Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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Left to right: Row 7, Robert Johnson, Norman Brown, Roy Benedict, Robert Anthony, David Turner, Joseph Gurdak, Mr. Hummer. Row 2, Howard Camp, Larry Eastman, Gilbert Scott, Anson Devore, Dennis Messinger, Wayne Matve, Dale Martin. Row 3, Paul Gurdak, Harry Devore, Wayne Peterson, Robert Brown, Alan Fuller, Lawrence Stover, Thomas Haight. Row 4, William Proctor, Philip Ferry, Richard Lewis, Herbert Russell, Robert Gantz, Robert Frew, James Morrison, John Rodgers. Row 5, James Kellogg, Harold Groves, Donald Shellhouse, Robert Young, Dennis Devore, Lee Graham, Mark Smith. Row 6, Ronald Shellhouse, John Asp, Joseph Moronski, Charles Scott, Donald Hodge, Eddie Edwards, Harold Camp, James Howell. OFFICERS President: Roy Benedict Vice-President: David Turner Secretary: Bob Anthony Treasurer: Joe Gurdak Reporter: Bob Johnson Chaplain: Howard Camp Sentinel: Norman Brown The F.F.A. of Youngsville High School is a part of a national organization. There are officers for each branch, national, state, and local. This year our local officers are: Pres- ident, Roy Benedict, Vice-President, David Turner, Secretary, Bob Anthony, Treasurer, Joe Gurdak, Reporter, Bob Johnson, Chap- lain, Howard Camp, and Sentinel, Norman Brown. Attendance at the Farm Show in Harris- burg was one of the highlights of the year. Those attending were Anson DeVore, Wayne Matve, Joe Gurdak, Bob Anthony, and How- ard Camp. Another project undertaken by the F.F.A. was the selling of rat poison. This was a successful venture money-wise.

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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 . .

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F.H.A. The officers for F.H.A. are, Gale Johnson, PresidenT, Sue Bouchard, Vice-PresidenT, Rosemary Yanni, Sec., Jane Mourer, Treas- urer. The members of F.H.A. worked on sTaTe' and naiional home economics proiecTs. Rep- resenTaTives were senT To The June Confer- ence aT Pennsylvania STaTe Universiiy. The members worked on Their Junior, ChapTer, and STaTe degrees during The year. This year Gale Johnson aTTended The Farm Show aT Harrisburg To receive The F.H.A. STaTe Degree Award, The highesT degree giv- en. Four oTher girls also aTTended The con- venfion To puT on a demonsTraTion called PlasTic PossibiliTies. These girls were: Nan- cy Deshner, ElizabeTh Turner, Sharon Chand- ler, and Barbara CasTile. OFFICERS President: Gale Johnson Vice-President Sue Bouchard Secreiaryz Rosemary Yanni Treasurer: Jane Mourer Hisiorian: Cheryl Vorse Advisor: Mrs. Virginia Bryan Left To right: Row 1, Cheryl Vorse, Rosemary Yanni, Gale Johnson, Jane Mourer, Sue Bouchard, and Mrs. Bryan. Row 2 Karen Taylor Barbara Buchanan, Blanche Cook, BeTTy WerTz, Karen Dehner, Evelyn Bush, Kathy Graham, Nancy Deshner, Jane Zurcher. Row 3 Jeanneffe Zurcher Julia Miller, Frances ETTer, Delores Alexander, Cheryl Camp, Sharon Chandler, Barbara Castile, PaTricia Love, ElizabeTh Turner Row 4 Marilyn Miller, Nancy Roberti, Trudy Howell, BeTsy Check, Mary Ellen Lyon, Patricia Sherlock, Dorothy Rosenburgh, Patricia Feclorchuk