Youngwood High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Youngwood, PA)

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Our Teachers MRS. BOOTHMAN teaches Seventh and Eighth grade English, Writing and Reading . . also Sopho- more English and Literature . has taught in Young- wood 9 years . .graduated from Indiana State Teachers College and University of Pittsburgh with an A. B. and M. Ed. . . her hobby is home movies . . pet peeve . . Indolence and deception on the part of some pupils. MRS. CARROL has taught in Youngwood 29 years . . has charge of the library . . also teaches history . . attended the University of Pittsburgh and Penn- sylvania State College . . is Teacher Representative of P. T. A, . . President of Youngwood Teachers Association . . hobby-reading . . pet peeve . . . lunch hour??? MISS MABEL R. SMITH teaches Geography 7 and 8, 92 Math, Arithmetic 7 and 8, and Spelling 7 . . . she has taught in Youngwood for 33 years. . doesn't like inattentive and procrastinating pupils. MRS. BAKER, secretary of Youngwood High School attended the University of Pittsburgh for two years. Whenever in need of any supplies or in- formation Mrs. Baker is always ready to lend a helping hand. At home she likes to spend her time sewing. Her pet peeve is people who constantly borrow her newly sharpened pencils. Whats COOICIIIU 9 Eyes 071 ygur copy ,A

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K cTIIE SlENIflR CIUASS IDF Left to Right-Mary Ruth Storey, Warren Zundel, Shirley Eisler, Steve Cheran, Art Wilson In I PRESIDENT ............... ....., A RTHUR WILSON VICE PRESIDENT ...,, .,........ W ARREN ZUNDEL SECRETARY . . . MARY RUTH STOREY TREASURER ....,,,. ,.......... . . SHIRLEY EISLER ASSEMBLY REPRES. .,..,....., STEVE CHERAN SENIOR HISTORY When we as Freshmen started our journey through Youngwood High School we were shy and not quite sure what was expected of us. We were stationed in Room 2 under Mr. Fox's supervision. Our class dance, The Shamrock Shindig was held on St. Patricks Day. As Sophomores our home room teachers were Mr. Fox and Mrs. Cable. Under their supervision we worked hard and after our midlterm examinations we held our class dance which we called Cupid's Frolic, which was greatly enjoyed by all. We felt then that after a brief vacation we would be ready for our next stop as Juniors. How proud we were to become Juniors. We then added to our class students from New Stanton, South Grensburg, and Harrolds. The highlight of our Junior year was, of course, the Prom whose theme was April Showers. The dance was well attended and everyone had a wonderful time. We were then ready to enter our final year of school. As Seniors, under the supervision of Mrs. Cable and Mr. Mari. we are a little sad when we realize that this is our final stop in our journey through Youngwood High School. The photographer came to school and took our pictures and we received the finished portraits before Christmas. Members of the band, football and basketball teams received their jackets. One of the main events of our Senior Year was the Senior Class Play the hilarious melo-drama of the gay nine- ties The Curse of an Aching Heart. The cast never had a better time then when they modeled the old fashioned clothes which were used. With a great deal of enthusiasm and no regret, we look forward to our Baccalaure- ate Services on May 24 and Commencement on May 28. Motto: Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers So many worlds, so much to do, So little done, such things to be. - Tennyson Class Color: Blue and Gold Class Flower: Yellow Rose