Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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OFFICERS President: Vice-Pres.: Secretary: Treasurer: Mrs. William Howe Mr. Lewis Crippen Mrs. Edna Caldwell Mrs. Beatrice Wing F.T.A. members guide parents to the assigned rooms during Open House. Miss Adams talks to parents at Open House. P.T.A. The first P.T.A. of Youngsville was started about the year 1925. Their president at That time was Mrs. Charles Henry. The president this year is Mrs. William Howe. The P.T.A. of i962-63 had various projects, some of which are annual affairs. These proiects were under the supervision of the officers, which are mentioned above. This year the P.T.A. had a booth at the fair to raise money for their work. They are also mak- ing plans to take part in the celebration of the Youngsville sesquicentennial.

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CAFETERIA Making some of the many sandwiches are Mrs. Mourer and Mrs. Peterson. Two more cooks happily prepare the hot lunch. Under The supervision of Mrs. Mildred Jones, the cafeteria offers a well-balanced hot lunch to all stu- dents and Teachers who wish to purchase it. The cafeteria is supervised by Mr. J. Miller. ln The ele- mentary gym Those students who carry Their lunches can purchase milk and eat aT The Tables provided there. The cafeteria staff includes: Mrs. Mildred Jones, Manager, Mrs. Jessie Peterson, Mrs. Florence Mourer, Mrs. Rosemary Sample, Mrs. Dorothy Peterson, Mrs. Laura Hill, Mrs. Jane Barton, Mrs. Doris Littlefield, Mrs. Jeanne Johnson, and Mrs. Marie Weaver.

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EXCHANGE STUDENTS Anne Maria Geranda Louisa CAnkie1 de Jongh from The Hague, The NeTherlands, was Youngsville's fourTh American Field Service's foreign exchange sTudenT. She is 16 years old and is enrolled as a Senior aT Youngsville High School. She arrived on The 7Th of AugusT and during her sTay she lived wiTh Mr. and Mrs. RoberT N. Jewell and Their daughTers, Karen 15, Becky 13, and Bonnie 9. In addiTion To her courses aT Youngsville, she parTicipaTed in The band and chorus, and was on The Aquila and Broadwalk sTaffs. Anne Nlarie is a graduaTe from The Cor Mariae ImmaculaTum High School in The Hague, and she in- Tends To enroll aT The UniversiTy. Ankie was very much impressed wiTh The friend- liness of The American people and she is very Thank- ful To everyone for a wonderful year spenT in America. I8 JaneT SweeTland represenTed Youngs- ville High School in The American Field Service Americans Abroad Summer Pro- gram for 1962. AfTer leaving MonTreal, Canada, on June 15, she sailed on The M.S. Seven Seas To RoTTerdam, NeTherlands. JaneT arrived There on June 25 where she Then Took a Train To Fie-lsTervang, Denmark. This small Town is locaTed in wesTern JuTland where The land is very flaT, as is all of Denmark. JaneT lived wiTh The Hilund family and had four sisTers: JyTTee, 23, Kis, 21, Ulla, 17, and Vikeke, 9. JaneT was quiTe impressed wiTh The cleanliness of The counTry. She said every- one makes sure ThaT They do Their share in helping To keep Their lovely counTry neaT and clean. The highlighT of JaneT's Trip was her Two visiTs To Copenhagen, The capiTal of Denmark. Following her second visiT, JaneT sailed for home.