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

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Seniors 69 Participated Eagerly in a Myriad of Activities Rochelle Paul Shelley's enthusiasm has guided her to be a leader in her activities. As head majorette she was very charming. John Petchel Handsome John is outstanding in all sports. He's gained fame and recognition throughout the county. Weill hear big things ofhim. Diana Pfiugh Diana is skilled in music, especially in playing the piano and organ. Another of her many activities is being in the Rainbows. Rebecca Pillar Becky was clever with sur- prises, Her cute ways found her a place in any group. She was an accomplished funster and loved to plan parties. Dewey Plumley Dewey has a reserve which en- ables him to meet most situa- tions with a quiet dignity. He plans to enter the armed ser- vices upon graduation. Barbara Pofl' Witty and effervescent, Barb is outstanding in gymnastics. She is a loyal and dedicated friend to all of her classmates. 'CW Joseph Pillar Having great mathematicalabil- ity will help Joe in his conquest of computers. In his leisure time he enjoys playing baseball and hunting. Harold Price Harold is an example of per- fect grooming, He will make a fine salesman especially with his experience working at Martell's. CHOIR PROVIDED fun-times for the seniors. Many class hours were spent in mirthful singing and beauteous harmony. i l

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Joseph Montgomery A handsome guy with a knack for getting into trouble, Jody surprised us all by getting seri- ous during his senior year. His math talent will be valuable. Marcia Nutz Always eager to be helpful, Marcia is undoubtly headed for a service profession. Her talkative and studious ways made her interesting. Diana Page Diana artfully expresses herself as a skillful guitarist. Her com- passionate nature and straight long hair are trademarks of a real folksinger. 60 Robert Moore Bob is a loner, but a long con- versation reveals an observant, strong-willed fellow. A real expert on rock music, Bob en- joyed his trips to Harrisburg. 6 Pip' X i Colleen Orlovich A beautiful girl, Colleen is an outstanding commercial stu- dent. Her fantastic wardrobe is supplemented by her sewing ability. Daniel Parsons Dan came to us this year from Midland and fit right into Homeroom 213. We wish him and the new Mrs. Parsons every happiness. Frank Mosura We don't hear much from Frank but when we do, it is usually friendly teasing. His serious interest in farming will provide him with a challenging vocation. X Cynthia Novak Shiny brunette hair contrasted with pale blue eyes make Cindy a lovely classmate. Her twirling ability and sweet smile were enjoyed by half-time fans. TEEN FASHION representative for Penneyis Department Store, Colleen Orlovich introduces her sponsor, Mrs. Donna Costanza Ti J

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ORDERING ANNOUNCEMENTS brought up many questions. Manuel Trevino and Judy Richards refer to the order book for answers to cost and size. ,5?,gggg3:z:i:::2.g, 3ff'51? 'Z17S??-'Sa m2iiWmaf'Wn il A Xwglffffg if lzfriifzbni-41 3' Melvin Queen Melvin has the ability to make anyone burst into laughter. His carefree attitude toward life made his classmates a little envious, Wayne Robbins The ease with which he solves math problems led Wayne to pursue an engineering career. Reno regaled us with a hilar- ious take-off on Nixon. 62 , , x 'V -4. f H-sw Eli Rakas Despite a reported lack of cords,', Eli remained dedi- cated to all the sports in which he participated. His antics in the art room are memorable. 4., Shirley Rolya Pretty and petite, Shirley cheered her heart out at every game. Her shorthand speed will come in handy when she be- comes a secretary. L... Dorothy Ratkovich A career as a beautician will enable her to fuliill a desire to meet many people. Dolly thoroughly enjoyed ushering at all activities. George Rush An authentic flower child, George was one of a kind in our class. He surprised us one morning by arriving at school on a firetruck. V qw, 1 M.. D itittt. Judy Richards A saucy sense of humor and an infectious giggle set Judy off from her classmates. She had fun in 214, at .Ierry's, and with Pete. Norma St. Esprit The diamond on Norma's left hand didn't curtail her enjoy- ment of Western's activities. She was a valuable worker at the Beaver County Home.