Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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Clubs And Classes Solve Money Problems Every Organization's problem ... We need money. ... main topic at meetings . . . how to raise it ... a carnival ? ... no, that never works ... soliciting ? ... forget it ... We tried that last year.” ... Senior Class Magazine Cam- paign ... huge success ... raises most money for Voyager ... Junior Class Candy Sale .. . great again ... Juniors show ability ... earn money for Prom ... standard money-raisers for every club ... We'll have a bake sale. — that's always good ... kids’ll eat anything we make ... bring a dozen cookies . . . you bring dough- nuts ... how 'bout candy apples? ... The)- stick to my mouth ... so what they sell, don't they? ... or how about ... Let’s have a car wash!’” ... but it s too cold ... so wear warm clothes” ... how come I have to dry my own car?” ... all for a good cause ... money supports worthwhile clubs . .. and worthwhile activities. 18

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Anything Goes In Fashions Mini skirts ... shorter than ever ... culottes ... boys get in the act ... bell bottoms .. . wild plaids ... Wintertime! freezing legs ••• maxi coats .. . twelve foot long scarves ... still freezing ... break through ... slacks allowed ... shorts? ... maxi skirts ... clunky shoes .. . boots ... chain necklaces ... scarves ... wigs ... crocheted vests Miss Nicholas and her maxi ... Wiley and his glasses ... long hair — he wants to grow a mus- tache! ... but it'll tickle ... Dr. Fratto calls for appropriate dress ... if that gets any shorter ... well you have to keep up with the times ... but what next?? (Toft left) Denny Doak breaks away from conserva- live dress habits with his plaid pants. (Top right) John Balog models his long hair and new beard. (Bottom left) What a roving eye might see in study hall. This short pant skirt is typical of what girls are wearing. (Bottom center) Ray Romani in his classic blue jean bells. (Bottom right) Stak was one of the founders of the slack rebel- lion. 17

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Bonfire Before The Quaker Valley Game Spirit reaches peak ... After fantastic victory at Fort Cherry We're number one!! ... one of four schools left in Class A race ... we can do it ... support the team ... so cheerleaders plan a bonfire .. . October 16 . . . Something was wrong ... too cold?? ... not enough people ... Coach Dudeck asks for support ... spirit low . .. still the fire burned well ... dummy thrown in .. wind and sparks ... Smelly newspapers ... light from majorettes batons . . . Marianne presents a cake ... See Mr. Dudeck, we do care . . . Quaker Valley game ... fight harder ... no disappointment ... wanting it, but not quite making it .. . One lousy touchdown ... Little Tartans eliminated from Class A race ... Sad day for C.H.S. That's alright That's OK. ...We love our boys anyway!!!!!!! (Top left) Cheerleaders lead the shivering onlookers in a cheer. (Top right) Dummy of Quaker Valley player silhouetted against the Fire (Center) Mr. Dud- eck warns Little Tartans and fans not to be over confident. (Bottom right) Marianne presents Mr. Dud- eck with a cake from the majorettes. (Bottom left) Hunched shoulders and drooping heads symbolized disappointment at the loss at Quaker Valley. 19