Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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KEY Left to right, Mr. Shapiro, Steve Meleen, Chuck Sample, Joe Stec, Jim Schnell, Bill Patchen. Row 2, Craig Giegerich, Eric Johnson, Leslie San- ford, Richard Peterson, John Bosco, Gregg Fitzgerald, Doug Phanco. Row 3, Brent Borton, Ricky Briggs, Jeff Barton, Lewis Crippen, Craig Wood, Terry Lucas, Jim Dailey. OFFICERS Steve Meleen: Secretary James Schnell: Treasurer Joe Stec: President Charles Sample: Vice-President Mr. Shapiro: Advisor 98

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LEADER This organization, headed by Mr. Ingols, is for commercial students only. Its purposes are to de- velop reliable business leadership, strengthen the participants' confidence in themselves and their vvork, create more interest and understanding in of business occupations, en- the development of individ- establishing themselves in members to improve the home and community, develop character, train for useful citizenship and foster patriotism, participate in co-operative effort, encourage and practice thrift, encourage improvement in scholarship and promote school loyalty, provide and encourage the development of organized recreational ac- tivities, and improve and establish standards for the intelligent choice courage members in ual projects and in business, encourage entrance into store and office occupations. PREPARING the dinner for the teachers are, left to right, Carolyn Lefik, Carol Aiello, Doris Fill, and Shirley Wolfe. O E AMERICA Seated at the head of table of the Annual Faculty Appreciation Banquet are Joann Zeedar, Mr Springer of WACOPSE, and Mr. and Mrs. Waide lngols. RESTING after the preparation are, left to right, Doris Fill, Connie Garber, Shirley Wolfe, Cherri Schwanke, Carolyn Lefik, and Barb Yucha. l 97

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CLUB KEY CLUB BOYS WEARING JACKETS Top To Bottom Steve Meleen Richard Peterson Eric Johnson Leslie Sanford Doug Phanco Chuck Sample The Key Club is affiliated with the Kiwanis Club of Youngsville. The club is a local branch of a national organization. The club is one of the many assets of this community. At Christmas time the boys collected toys for the needy children in the community. During the school year, the Key Club sold tab- lets with the Eagle printed in the left-hand corner. They held the Annual School Leaders' Banquet and several dances. ln addition to these activities, they also attend- ed the various churches in the community once a month. Two members also attended Kiwanis each month. Mr. lngols was advisor of the Key Club during the fall, Mr. Harvey Shapiro then assumed the responsibility of being the Key Club advisor. ,f ,,,. 1,1116 E 5' -3 N I XX ' rl 1 ggi' ll .... f f 0 9 ,-T20 . .