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

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govs LOCK Room ' J oya ,Cen ef-.4 The boys in the Leaders Club rush to the gym floor from the dressing room to begin to let the ropes down, lay the mats out, and get the horse or parallel bars in position for class. The gym Classes are working on the apparatus so it is necessary for them to demonstrate to the others what is to be done. Anyone with ability and desire is eligible for inenibership. Every member realizes that sportsmanship and lair play should be his Constant aim. YVith all of the boys keeping this in mind their training in leadership will be of the highest degree. Theirs will be a service to Mr. Allison, their sponsor, to others, and to themselves. Ron' 1: John Calnaioni. win, prmiflmzlg Pat Nlarron, .xizulmzl mznzdl rep1'1'.sc'lztzltiife. Hou' 2: Paul Prudonoxich, seerrflnryg Gary lilillllllf, IIl'c'!.SifI6lZfj Tom Beroxich. trzf11.x'11rt'r. 'Q Slit ggpli i' ... JUNIOR HIGH-Ron' I: L. Laughlin, R. DeNfareo, J. Rasillo, IS. Sclunidt, XV. Jarrett. Ron' 2: J. Ciamaioni, Jarrett, P. Incer, C. .Kn- drews, YVass, D. Bailey. K SENIOR HIGH-Row I: Camaioni, P. Prodonovieh, B. Deem, T. Berovieh, P. Marron, T. Patton. Ron' 2: P. Feydo, R. Miller, G. Brandt, R. Brown, L. Sheets, R. Hendershot, A. Hlass. i ,ws.i.fisi.fwfws7x Wws Qmtsqstsstexfssssss-tfe1f1 tf. . ss.

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z 'mmf JR. HI. OFFICERS: Connie Hawthorne, trmsinerg Mary Lou Bar rickman, vice presiderztg Elaine WVilliams, presidenfg Mr. Minich, sibonsor. ef-ww:-3. - SR. HI. OFFICERS: Mr. Minich, sporz.s'o11,' Randall Adams, vice jJresident,' lVilliam McMillen, jiresirlentq Tom, Cilli, Secretary- t1'ea5u'rer. r. and r. iglz fhoiography Club! ff The Photography Clubs, orga- nized last year, are designed to stimulate interest in photography. Their members can be seen at school activities improving their technique of shooting from every angle. Later in the darkroom mein- bers may develop and enlarge their own pictures. From the excellent new equipment added this year, these students have gained much knowledge which may well lead to a life-long hobby or career. SENIOR HIGH-Row I: R. Adams, T. Piquet, Johnson, B. IVilliams, D. Deein. Row 2: T. Myers, D. Chevalier, T. Cilli, D. Kress. Row 3: C. Anderson, G. Davis, W. Mchlillen. JUNIOR HIGH-Row 1: B. Gibson, M. Gibson, G. Sams, T. Fd- wards. Row 2: P. Kelker, M. Barrickman, D. Deem, H. Price. Ron' 3 C. Begg, M. Catracchia, li. Hfillialns, T. Gordon. 'V ffaf 5 1 .9 by JUNIOR HIGH-Row 1: D. Plumley, B. Hoyt, M. Queen, C. Deem T. Smyda. Row 2: D. Brown, A. Burzenski, G. Rush, R. Sullivan G. Benek. Row 3: R. Carland, M. Ratkovich, J. jureatic, C. Haw- thorne. .mm 1 ...s .,. I i Z. li I

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Qirff aceacferd Ron' 1: CI. lflasco. B. Eckles, C. Zorirli. S. llalser. A. LeNIastcrs, S. Henderson. D. XYalton. S. Kramer, .-X. Zlalovirli. Ron' 2: J. Lee, C. johnson, B. Polce, Al. xlilfllll, R. Madish, I.. Moore, B. Dawson. C. XYhitt, KI. hI2lill'0Yll'll. Rau' 3: C. Nlinehart, CL. Hailey, C. Ingleheld, B. Zorich, M. a il Selzik, S. 'l'u1'lJllk. S. P'i . Mrs. Gonano, sponsorg Shirley Kramer, president. The Girls' Leaders is composed of girls from both junior and senior high. Its purpose is to further the de- velopment of the ability of each member and to better her skills in competitive sports. Members are selected by classmates from their gym classes. Their duties are to lead exercises and to assist the instructor in demonstrat- ing skills. This year the girls took part in many activities includ- ing volleyball, basketball, badminton, tennis, softball and gymnastics. They worked with the Boys' Leaders in the behind the scenes action of the gym exhibition. A bowling party and picnic climaxed the year's social events. 93