Dormont High School - Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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OPHS WHOSE I TELLECT ROOM 200 Row S: S. Herzog, G. Gardner, M. Robinson, D. Disney, W. Bott, J. Carney, J. Dentici, D. DeMart, H. Pfeuffer. Row 2: Miss Pew, J. Beiter, R. Mar. sico, P. Moore. C. Klinger, M. A. Kasivlin, C. Horvath, J. Dayton, L. Varnum. Row 1: J. Jones, R. Hively, C. Grube, T. Thompson, L. Fedor, C. Goehner, J. Wessel. ROOM 205 Row 3: P. Lauffer, H. Smith, W. Kling, T. Clarke, B. 0'Donnell, YV McClaren, R. Morton, J. Long. Row 2: Mr. Babyak, A. Johnston, R. Curry, C. Los, A. Loew, J. Shehab J. Sansone, P. Wendt, R. Almasy. Row 1: A. Calguiri, A. Porter, R. Barrick, C. Jaros, J. Charron, J Wentz, G. Maul, T. Barakat, L. McQuiston. I T KI GMOLD ROOM 118 Row 3: G. Legler, K. O'Brien, M Hogben, F. D'Aversa, C. Miller, D Williams, P. Kribbs, G. McDermott Row 2: Mr. Mann, W. Seaber, J Smith, C. Balistreri, J. Cuda, E Smercansky, L. Keebler, R. Kuntz J. Mahoney. Row 1: C. Heisler, J. Somerton. E. Seeley. K. Rosfeld, D. Foster, J Gross, D. Petree, S. McCready. ROOM 119 Row 3: W. Nix, C. Lea,lR. Newsom, J. Macknll, YV. Reed, F. Buck, E Mnrxen, E. Kuehn. Row 2: Miss Rankin, K. Schmaus, M McNamara, E. Tambellini, L. Park- er, B.'Gilmore, S. Hohing, D. Capuz- zi, J. Mitchell. Row 1: B. Scott, C. Woody, S. Eaton M. Ross, B. Boucher, L. Kish, P Farmerie, G. Harding, E. McCardle J

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THE FRESHME DAYS PASS ALL TOO SOO ROOM 100 Row 3: C. Treschow, Win. Conners B. Almasy, L. Robinson, D. Kel- meckis, D. Gillespie, J. Troutman J. Marchese. Row 2: T. Mackey, J. Vassilaros, J Schall, K. Heavill, V. Hively, B Connor, M. Geris, G. Megown, J Yvilliams, D. Giel. Row l: M. Dilla, J. Augenstein, J. Brubaker, M. Kirsch, F. Wilson, R. Balestrieri, J. Lugaila, E. Brownlee R. Lachman. ROOM 117 Row S: S. Pellegrino, J. Poekert, S. Lober, L. Dunholf, C. Wolverton, R. Bosserman, J. DeFazio, R. Hlein- stein, R. Borelli. Row 2: Mr. Snyder, J. Snider, B. I-Iafenbrak, F. Shellhamer, E. Feli- cetti, R. Queck, J. Sheppard, B. Gillespie, D. Braymer. Row 1: D. Pascavage, L. Algeo, P. Trost, N. Hlilliams, L. Vance, G. Smith, M. Sartorio, S. Miller. M. Campbell. Qlj The world lies ln waiting for these prospectiye housemyes as they learn the 'irt of cooking They are L. Sarno, M Potts and C Helms Q21 Many Freshmen as G lllest and S Dawson find that this form of calculation is not stricltly limited to the Egyptians Q35 C Citron and C McCready view the literature that has been prepared by fellow students on their state of Pennsylvania. Q45 R Daly works busily at his MD board trying to disproye the saying that the best laid plans of men go astray Q5J F Clark obserxes 'ts L Broun explains his series and parallel circuit that he made for the science fair

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EMERGE INTO MA Y SCHOOL ACTIVITIES Row Row ROOM 210 3: B. Zywan. AI. Heckman, G Fidler, R. Ivill, L. Cisko, M. Do hrovolsky. J. Macy, D. Menges. 2: Miss Waterman. P. White S. Heckler, B. Boclnar, E. Lorcnzini S. Bell. S. Mentzer, S. YVolff. Row Row Row Row TV. l: G. jenkins, C. Rahner, C. Gualtieri, S. Churchill. B. Faso, S Hupp, D. Cadugan. ROOM 218 3: J. Hahn, G. lvebber, E. Keef W. Beck, P. Delmer, L. Cindrick Yellig, R. Baird. 2: Mr. Reed, K. Popp, G. Smith Britts, B. Karkalla, E. Maloney L. Wilkenson, B. S. Romano. 1: A. Scarnatti, R. Kurlfink, P Otway, L. McKinsey, L. Goodman Ivill, J. Pecman, B. Rudaitis. Qlj T. Thompson and P. Delmar observe the rats while D. DeMart and M. B cadavera in biology class. Q21 M. L. Wilkinson and D. Petrie display the jewelry they designed and made for the Latin Festival. Q35 While S. Heckler gets a hook from her locker, C. Los and M. Dobrovolsky confer about their homework. The lockers are a popular meeting place at D.H.S. Q4j Hall guard C. Yellig is just one of the boys who serve to keep order in the halls eck examine the during the lunch periods. Q55 These cafeteria helpers work during their lunch period. Here D. Gillespie, J. Troutman, and D. Curry replace the glasses at the water cooler. v