Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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FCREWORD The Aquila Staff of 1961-1962 is proud to present this year- book. We are using the Japanese Theme in honor of our foreign exchange student, Takoa Tanese. We have attempted to depict throughout artwork various Japanese settings. For the past two years, our delivery date has been in August. This year, due to the desire of the student body, the Aquila arrived in May. The cover is in our school colors red and white. Of course, the eagle has been included. lt is the emblem that distinguishes us from all others. Each subjegt included is accompanied by at least one action picture to give the parents a visual idea of school life. Because of the popularity of the individual classroom pictures, the layout staff has continued this policy. Along with serving as the usual recording of memories for the Seniors, we hope this will give Takoa a material and lasting visual- ization of Youngsville High School. lk lg lfsptll' lt lffalllnll l ll. 1 'l if-l.l. . 'Tlltl 'im LOIS RYDHOLM-Editor

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The Aquila Staff of T962 is very proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Orval B. Borton, who has taught at Youngsville High School for the past eighteen years. Mr. Borton has always been an ac tive member in the community. He has served on the Borough Council DEDICATION EXPLAINING a CURRENT HAPPENING to student, Judy Lanning, is Mr. Borton for twelve years during which he was president two years. He is on the Youngsville Public Library Board, he served several years as Trustee ot the Youngsville Methodist Church. Be sides all of these activities, he was a member of the Youngsville Fair Board and served one year on the Warren County Heart Association Board. Mr. Borton has spent all of his teaching career in Warren County, in cluding Freehold Township, Garland Clarendon, and Youngsville. Mr. Borton has not only tilled his requirements as a teacher, but has also done much more. He is always SHOWING THE LOCATION of an important country to his students is Mr. Borton. willing to chaperone tor dances and parties. He is an active member of Warren County branch of the Penn- sylvania State Education Association, has been a delegate to the conven- tion several times, and has served as president for one term. He also served two years on the State Com- mittee ot P. S. E. A. He promoted the interest ot history students in the An- nual Mock United Nationals meeting. During his eighteen years at Youngs- ville High School, he has taught most- ly History. Besides all his other work, he found time to be the Senior Class advisor for fifteen years and the Junior class advisor for one year.

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