Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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I A 0 First Row-Mr. Albright, M. Smith, C. Benedict. N. Meabon. C. Fchlman, D, Jackson. Second Row-A. Taylor, R. Hailey, F. Hazcltinc, E. Brown, R. Rowland, F. Highhouse, K. Bower, R. Woodin, G. C1-ippen. Thirc'lARow-R. Withington, L. Highhouso, A. Chase, A. Sclicnck, R. Johnson, J. Jordan, Sn King, L. NVilcox, D. Olson, I+'. Hockenberry. Fourth Row-I . McChcsncy. H. Perkins, NV. Darling, L. Glenn, N. Kibbcy, A. Chamberlin, K. Devorc, J. Morclli, li. l-lall, L. Skinner. Fifth Row-H, Fchlman, J. Glenn. S. Haight, XV. McChosncy, H. Vudder, J, Franklin, D. King. M. Baker, G. Cox, J. Scott. Sixth Row-J. ,Xdil.lYlS. S. Iirnsma. J. Fedorchuk. A. Garris, lll. Moronski. G. Vorsc, R. Brooker, E. Dean, H. Buckley, R. Putnam. bid Last spring the DeKalb Agricultural Award and the Kiwanis Agricul- tural Award were both won by Stanley Orbanick. This year the Area F. F. A. Dairy Cattle Judging Contest was won by the following boys: first, Alton Chase, second, Rodney Rowland, third, Neal Meabon, fourth, Fred McChesney, fifth, Donald Jackson. Clarence Benedict won the Area F. F. A. Tractor Driving Contest. The following boys attended the 1954 Farm Show at Harrisburg: Charles Fehlman, Max Smith, Elwood Dean, Ronald Putnam, and Rodney Rowland. Our officers for this year were Neal Meabon, president, Clarence Bene- dict, vice president, Charles Fehlman, secretary, Max Smith, treasurer, Donald Jackson, reporter, Ronald Putnam, sentinel. Mr. Albright was again our advisor. egg 43 gg?

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2.71 First Row-E. Day, D. XVarner, R. Letrent, Mr. Kamus, R. Culver, R. Wood, A. Johnson. Second. ROW-R. Litzinger, N. Meabon, G. Fitzgerald, G. Smith, J. Kulbacki, J. Bailey. Third Row-E. Baumgardner, F. Phanco, J. Spear, F. Stoudt, L. McChesney, W. Vvimer, D. Haight. bb The purpose of the Youngsville Athletic Tribunal is to raise money for purchasing senior awards. To be eligible for a sweater award, a student must have earned two varsity letters in either football, basketball, or track. One of these letters must be earned in his senior year. Y. A. T. members sold license plates with EAGLES inscribed on them. They also sponsored a pie social. Mr. Kamus was our faculty advisor. eil 42 E4-

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50.4. First Row-R. Rapp, N. Phanco, P. Abraham, Z, Abplanalp, D. Kofod, P. Bower. Second ROW-C. Piccirillo, M, Black, R. Peterson, J. Zoek. A. Zolko, E. Johnson. Third Row-E. Skinner, P. Nicklas, P. Durlin, M. Danielson, J. Bialcak, B. Ruhlman. Fourth Row-Mrs. Overturf, L. Wfeaver, D. Stover, 12 Urbanik, N. Swanson, K, Davis. sts The Future Homemakers of America met on Thursday during the activity period. They discussed certain business and worked on projects for the future. In October, the third annual Variety Show was held. It was a huge success and our biggest money-maker of the year. Every year the Future Farmers of America select a girl as candidate for the Live Stock Queen. Nancy Swanson was elected as the candidate this year. Our regional convention was held at Warren High School in October. Our chapter members, co-hostesses with the other chapters of Warren County, were responsible for making four hundred favors. The officers of the F. H. A. for 1953 and 1954 were as follows: Zelma Abplanalp, president, Patricia Abraham, vice president, Nancy Phanco, secretary, Delores Kofod, treasurer, Patricia Bower, historian, Roberta Rapp, reporter. The club mothers were Mrs. H. J. Sherwood and Mrs. W. M. Clark. Mrs. Overturf was our advisor. eflf 4 4 lj:-