Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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Larry Haltast leaves his chair in English Class to Tom Gettings. William Patchen leaves his money vvon by luck in pool to Gary Hannold. Douglas Phanco leaves his ability to play pool to Tom Gettings. Kitty Lucia leaves her desk in Trig. class to some unlucky Junior. Paul Jukes leaves his bass horn, his only, but somewhat heavy companion in room 209. Mike Schillinger leaves her book reports to Bud Young. Sharon DeVore leaves her position in Color Guard to Connie Knapp, as well as, the many good times that go with it. Judy Reagle leaves her ability to blush easily to Phil Baker. Everett Wiler leaves his miserable English grades to anybody who Wants them. Douglas Ritter leaves Carl Chamberlin all of his book reports with the big red R on them. Neil Thompson leaves, and it's about time, too. Mike Piccirillo leaves his alfl Minute Man seat on the basketball bench to Anthony Roberti. Larry Eastman leaves Tom Carr his ability to throw mud during football practice. Blanche Cook leaves Leanne Baker her seat in Math. Eleanor Inter leaves her seat in English class to Sue Bouchard. Gale Johnson leaves her lovv English grades to anyone who thinks they can make a 95 out of them-Good luck! Anne Maria de Jongh leaves, but she'll never forget Youngsville High School and all her friends. Elizabeth Turner leaves her place on the FHA demonstration team to anyone willing to work tor it. CLASS FLOWER Light Blue Carnation CLASS COLORS Light Blue and White CLASS MOTTO A thousand mile journey begins with but a single step.

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Ann Danuski leaves her front seat in Science Class To some lucky Junior girl and hopes They get better grades Than she did. Tom Nelson leaves his front seat in English Class To Bolo Humphrey. Brenda Enos leaves her Trips To The library everyday from her 4th period class to Mr. lngols. Dianne Anthony leaves her Typewriter To Nlr. lngols. Ron Cressley leaves his ability To get along with Miss Adams to anyone who wants it. Alan Fuller leaves locker 336 to a Junior. Craig Giegerich leaves all The work he hasn'T done in Mr. WesTover's class To anyone vvho wants it. Richard Eastman iust leaves. Sally Atkins leaves her ability to graduate To Don Ropp. Sandy Galbraith leaves her locker To Andrea Gantz. Barb Yucha leaves her Bufferin tablets to The lucky Juniors who have Mr. lngols tor Shorthand class. Gib Scott leaves his TooTloall iersey Cno. 383 to the next first string RighT Tackle. Sheila Skinner leaves her ability to Type a stencil To whomever is chosen for The honored position next year. Karen Font leaves her shyness To Connie and Bonnie Anderson in hopes That They vvill pick up where she left oft. Jim Schnell leaves his Presidency of The Senior Class To a deserving Junior. Larry Fitzgerald leaves his big lineto anyone who needs it. Georgene Mack leaves her many hours of work after school To next year's Aquila Editor. Cherri Schwanke leaves her Title as head maiorette to Cathy Shine. Linda Rensma leaves her Lady Clairol To Charlene Weldon. Andy Zolko leaves his guard position tothe next first string guard. Rosemary Yanni leaves all her good and bad report cards to Norman Kenny and wishes him luck. Joann Zeedar leaves her gray hars she inherited from the F.B.L.A. to next year's president.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I wish To Take This opporTuniTy To express my ap- preciaTion To everyone who has conTribuTeol To The proclucTion of This yearbook. I wanT To ex- press special Thanks To Mr. SwarTz, our advisor, Carol Mong, nexT year's ecliror, and Ellen Mills, nexT year's assisTanT ediTor. RecogniTion should also be exTenoled To The Senior Class and all The sTuclenTs and Teachers who have boughT This book. Georgene Mark, EoliTor Hail to Thee Youngsville