Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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Left to Right: Seated: P. Schillinger-Secretary-Treasurer, J. Morrison-Vice President, D. Lund-President. Standing: C. Scott, H Russell, D. Curry, J. Moronski, B, VanGuilder, J. Rodgers, C. Bemis, Mr. Kahle-Advisor. The Stage Crew, under the supervision of Mr. Kahle, are our men behind the scenes. Credit must be given to these hard-Working fellows, for the success of many school activities depends on a job well done. This year, in addi- tion to Working on props for assemblies and plays in the auditorium, a few of the crew have had to hecorne techni- ciansf' Running the lights in our new auditorium is no longer a simple task. Don't you enjoy a class more if there is a film to assist you in your studies? Thanks to these boys who show the films, classes are almost bearable! Besides running the projectors, these boys repair them and keep them in Working condition. Left to Right: Row 1: F. Lohnes-Vice President, A. Roisenburgh-Secretary-Treasurer, A. Glenn-President. Row 2: D. Lohnes, R. Wilcox, H. Huffman, T. Bailey, Mr. D. Johnson-Advisor. Row 3: T. Meabon, S. Blakeslee, V. Bailey, B. Humphrey, D. Pilling, B. Dunham, B. Matve, H. Hetrick, D. Hetrick, J. Wayda. Row 4: T. Graham, S. Wachter, B. Jackson, R. Silvis, C. Brunecz, L. Haight, J. Kellogg, R. Reed, B. Lohnes, T. Parker. D Devon-e. S. Lore.

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Seated: Mr. Waddell-Advisor. Left to Right: Row 1: T. Curry, D. Harkins, D. Ferry, V. Beauseigneur, J. Chapman. Row 2 D. Hultberg, B. Bingman, D. Loomis, J. Font, T. Fitzgerald, P. Shine, J. Rafalski. Row 3: I. Devore, D. Curry, D. Jukes, K Bacon, B. Rapp, R. Knapp, R. Leofsky, M. Mitchell, H. Ruhlman, J, Albaugh, D. Whaley, T. Radecki, J. Wojtowicz, J. Steffan T. Long, T. Holcomb, K. Burleigh, G. Brown. Q Left to Right: Tom Fitzgerald-Secretary-Treasurerg Cary Brownhlaresidentg Tom Holcomb-Vice President. The new Sportsman Club has been organized by Mr. Waddell to encourage boys in the fields of hunting, fishing, camping, and other outdoor sports. Several films from the Pennsylvania Game Commission were viewed. Demonstrations and discussions of the new equipment used in hunt- ing and fishing were observed and held by the members during the year. This organization is open to all boys from seventh to twelfth grades.

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. F H . Yyjeildentvl ' P . 1 N De5hneYT5V1?ne:f'YreaS foeerher rllijlrtlgnt and Advis l ' . ht: Sealed: Siandirlrgi ' a meeting, Or, Mrs. Brya Left W Rlg,Yre51dent' mfg. H' W'-7TliiI1 1. McgHE1iand1erfS'ecre g ur ef v ' The F.H.A. is a national organization of home-economic students. The members of the F.H.A. worked on their junior, chapter, and state degrees this year. Nancy Deshner received her state degree which is the highest degree given. The award was presented to her in Harrisburg on January 15, 1964. The F.H.A. had a Christmas party at which they exchanged gifts. ln order to raise money, they sold cookbooks, with the girl selling the most receiving a free cookbook. The following girls attended the Farm Show in Harrisburg on January 13, 14, and 15 of this year: Nancy Deshner, Frances Etter, Pat Love, Jane Mourer, Linda Wiler, and ,lane Zurcher. While there, they had a chance to visit the capitol. Left to Right: Row 1: .l. Mourer, F. Etter, N. Deshner, S. Chandler, Mrs. Bryan-Advisor. Row 2: M. Lyons, S. Savugot, L. Brant, P. Love, L. Wiler, K. Graham. Row 3: R. Wertz, B. Check, J. Zurcher, B. Buchanan, M. Natale, D. Rosenburgh, P. Sfhetrlock. Row 4: F. Bailey, L. Brown, B. Paden, T. Howell, S. Roberts, P. Fewdorchuk, L. Fisher, B. Castile, D. Alexander, C. Lawrence. M ,,.., ...,s,.,.., ...,, , Nkli-f ' f11r' Exif-fi ' I i : ' -1 K ' A '