Windber High School - Stylus Yearbook (Windber, PA)

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.742 jfufLi0r5 From physics to trigonometry to Sand- burg, the juniors are a busy class. They are beginning to use well the promise they have shown in activities and classes dur- ing their freshman and sophomore years. As underclassmen, they were preparing to lead, and as seniors, they will lead, but with their eyes ahead to johs and careers. In this junior year, the students are more self'-confident and more assured. They can work and enjoy their activities he- cause they have another year in which to enjoy them. juniors annually give the X prom to the seniors, and vie previous classes in imaginative decorations. The ,lunior class otticers, who are Al. Livingstone, trcasurerg M. A. Bartolomucci, Secretary, T. Heckler, Presidentg and B. Wagner, Vice Presidentg talk to their advisor, M r. Saylor. Sk w I - ' 1 . Mr Siylor shows I A Sharpe how to c1lcul1te the information gixtn in thc experiment that B Des armin, M B DIGL1lll0 and S lxocsis 'irc doing I5 4 2.+2. LZ. l+O O L A The photographefs assistants, whose feet ached :lt the end of taking Slylux pictures, are S. Yanik, M. Severine, M. T. Naylor, class editor, F. Sell, K. Kopcik, an artist, l.. Leach, senior editor, and D. Betz, activities editor.

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Row I: A. Nagy, B. Mitchell, -I. Ru-se, R. Opctt, B. Salvo, N Genovese, S. Naughton, lf. Grclvis, P. Sanderson, -I. Mitchell P. Palumluo, R. M. Mcfuch. Row 2: M. A. Knccht, B. A Rippcr, F. Nauglc, A. Pckcln, l.. Phillipy, Ci. Mania, -I. Puri celli, P. Horvath, -I. Paths.-lla, S. Puricclli, K. Miller. Row 3 j. Saxton, R. Oaks, ,l. Foster, bl. Molnar, B. Pruchnic, .I W Rau' I: S. Marsh, B. Xvolfiord, N. Rownlxaom, hl. Ott, H NYatyl4a, C. Slaughtcrlacck, B. Rcpko, K. Naylor, YV. Phillips, ul. lh12lllI'lllU, R. Natta. Row 2: 'l. Pcnner, B. xvilxlllill, B. Yargo, ll. Nlbstovcr, A. Strapcl, R. Stultf, B. l.. Statler, lf. Toth, M Swincinski, l.. Yisi, T. ML-haly, C. Weaver. Rawj: Y. Wozny lf. Statler, N. A. lllatsky, B. llpdcrgraff, C. Thurman, 1. NYcavcr, gl. Sulosky, D. Smith, P. XVhitakcr, ,l. Younlacr, ,I Wargo. Rr1fL'4: ,I. Thomas, B. Yoder, C. Slaglc, li. Surkosky a Ripper, T. MCCunc, C. Ott, .l. Sally, -I. Patrick, R. Picrrc, B. Ott. Raw 4: D. Martell, R. Martell, N. Natta, P. Minitti, li. Mcricsko, R. Rummcl, B. lxlillcr, R. Uylcr, P, Roscvtti, T. Marsh, P. Miller. Rau' 5: -I. Mowry, P. Piatck, ,I. Korzi, K. csawwhiw, H. Salkco, M. Mcllanm-II, is. i4..oi.ri..,, R, Rm.- lvurry, P. Rummcl, B. Kotch. as -g D. Shziffcr, S. Studniary, R. Srawarf, R. Sciorri, R. Wcavrr N. K, YL-nzon, B. Tallycn, ll. xvildllx. Nou' 5: B. AXVTTIISI, li Sulosky, R. SL-wc, D. Spinos, ,l. Slaughtcrlwcck, ,I. llpclcrgrzlff Y. Ycnanlio, l.. Turcato, M. Sclwack, B. Spinelli, B. VN'cavcr Row 0: M. Snyder, S. Skillman, R. Yallardi, IJ. D. Yurgo, R Polochuk, l. Thomas, T. Vlklvlw, R. Trcsslcr, T. XValtos, K Schafer. x

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M. .-X. Alexander nrackk her brain to give Mr. Mense the answers to his questions on congruent triangles. Si .e ff? f .gi .v .... ,V . 11' tx N? Y ... Ls' QX.. Mr. limcry checks the work of his art students. They are sketching in thin picture. Mr. Wagner shows E. Welvlw how to use the lwrnke on the reflex machine, while interested driving students look on. :nn-1l in The students of Mr. Wagner's driving class look at the equip- ment they will lie using thik year.