N , . f ji. mite , . .. ww 'vi-...s'K . ffm ..,4ass5w 9 535,y3g.,fn-sA,L ,,,s-. -,,,, i L.. wks- . , xx N WQ Q , ,A .,q. ,.--k: M '- - sf Charles Newcomb, :fire-j1rf'xizIm1ig Mr. Kozar, sporzxnrg Joyce llalser, secretary-Irea.s'1H'erg Ronald Girting, 1H't'SiIIl'71f. The Art Club is a select group of the more artistically talented students in the school. Members are encouraged to work in any media and are given skilled instructions. Students are ollered opportunities to display their works. Frequent held trips are taken for the benefit of those wishing to broaden their knowledge of art. Their meet- ings offer them excellent opportunities to improve their talents as well as develop cultural appreciation. Mr. Kozar has supervised many successful projects. Besides sponsoring many dances and bake sales, they have provided invaluable assistance to school activities. They have painted posters, made signs, designed programs, and recently, decorated school trash cans. The members surely have gained valuable experience. ,YL , iii' an X44 Slmzfling Frmzi: D. Anderson. C. Orlovich. B, fiSlS71ll'. D. Cowan. R. Benek. Stmzfiing Burk: P. Benek. NI. Elliott, S. Luster, L. Steele, Mclnick. B. Ratkovich, S. Szymanowski, A. Tennerelli. Kneeling Burk: N. Mosura, J. Herter. Seated: J. Madish R. Blackwood N. Ryan M. Calle J. Luster A. Kidder Standing: S. Loncar J. Verzella M. Jones K. Johnson S. McCombs J. Mesko C. Brandenburg R Cirtin . 1 g J. Balser ft. lJE4HL....e 4 .ff,,,J 85

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unior .High ri- i-Q Mrs. Hyte, sponsorg Diana Headley, wire !Il'!'SfIlf'71f,' lirnestine Tut- tle, secretaryg Judy Taylor, pre.sident,' Eloise Sheeler, trerzsurcfr. Row I: L. Adams P. Flowers L. Brown J. Javens L. Gooding Ron' 2: K. Graleski L. Smith A. Liberatore P. Krizan Row 3: J. Taylor J. Spencer L. Andrews D. Hanshaw L. Justice Row I: T. Petroski M. Deem B. WVhitt N. Devastatore D. Pflugh Row 2: E. Camp E. Tuttle M. Myers S. Cain Row 3: C. Johnson E. Sheeler D. Headley -. -K .. M-lv E f Aware ol its responsibilities as a service organization, the Jr. Tri-Hi-Y has given aid to various worthwhile ac- tivities. Serving as sponsor, Mrs. Hyte has guided the members this year. Our clubs are affiliates of the national Tri-Hi-Y spon- sored by the Y.M.C.A. Their platform is self improve- ment, Christian fellowship, and united service. YVhile their slogan is pure words, pure thoughts, and pure ac- tions. Their objective is to seek, to find, and to share. And their colors are red, white, and blue, exemplifying sacrifice, purity, and loyalty. f H. s. 'V if f f ' flfzzs if Q 53236 J. wav' p- ., .0 9 'Qi QFD, Q W ,, u y . 87 2