Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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Jeanne Vacca leaves her seat in English class to Gale Johnson. Robert Vicander leaves his position of left end on the football team to Regis Thompson. Doris Wentworth leaves her P.O.D. book to Gale Johnson. Norman Whiteley leaves all his troubles to Arden Glenn. Dorothy Wolfe leaves her ability to ruin a stencil to Joann Zeeder and hopes she can do a better job. Michael Wood leaves his build to Donald Flaherty. Ronald Young leaves his four brothers and sisters to Sharon Devore in case she needs them. Takao Tanase leaves the bad habit lsleeping in classl. Richard Abraham, David Albright, Floyd Bacon, Darrell Blakeslee, Richard Burton, William Irvine, and Pauline Keeler leave. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL AROUND MOST POPULAR lna Groves James Sample Sherri Craft Michael Wood MOST ATHLETIC BEST LOOKING Phyllis Durfey David Garris Margaret Swanson Ronald Young BEST DRESSED BEST DANCERS Mary Ann Campbell David Albright Mary Gettings William Bailey BEST ACTRESS AND ACTOR WITTIEST Carol Thompson Theodore Olson Karen Ray Charles Stillings FRIENDLIEST QUIETEST Paulette Dininny Jerome Eastman Judy Pilling Lewis Eastman MOST FLIRTATIOUS MOST TALKATIVE Phyllis Onuffer James Huselton Lynn Becker Richard Sullivan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lois Rydholm William Johnson

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Mary Jones leaves her seat on the bus to Barbara Buchanan. Willis Koren leaves all unpaid bills that can be found to the Junior Class. Mary Lewis leaves her music talent to all those who need it and all the seventh graders to whom- ever wants it. Paul Lind leaves his locker to Paula Gurdak. Nancy Martin leaves her locker and all her old schoolbooks in it to Gwenda Riggs. William Martin leaves his front seat in English class to Donald Flaherty in hopes it brings him as much luck as it did him. Mary McChesney leaves her front seat in P.O.D. class to Linda Rensma who will need it to make it through. James McCollough leaves-and is darn happy to get out. Doris McMillen leaves her ability to have her assignments done on time to Douglas Ritter. Donald Morrison wills his grease-monkey iob at Pittsfield to David Stewart. Elaine Mourer leaves to a worthy junior her great ability in the commercial class, which she has not yet acquired. Joan Mulvey leaves her frequent last place in lunch line to some unlucky band member. Ann Natale wills her height to Mr. Swartz. Bonita Nelson leaves the parallel bars to Rosemary Yanni. Theodore Olson leaves his position as first chair baritone to anyone capable of playing loud enough to cover up the trombones mistakes. Phyllis Onuffer leaves her ability to successfully take shorthand dictation at 30 words per minute to Joan Gettings. Judith Pilling leaves her seat in English class in the second row, second seat to Patricia Stino when she becomes a Senior. Ruth Range leaves her seat in P.O.D. class to anyone who wants it. Bro Rapp leaves his dirty football tactics willed to him by Bruce Williams to Leonard Thompson. Karen Ray leaves her seat in shorthand class to Nancy Messinger. Patricia Remmy leaves the ability to get away with eating in Shorthand Class to Eleanor Inter. Carolyn Ross leaves her worn-out Chemistry notebook to anyone who wants it. Lois Rydholm leaves all the headaches she has acquired from the yearbook to next year's editor, Georgene Mack. James Sample wills the key that regulates the boys' showers to Regis Thompson. Susan Schnell leaves her ability to always get stuck in the back seats to Sally Atkins. Lorraine Scott leaves her Cfictitiousl salesmanship ability to Darlynn Anthony. Patricia Seth leaves her used shorthand notebooks to some lucky Junior. Allan Sivi leaves his locker to Diane Kay. Edward Skinner leaves his Senior English troubles to James Dexter. Dianna Smith leaves her short walk to school to Karen Font. Charles Stillings leaves his record collection to Karen Nelson. Janet Sullivan leaves her ability to forget everything to Mr. Miller. Ingrid Swanson leaves her seat in shorthand class to Barbara Wolfe. Margaret Swanson leaves her inability to write compositions to Paula Johnson. Kathryn Taber leaves her place as last on the bus to Judy Lanning. Raymond Thomas leaves his English notes to some deserving iunior girl. Carol Thompson leaves her ability to get her work done on time to Steve Meleen. Douglas Thompson leaves his great typing ability to Richard Thompson. Linda Toner leaves her great ability for working P.G. problems to some deserving Sophomore.

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT l wish to take this opportunity to express my apprecia- tion to everyone who has contributed to the production of this yearbook. l especially want to thank Mr. Swartz, our advisor, David Crippen and James Huselton, our stu- dent photographers, and Georgene Mack, assistant editor. Recognition should also be extended to the Senior Class who helped in financing the yearbook. LOIS RYDHOLM, Editor xg END