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

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l l n n DAILY DEVOTIONS and announcements were read effectively by Jane McCreery every morning. fy, .iv V ya V i' H H yi ,,-, A , ,,, . ., ,.,, , t s William Hoyt Bill's energetic yell was a real asset at pep rallies. His life be- came explosive when he de- veloped interest in chemistry and the rocket club. Juanita J avens Peaches loves to have fun and has certainly proved her ability to find it. She displayed talent in gym. Her ambition is to become a beautician. William Jarrett The Bear, the great tacklcr, plans to put aside his football gear for a career in business. He has the real t'Western smile and spirit. will ltfwgy Beverly Jones Heading the Aurora Business Staff has been an interesting challenge for Bev. Her main interest is Marty. Bev is noted for her neat appearance. George Kadilak Whatever his goals, with that quiet determination and even keel, George will surely achieve them. He has enjoyed working on his '55 Chevy. Charles Kelker Chuck shines on the basketball court as well as the golf course. His quick temper cools off im- mediately to reveal a pleasant and easy-going personality. Patricia Krizan Pattieis long held interest in economics will undoubtedly contribute to her success as a homemaker. Sparkling eyes and a shy smile are her trade- marks. we Larry Laughlin Larry is one of our married seniors. He enjoyed cars and many dilierent sports. He'll al- ways be remembered for a quick smile. 57

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Seniors 69 Awarded Prizes to Top Cand Salesmen at Christmas . ' 4 -4 3. .gf . rf. I fa Kenneth Fox Although shy, he didnit waste time in becoming a friend to all of his classmates, When he has leisure time, Ken enjoys hunting and fishing. Q Marc Gibson Rifles have intrigued Marc into becoming an excellent marks- man. His golden Mustang be- came a hallmark during the school year. Howard Guthrie Gufl ' is marked by versatility on the football field as well as in class. Aside from sports, he enjoys the company of Nadine. OUTSTANDING SALESMANSHIP was i rewarded with fine gifts. Dave Winters, top salesman, prepares to try his new camera as Darlene, Chris, and Dallas confer with Mrs. Hickey, class sponsor. 56 Darlene Hanshaw Enjoying her work as Aurora Editor, Darlene was always full of vim and vigor. Her vitality also extends into a love for gymnastics. 7 sy Wayne Gibson After school Wayne worked this year at Winkie's. An avid sportsman, he spends lot of spare time with nature and wildlife. Kay Graleski Kay enjoys social activities and meeting people. Her talka- tive and bright manner is evi- dent in home ec., where she loves to cook and socialize. 'Qs 8 Bryan Holbert His cool wit makes Brvan out- standing in the Class of '69. 'yd Joseph Hornick Studious and intelligent, Joe is helpful to all. His humorous He'll always enjoy life and live anecdotes will long be re- it to the fullest. Bryan has liked membered. Reading occupies working at 84 Lumber. most of his spare time.

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l U'K ,aye PARENTS of senior football players were honored at the home game with Center. A long-awaited victory made the night even more memorable. Anna Marie Liberatore A pert majorette who likes to dance, Anna Marie attracts many people. In her spare time she made her own clothes and helped the school nurse. John Malone An active D.E. student, Opie learned the basics of salesman- ship at the A 8: P. A real soul man, he enjoys dancing to the Motown sound. 58 7, Y. John Little For J.C., a real outdoorsman, happiness is scouting and hunt- ing. His hearty manner will be a real boost in becoming a game protector. V xafrfe f ' ' '54 isfzsfiy' Beverly Mastrovich A great debater, Bev is willing to defend her point of view. Characteristics of honesty and thoughtfulness make Beverly very likeable. X f gf M Miriam MacLeod A love for reading attributes to Miriam's knowledge on so many subjects. She possesses strong convictions that she is never afraid to defend. 3 I Jane McCreery Jane possesses great talent for expressing herself in writing. A willingness to accept re- sponsibilities has put her ahead in life. Susan Madish Being well-groomed is a neces- sity to Sue. We'll never forget her boisterous laughter. We wish her happiness in her future with Chi. Roy McDole Roy can always be found under a car, behind the wheel, or reading I-lot Rod magazine. He is noted for looking at the fun side oflife.