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

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David Welch Although not seen very much around the school, he's not forgotten. Working at Rice's will give him the experience needed to be a good salesman. Mary White The study of Home Economics will be very helpful to Mary in the near future. She proudly wears Tom's engagement ring. John Wilson A completely carefree senior, John likes to have fun at school. However. on the serious side, John is an energetic art student. 66 IMPORTANT DECISIONS were made at class meetings held in the cafeteria, i Barbara Whitt Quiet but friendly, Barb always has a smile. Her ways are con- siderate and sincere and her greatest desire is to become a beautician. n p , 231- David Winters A very active Distributive Ed student, Dave will surely suc- ceed as a sales manager. He placed third as Student of- the-Year' in state competition. LOU'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS on the electric guitar provided u with a professional musician at dances.

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Wi, ,aft , ANITA ANDERSON uses a free moment to re-do Peaches' coiffure, MANY A CAUCUS was held by homeroom representatives during prep period. John Tennerelli Deceptive and independent, Rambo is one of our most avid sports participants. He enjoys cars and looks forward to the Air Force. Manuel Trevino Pancho will always be re- membered for his dark eyes and wavy hair. His main interests are to become an engineer and to marry Linda. Judy Verzella Sweet and talkative, Judy is an earnest band member. Her persistence and determination has lead her to academic as well as social success. Winnifred Tresler Winnie's red hair is her byline. She is a calm but competent F.H.A. President. Her warm personality is bound to insure her much success. Robert Troup Happy-go-lucky and easy go- ing, Troup enjoys playing cards. His favorite subject is math analysis and he intends to become a contractor. A-V Pete Vujaklya Porky has worked hard at his service station job. His am- bition is simply to enjoy life. You can always find him where the action is. 65

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Seniors 69 ad a Wide Spectrum of Interest and Achievement A SHADOW BOX that was displayed by DE students is examined by Benny Chaflin and Morris Brown. Alf' mlm' A senior's year lasts only nine months. The time spins past quick- ly. Friendships with classmates and teachers grow stronger. Dates come more easily, yet future plans are diflicult to determine. Many seniors are committed to colleges or em- ployment long before graduation so they must be concerned with mat- ters outside of school. Yet they con- tinue to be the vital core of our high school, for they have studied more hours, packed the stands for more basketball games, and lived longer with the Western spirit than other students in our school. Now they stand as a part of Western Beaver High School, soon to be replaced as seniors, but never as the Class of 1969. JOHN LITTLE demonstrates the weather station to an underclassman. He and other at , .,,,,, .. f BAKING is a creative expression of talent that Roger Burdick enjoyed practicing in the home ec. lab. His tasks will be quite different when he becomes a Marine. meteorology students forecast the weather with remarkable accuracy. 67