Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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And Alumnae On Senior Nite (Top) Mr. Casciola, with tears in his eyes, directs the band as they play the Alma Mater for the last football game, as Senior major- ettes and drill team members stand at at- tention. (Bottom left) Terry. Robbe, and Nadine sing the Alma Mater. (Bottom rif ht) Patty shows the sadness as displayed by underclassmen. 23

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Tears From Seniors, Underclassmen Student Council organized . . . Nadine Mis- chuk chairman . . . For the class of 1970 ... senior football players and parents honored . . . Dalby all thumbs pinning the flower on his Mom ... all these flowers and I hadda get the one without a pin . . . senior girls wear large orange mums . . . they’re beautiful ... it’s upside down ... it won't stay on . . . girls traditionally flood the field ... senior band members, drill team, majorettes, and cheerleaders honored by underclassmen . . . doubly sad . . . last football game for CHS ... dis- appointment . . . last night for kilts, major- ettes, drill team ... tears in stands, too ... Hail Alma Mater ... we will be faithful to thee forever. Top right) Sam Brown prepares to pin (he mum on his mom (Center right) Bill Huehn's great on the field, but when it comes to pinning flow- ers. (Bottom left) Dave Dalby finally finds the pin for his flower, after several embarrassing minutes. (Bottom right) Nadine lets her emo- tions show in a candid moment. 22

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Classes Classes ... 3 days a week ... 8 periods a day . . 44 minutes a period . . . sounds monotonous ... It is ... we get used to it ... once in awhile ... in between . . . homework . busy work class work . . . extra work ... and work work ... we learn ... on rare occasions ... we even think . . . 8:03 . . . drag in . . . lockers . . . It won't open Why don't you clean that mess out? . . . Do you have my history book? . . . homeroom ... I pledge allegiance . . . announcements .. . Shhhh, I can't hear” ... Big Deal ... library over- due slips . . . Please print your name on this form .. . Don't you know how to print? . . . the bell ... 1st period ... try to wake up ... or go back to sleep ... or do what you didn't do last night ... all 8 periods . . . majors and minors . . . reading . . . tests . . . singing . . . building . . . studying . . . typing . . . dictating ... exper- imenting . . . speaking—French and Spanish . . . adding . . . driving . . . painting . . . draw- ing . . . tumbling .. . running ... talking ... cooking ... sewing . . . dissecting . . . dia- gramming . .. trying . . . and giving up ... 8 periods broken only by lunch . . . pizzaburgers . . . spaghetti . . . Can I have your cookies? ... Sweet Po- tatoes again? . . . Get me an extra ... Get in line” . .. What's in the pudding?” . . . Save me a seat ... I only have 3 minutes to cat, . . . and then back to classes . . . 8th period . .. only 43V2 minutes to go ... announcements . .. That makes 3 meetings at 3:03 .. . The detention list for tomorrow morning reads as follows:” . . . it's all over . . . until tomorrow. (T°p) Jr English Class. Pudgie listens intently. (Center) [.earning to Jo 40 words a minute in typing class, with one (?) mistake a min- ute. (Bottom) Mr. Sunshine dis- cusses the Revolutionary War. 24