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

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Ninth Grade Found the Library an Ideal Study Site L, si T-F' ,gi it any 'Laila X ., . -35 , it ,, -,-2...,f,,, SQ! am' . X Y ,Q ... ff 'fc nf , , 0 - ' .4 ? 1? ,V V. O-it sen., 1 5 1 T digg? t'. i L , l an gp' -S 'ra L- gg, T, J' -a A H '-, s fwllj 'fll,+t'Ei f ' Lf P . f ja Qu ff. . f, ,. SQA M1 f , A G xt f , xx f' 5 so .1 . aifgia t ig ' . N W N ,4 f i fff 7 t K 'hAAA A V, . A. kk Vx 5? T, V yi Ig ,Qs-a 'nik J at ' - lt, ,x--' f Q N. 1, 'Y , ff g t an A 3 se ,A if - -, 5 if ' f 4 , at Ag ? ,pzij ,f Q 1 f X, rv -a gr 69 ' : ll J I ,.' ' -sf . ff J ., 1. 1 ' . if H l Robert Woodyard Rosemary Wolfe Barbara Wolff William Zawoysky Gary Shriver Lynn Smith Deborah Sodders Robert Sodergren Arnold Stewart Brenda Stout james Stull Michele Swatek Sheila Thomas Barbara Thorne Franklin Timblin Terry Todd Thomas Todd Peggy Tomlinson Gary Toplak Elizabeth Turyan Annette Vassallo Robert Waddell David Waida Robert Waida Robert Walker Terri Walton james White jeffrey White Douglas Woodyard

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Michelle McKinney Daryl Meredith james Merritt Biljana Miljenovic William Moore Bonnie Nida Patricia Novak Marleen Pack Barbara Patterson Ronald Patton Gloriann Pichelli james Popp Sandra Porter Karen Powers Matthew Preston Roy Reed Scott Safford Mark Schmidt Timothy Shannon Donald Shaw . . . --1:1 'je i Valerie Craft chose a quiet spot in the library to work on her homework. 7 -! , . if , . , . 'aw rif V I ' f,j 3'-I at-f,gg'y . ,H . an fi , I 5, w f' , 4 1 2 1 , l ,yxl M it Ji at ll' ,Q c,tfiy1y btt ffzliiiief ., . FL t ' ' fl 9, 2 ,Q .rr. . Q Q , v. t ,W 't ' v. Q 9- 5- A, an J V. ,S VK I' v JL. ,.,....':.:, - , -ag.. L , 'Y x .5 'tn- gi g .5 'J X ,Q , 2 ly i-: ii it S iz? 14 'J 3 t, 1 ff- .4 - 1 if Q 1 'ma . ' Q A . Mg? YW. 4 I ' 4 . .M , If 5 , Q 4 f fi t,fll,' Kagan .hw 1 'Y , ff , tw fs! ,Q f ,Nw K h ,W . M, 4 2 J 1 I fi 'l ,Q Q. , wp.. . 4.0 w., ,NW V-If -.wwf 'E

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Sophomore Class Faced New Responsibilities Finding themselves suddenly in a new atmosphere, this year's Sopho- mores took full advantage of being part of the senior high. Among their many activities were membership in senior high clubs, cheerleading, majorettes, and sports. Most of all, though, was the new and more mature attitude that these Sophomores developed. Workin together, the Class of 72 was also Found to be cooperative. In addition to their usual annual activi- ties, theygsold candy to build up the treasury in anticipation of the rest of their senior high days together and entertained orphans with a picnic at Brady's Run Park. After a busy and successful year, the Sophomores are now ea erly looking forward to two more productive years. David Adams William Aeschbacker Deborah Ahrens lane Albacker Rosemary Ancrile Carl Angerett Randall Balco, Nicholas Basta Mildred Bonner Ronald Borato ..r- :wr 'J A 5' 'ie ' S sf 3 sv 5 ' . . Xw I zswgsjv. I Douglas Cambier President Lk aw' avi, a t vs A xl ' Q ,ff 1 ij 9i.vQ,,..,a, ., ' ,.... , 3 Kathryn Knisley Vice President Michele Carland Sharon Cindrich Treasurer I-195' E Laci, , A 70 2, Historian Denise Martell Secretary Miss Barbara Horn Sponsor 55- l mi.-if +.- ,,-,,, , ,. . 2,