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

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HIGHLIGHTER lllilll W x C A . 'ff 1 5 1 , , -i -.mm 5 - sci .41 L ' ', -.a1g,E,,,,- ,.,.wa.r--H-Ae Y-Ajspfg-51,g,g . .. f-fy-f-f '- x--,A,, ,. T, . ,. , - .leg M,,,5,, '- - 1 1 Q ' s- -ffeeft .- ,,. ., . . VOL. 8 Ngon i WESTERN BEAVER JRC.-SR. HIGH SCHOOL T OCTOBER 1970 EDHTURS ANNUUN ED FUR N701 Reunion in Guatmmla By joe Dawson l spent approximately ZV1 months in Guatemala. The country itself is progres- sing, although it would be quite unfair to compare it with the United States. I feel the people down there are abit friendlier. They bend over backwards for a friend, taking time out from their jobs and plansg whereas in the States, the rush, rush, rush, thing and the l'm interested in me feeling prevails. One of the largest problems of almost all Latin America countries, including Guatemala, is poverty. Overcrowding in public schools filled with poor children encourages anyone who can pay the tuition send their children to one of the many private schools. -The private schools are pretty much the same as our public schools. They have the same courses for the same age group. ln Guatemala Physical Education Class is required only once a week. l also noticed that discipline is a little lax compared to our school system. Students attend classes 4 hours in the morning, take 2 hours for lunch, then finish up the day with 2 more hours. Whenever the guys have a chance fusually during the 20 minute recess in the morn- ing! they play the favorite sport soccer. That's how l saw it, and oh yes, Carlos sends his best to all here at Western. Player of the Week Lou Poff selected by coaches r. Miss Contest Holly Duplaga has been chosen as one of the eighteen semi-finalists in the Beaver County Junior Miss Pageant. The pageant will be held October l7, at 7:30 p.m., in the Beaver High School auditorium. This pageant is sponsored annually by the local Jaycees. The purpose of the event is to recognize an outstanding, but typical teenager. The contestants are judged on men- tal alertness by means of a personal interview, by three judges, prior to pageant night. They are also judged on personality, poise, scholastic record, and talent. Drug Problem The Beaver County Mental Health Society will be presenting Mini-Town meetings in Rochester High School auditorium during October to discuss the drug problem. The meetings, to be held each Monday in October at 7:45 p.m., will be in conjunction with tele- vised Town Meetings to be held each Thursday at WQED. Elaine Fox and Becky Turner have been chosen as Editor, and Co - Editor, respectively, of the l970-7l Highlighter. Editor - Greg Mortimer, -jr. as- sistant - Debbie Rice, Soph. assistant - Randy Cirelli. Copy Editor - Mary Morris, jr. assistant - Gerri Patterson, Soph. assistant - Diane Chuldenko and Carol Bartuch. Photography Editor - Sanil McConkey, Sr. assistant - Bernie Sweesy - Sr. high, Jr. assistant - Debbie Givens - clubs and faculty, Soph. assistant - Gary Toplak - sports, Debbie Adams - jr. high. Layout Editor - Anita Castellano, Sr. assistant - Elvina Cecconi, jr. assistant - Sue McComb, Soph. as- sistant - Carol Lipay and joella jobe. Special Activities - Veronica Mas- trovich, Margie Black, Mike D'Angelo. Part time Contributors include: Puddy Gibson, Faith Chevalier, Debbie Givens, Linda D'Angelo, Dorothy Che- valier, Rose Flair, Judy Le Masters, Cindy Knisley, Nancy Daniels, Carol Bartuch. Greg Mortimer, Aurora Editor