Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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HOIR The choir and band held its annual spring concert on May 26. Before Christmas vacation, during a special assembly, the choir entertained us with Christ- mas Carols and told of their origin. Seniors were not able to be present when this pic- ture was taken, they are as follows: Mary Baron Norma Kirk Juanita Reed Rebecca Davis Kathleen Crippen Sarah Chase Linda Forsberg Susan Sanford DIRECTING THE CHOIR is Mr. Enea Caravacci, This is Mr Caravacci's first year with Y.H.S. ROW 'I, Left to right: Mary Lewis, Evelyn Wittig, Diane Anthony, Thompson, Susan Russ, Janet Sullivan, Wanda Gurdak, Judy Powell, Donna St. Clair, Judy Pilling, Dianne Donaldson, and Mr. Cara- Brenda Enos, Andrea Gantz, Joan Mulvey. vacci. ROW 2: Carol Morris, Lorraine Scott, Sandra Peterson, Carol 85

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BROAD ALK ROW 1, lLeft to Rightiz Phyllis Onuffer, Mrs. Taylor, Thelma Wiler, Barbara Yucha, Donna St. Clair. ROW 2: Linda Rensma, Regis Thompson, Janice Wolfe, Shiela Skinner, William Johnson, and Gwenda Riggs. LOOKING OVER Thursday's copy are llett to rightl STANDING: Co-editors Donna St. Clair and Phyllis Onuf- fer. SITTING: Business Manager, Regis Thompson. INTERVIEWING Dennis Clark for an article concerning the Poetry Contest are Linda Rensma and Thelma Wiler. STUDENTS in BROADWALK spent their time learning the fundamentals of journalism. They did not publish a true school newspaper, rather, they supplied a block of news to the Youngsville Courier, local newspaper, under Their by-lines. GOAL is EVENTUALLY to have a successful school newspaper. The name Broadwalk was kept because the students like the traditional name. 84

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TUDE T COUINCIL STUDENT COUNCIL, consisting of ten class representatives and nineteen homeroom representatives, has tunc- tioned under the guidance of Mrs. Knapp. Our Council is a member of the Penn- sylvania Association of Student Coun- cils and sent the following representa- tives to the annual convention in Meadville during April: Sharon Price, lna Groves, Ted Olson, and Bill Hart- ford. This organization was established in our school ten years ago to create a better relationship between faculty and students and to acquaint students with a representative form of govern- menl. lLeft to rightj Paula Johnson, Secretary, Sharon Price, President, Cherri Schwanke Treasurer, lna Groves, Vice-President. ROW 1, lleft to VTQJWTJ1 Paulo Johnson, Sl'TUl'0l'1 Price, Cherri Anthony Baran, and Janet Sullivan. ROW 3: Andrew Zollco, Sally SCltWClf1l4e, IHG Groves, David LUClG, Albefl Walton, Rl-'Th Bauerle, Ann Devore, Rebecca Davis, Jerry Eastman, James Camp, Raymond Kathy Ford, and Mrs. Mona Knapp. ROW 2: Ann Rodgers, Judith Hazeltine, Steven Meleen, Alan Scott, Thomas Gettings, Frederick Danielson, Barbara Dyke, Linda Fox, Cynthia Brown, Susan Wood, Briggs, and Craig Wood, 4--wtsf-ww-nam:-M -' -1 VW--N-W--as-s -mmf-sw WMWM' - --- we-rw--w-nv-W me .i as