Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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First Row: Lockhart, Rosser, Miscoski, Passaro - V. Pres., Farinella - Sec., Pastin - Treas., Egolf Pres Huch ko, Comber, Gerrero. Second Row: Fidurski, Armani, Bernaciak, Meyers, Cunilirlghfilll, LHHC, BHfl1iSl1 - RCP-, Boyda Cilflln JOUCS Kearns, Radzik. Third Row- McNavish Re Funaro Schultz Kocza'a. Haberman, Black, Broniak, Young, Barrle Smlth S010 - ' P-i , 1 J minsky, Novakovsky, Zarvis, Spangler. Homeroom 204 Miss Cochran is the homeroom teacher of Room 204. She received her B.A. degree from Intdiana State Teachers College, and has done graduate work at Pitt and Duquesne Uni- versities. Miss Cochran teaches the commercial sub- jects and sponsors the Progressive Tri-Hi-Y. The officers of organizations in Room 204 are: Sandy Armani - Secretary of Progressive Tri-Hi-Y, Marilyn Barbish - treasurer of the Junior Class, Janet Boyda - Chaplain of Progressive Tri-Hi-Y, Carol Gerrero - treas- urer of Progressive Tri-Hi-Y, Sophie Hutchko - president of Future Business Leaders of America, Mary Jane Jones - secretary of Fu- ture Teachers of America and Future En- gineers of America. Sandy Armani and Jo Ann Farinella are cheerleadersg Clara Miscoski is a 'miajorette and Shirley Pastin is Drum-Maj- oretteg and Student Council representatives are Marilyn Barbish and Ken McNavish. Miss Cochran

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Homeroom 104 Mr. Sawhill Mr. Sawhill, better known as Pop is the homeroom teacher of Room 104. Mr. Sawhill graduated from Muskingham College where he earned a B.A. degree. Mr. Sawhill teaches algebra and plane geometry. He can easily be identified by the ruler which he always carries with him. Mr. Sawhill claims his to be the best jun- ior horneroorng ithese are what he terms his famous people : Jim Tudas - vice-president of the Biology Club, Gerrie Isaacs - secretary of Biology Club and also a cheerleader, and representatives in Student Council are Frances Yuschak and Richard Bres. First Row: Kreiger, Zethner, Kleer, Esser, Yuschak - Rep., Bres - Rep., Mersing, Schaffer, Nardini, Demain. Second Row: Young, Isaacs, Gozzard, Kendrick, Zawilla, Wortley, Shipley, Curinga, Minor, Lewicki. Third Row: Black, McDermitt, Schultze, Bates, Tudas, Fitzpatrick, Popivchak, Viviano, Zarichnak, Garner, Crid- ge, Salvato.

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Homeroom 205 Miss Mason is the homeroom teacher of Room 205. She graduated from Duquesne University, where she received her B.A. and M.A. degrees. Miss Mason teaches the corn- mercial subjects. She is the sponsor of the See which is turning out a fine school paper under her sponsorship. One may always find a member of the See staff interviewing people, writing about social and sports events or running to Room 205 with his assignment in order to meet the deadline. There is one cheerleader in Room 205 - Pat Carusog two of the girls are in the -Girls' Ensemble - Judy Komrada and Joyce Dun- levy, Betsy Barnett is the 'treasurer of the Drama Club. Room 205 is well represented in Student Council by Pat Caruso and Gary Zwyotko. Miss Mason First Row: Ribeau, Barthen, Kortz, Fedunok - Pres., Drinkhall - V. Pres., Caruso - Rep., Dunlevy - Sec., Zywotko - Rep., Schade, Snee. fecgnzi Row: Franc, Barnett, Bracket, Mascellino, Komrada, Sparbanie, Lewis, Troha, Miller, Harbaugh, Rag- an , yons. Ighirfikliowr Linkus, Rush, Yurchak, Molinaro, Malizio, Sheppard, Lane, Jordan, Balchon, Bevilacqua, Sgro, Klein, owic 1.