Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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5 4-YW '.,f 'M' if Q wt. X, X F A X1X n ,X , ' gif, A f J We JO. N A Q3 .f , Y ' - PM ,I 1- Ct ----2, f. ,N A , ,Ui ,JV f' AL, ' ' 'V' JAP , C 3' ' i ,X Y, 'Q El, S f f .4 A , ,Cf ' , it ri sk Q.,a 'J . i ' ,I i L. ., Ea ,if ,X ,X X D :Qi . xx NLE, ff wg, X X 5, ' brig, QXEQ --at ' ., ' f' f f ' .5 . kit, X M 'Min 'wi '1 ' I V 'B K V nil' X X- R1s..,-,,-lcv H-eslunen Q K - QW, 2. U t it C KB .ki 'RX First Row-R. Wimer, M. Baker, H. Buckley, J. Ahlquist, C. Barnes, J. Smith, S. Rensma. G. Sedlak, R, Spencer, J. Zeedar. Second Row-Mrs. l'aul, A. Zolko, M. Clancy, J. Zock, E. Fedorchuk, M. Moniak, S. Hopkins, M. Perrin, G. Milos, C. lficcirillo, B. Ruhlman, C. Moronski, A. Johnson, Mr. Carr. Third. ROW-L. Rodgers, R. Johnson, L. Glenn, H. Perkins, D, Mourer, T. Smith, M. Free- borough, H. Brooker, T, Glosick, K. Devore, W. Darling, F. Gruttaria, J. Zock. Fourth Row-G. Coan, P. Crippen, R. Jackson. K. VanDewark. E. Baker, M. Cook, E. Barnes, M. Bouchard, G. Locey, M. Danielson, S. Haehn, S. Haley, V. Britt, L. Barton, M. Black D. Hebner, J. XVilcox. v Fifth Rowflvl. Kerr, G. Perkins, E. Kline, R. Peterson, D. Benedict, B. Billsborough, M.XScott, J. Dolphin, U, Dale. P. Nicklas, R. Buorkle, S. Johnson, J. Anderson, T. I udder, J. Blalcak, ll Enos, J. Abraham. Sixth Row-M. Orbaniok, B. VVolfe, J. Teeonehuk, A. Bush, N. Hill, D. Mourer, R. Nelson, K. Samuelson, R. Hodges, S, Sandberg, M. McMoans, L. Xl'eaver, K. Davis. L. Loomis. Seventh Row-VV. Flaus, G. Crimson, G. Little, A. Taylor, F. Highhouse, NV. Birchard, A. Schenck, F. Mcflhesney,.J,f,:Danuski, S. King, R. VVithington, M. Kerohak, D. Fill, R. Bailey, R. Woodin, K,'BoWefr,'XB.'F'ill. X - X 7 . yf' X iffl ' 4 , 'ji ' Ll fi X . 1, 5 . X .. I all W XX , ,QW i X I A . X WX' X, .. , r' ,' - K . i bfi f 1 if ,X wg' mil' K, XI, 4 f T, W yi .15 Fx.li N is 'QTVR i JV'i M W N W in C Jil SQ' t, lf in i i 'V 6, . ' .ls if G' JW MJ 3' Jin .Qld l ox We had one hundred and seven pupils that Came to rooms thirteen and fourteen on September first from Youngsville and the surrounding town- ships We Were a little mixed-up for the first few days, but things were ilsoon 'running smoothly. Many of us joined the leading activities. At our first class meeting We chose John Ahlquist as leader, Fred Highhouse to A sg i I, Q X NJ E19 fix! fy assist him, Mary Ann Moniak to take in our money, and James Smith to take our notes. Our advisors were Mrs. Roberta Paul, Mr. Warren Carr, and Mr. Charles Bennett. ' is azna x : - i -g,Qi.5f ...W xg, . , W QA, ' Q: 'il f 2 Q94 :Xi 4. . T ..- 7 .EL ' 2 . . CS f f 5-Es, N P l . ,ur ., X, ff X? ' S. xiii- , fix Mr. fir' , ,J Ni it ,wi ,. T, l XX kit .x , uf! Xl 'N J! lex, i f ,XI iii W ,i .XJ G ,. . V ,,xx X ., ...E , 1,-. L 1 i 5 f X ,Xifl A ' nf e , .Iv ,fit f lv S . 1 ,X , X02 l N H ' , yd it ,

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if ' JW for W JL v t , - I , I ' ,yy V 4 l f -- , - 4 A N ' N , , . lv, ,X if-.f ! f 0' cj v , r Ni Y 1 ,,' ,Q ,. 1 -,I Of . r N- 2 it Ll. 1 . M-af f -:La-as we aff T ' gg W1 L, N' i i - If 2, 4 . Y, , r. 2,5 :Ti ,I J in J NL bl, 2 If x if ' 1,25 LL if Kg' ,. . ., ' r. J -f' ' . I 1 K ' l 4 -. . - - l X - f I trii ,,y ,, y o g lidmpres I -so sy 6,2 'sl . 4 . J? ,F if V x. is Nw? First Row-D. Miller, M. Natalc, Mr. Ingols, Mrs. Paden, R, Radccki, J. Zasiawney. I Second Row-S. Fuller, D. Engstrom, N. 1-lhanco, E. Skinner, M. Bailey. N. Tuley, H, Hill, 1 3f7f.Q, M, Craig, J. Thomas, J. Carroll, H. Vfard, D, Kofod, S. Grove. ..?'f'TfnQ.Q .7 , '1'hi::c'l Row--R. Rowland, D. Olson, XV. Carlett, R. Kerr, J. Jordan, R. Letrent, J. Morelli, L, ,MU ,, 'Ji5fQg'f5f' XVilcoX N. Blackmer, R. Johnson, L. Highhouse, F. Hockenbcrry. W, Oohlenschlager.5Ci2i-QW' N i9 I Y. E. Brown. AVCJQW ' W N Fourth Row-P. Bower, Z. Abplanalp, M. Johnson, A. Kerchak, V. Kellogg, F. McKinney, :grey ,,'t'5?4U N P. Durlln, R. Rapp, M. Chappel, K. Proctor, R. Sedina, S. Chase, M. Kwiatkowski, E, ff Plemcntosh, J. Davis. .-7 , X743 .ff Fifth Row-J. Scott, J. Fill, R, Harroun, A. Chamberlin, J. Anderson.R. Fehlman, J. McCol- .'l1i,,,gf iough, W. Morgan, A. Fill, E. Torquato, L. Thompson, K. Oviatt, J. Peterson, G. Cox. K.-,A ,LO , Sixth Row-C, Hazcltine, P. Urbanik, T. Pavlock, M. Sutton, B. XVoodin, B. Baker, C. Skinner, 'A ' , Fr B. Leofsky, li. Haight, M. Nelson, D. Stover, J. Halfast, C. Vifentworth, P. Conklin. fy Seventh Row-R. Sherwood, P. VanGuilder, T. Schwanke, R. Putnam, J. Adams, D. Lake, TT-ag? A af Nils! Moronski, A. Garris, E. Dean, G. Vorse, J. Kulbacki, R. Byers, B. Crist, M. Cobb. fg il .51 VW if it ,ful 'lf' We were Sophomores this year and were just beginning senior high fL1!., ' ,lb V ,aff school. This meant we were finished with our junior high school days and f' t Ji' A7,,iVV V, were ready for something different. ai, U if . . . . ' if 6251, ULF At the beginning of this year we had a class of ninety members. Our 'E , . VTW home room teachers were Mrs. Jo ce Paden Miss Ina E stein, and Mr. M ,A s 'J ' W'd I 1 y i i J ii ai e ngo s. V 7. . . wwf ,gf Our class officers were chosen during the first few weeks of schoolp sf, Y fab . . . . . . . - ,- n lit lg-,QQ Our president was William Oehlenschlagerg Vice president, William Mor- 3 4 YU pf gang secretary, Lee Thompson, and treasurer, Jerome Zastawney. We had ws? W ff .1 two assistant treasurers: Richard Sherwood and,Melva Johnson. f 2 ' 'W' gf! JV All Many activities were opened to us this year. Two of the girls bestowed ff? Xl., ,Q honor upon our class by being selected as senior high cheerleaders, they ry 4 U' X lm5'j.5fi,V.,J were Nancy Phanco and Debby Engstrom. Many of our boys were on the sf-gig.. i 1 Klip ji football and track teams. We also had students in Debate, Aquila, F. H. A., Q ritagyfg F. F. A., Chorus, and Broadwalk. , ' gene - J 1-'fj:.i...S'ag, 1- , il V ,X , nigga A? -. ?f' N , . R3 u as as 1. 1 'rciv -gg,

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6 My aroma W, Ml vl tjgjlfywfkj , 4, J? Vx, bh S A!5n,f3,6 6ff,eh6 A gl, . ' ' Wyjyy fighfb Jars W 6,5 Wmbd' 1 it V 5. wjff wil' Ke G F I 01 QW. xx x lv JY :JI QXTN l ml' '- XJ! si ,. ff twl' mix Cel X4 fi1:i1gRo1r.'-R. Crippen, R. Matteo, R. Hopkins, N. Stock, L. Birchard FI VanGuilder C .F ,, 4, A X XA' XX :A xahyrooks, B. Luther, L. Abraham, R. Dunham, L. Roberts. rp at And Row-L. Steffens. S. Barnes, L. Rowland, B. Lucas, J. Simpson, B. Conklin, N. Brown, X, I X Kg Liss Southall. Y 5 , ., X K E Row--M. Trask, D. Hopkins, G. Anderson, R. McAllister, R. YVrobIewski, K. Arnold, ' .QQ D. Young, R. Shattuck. ,I .XX ' Fourth Row-D. Brown, G. Rydholm, L. Rapp, B. Atkins, P. Garris, N. Deshner, E. Pe-rsing, -xx -X J. Spencer, C. Baker. 1 Fifth Row-J. Brenneman, N. Pierson, D. Dininny, H. XVertz, N. Arthur, J. McCanna, K. Thompson, S. Onuffcr. ff ,.. 4 Q.. Q ego! ,757 ,,,a:i'LW V ,Q Avtfffl ' C 1 . 1 Q30-16V This year We got off to a great start. We planned a moonlight hike Y, W, Q f our first class party. There were about twenty-five students present, ,ffl J i Qjff' nd eybryone reported a good time. iff 1 kj! . ' x y k ,X JP t the beginning of the year, under the guidance of Miss Lorraine I ' S thall the followin officers were elected: Donald Dininn served as Mc. 4' 1 , . u I dent, John McCanna as vice president, Glenn Anderson as secretary, an Robert Matteo as treasurer. ,U I NH This year many activities were opened to us: Band, Junior Hi-Y, Tri- ,-: 4 1-Y, Dramatics, Junior Chorus, Gym Club, and Library. if 2 2139