Amsdell Heights Junior High School - Focus Yearbook (Hamburg, NY)

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Row l: Mr. Wiegand, advisory S. Bozek, A. Buehler, K. Sheff, M. Mueller. Flow 2: K. Cole, JL Ward, M. Lau. Flow 3: C. Oozek, D. McKecwn. L. Martin. L. Bukkosy. Flow4z' P. Kenney, M. Clifford. D. Kellogg. Row 5: J. Emmick, S. Bukkosy, T, Wrzosek. Kneeling lL-Fit: Lynn Hodson, Carolyn Surdyk, Nichole Curcio. Nichole Rogalski, Patty Appenheimer. Standing iL-Ri: Mary Flose, Amy Peterson, Marlbeth Sermak, Annemarie Sermak, Julie Kaczor, Michelle Dylik, Kathy Cole, Denise Desjardins, Wendy Pillar, Tammy Wrzosek, Mr. Schoeftield, advisor. YORK ER CLUB The Amsdell Yorkers meet monthly after school. Members work individually and in groups on projects that help to develop an un- derstanding ot past events in our own surroundings and how they can relate to the present. , There was a Christmas party in December, a pizza party in Febru- ary, the Awards Dinner in April, and there will be a field trip to Darien Lake Amusement Park in June. PER HLPR Students in the peer helper program learn listening, communication, and leadership skills which help them become more helpful to their friends. During the year they have provided tutoring for other students, orientation for new students, and a variety of volunteer projects in our A community, 105

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ACTIVITIES LA ? HOME-Ec CLUB The Home-Ec Club raises moneysthrough the sale of baked goodsand craft items which members makeiatter school: Activities for this yearincluded providing refresh- ments for senior citizen night for the musical. At Christmas time, members made and sold gingerbread houses. A weekend in Toronto or at Darien Lake is planned for early June. Lett to Right: A.,Redrnond, N. Valerio, J. Arkinsl vice-president l, G. Boehm, M. Hawks, C. Greene, D. Shannon fsecretary-tresurer J, L. Comstock, B. Dombrowski i president J, K. Valois, Mrs. Flamzy, advisory Absent from Qicture: T. Wenk, L. Mutka, J.VSzymanski, D. Szewczyk, C. Masucci, S. Edwards. ' 2? SKI CLUB One way to enjoy Buffalo winters is to join ski club. Ask any of the forty-five students who skied at Kissing Bridge this year. The ski club advisor is Mr. Fuerst. 104 i . y

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ACTIVITIES AUD 0-vl UAL Asslsmfvrs ' Audio-Visual assistants are responsible for delivering equipment, setting up the equipment in the classroom and assisting the teacher with the machinery. Audio-Visual assis- tants also help with any assemblies that the school has. After two years the students earn a merit certificate. After three years of service, the students receive a pin. Mrs. Young coordinates the activities of the Audio-Visual assistants. Bow 1: T. Spino, A. Sermak, J. Muller, M. Lau, K, DeOca. Row 2: B. Ulrich, R. Meyers, J. Ernst, J. Abram, S. Phillips, M. O'Dell, J. Mutka. C. Oczek, Mrs. Young. g ,' W -V Left to right Row 1 K. Ferro, K. O'Dell, M. O'Connell. A. Crosta. Row 2 J. Demairo, D. Shannon, J. Ross, D. Meyer, J. Kester, J. Krencik, L. Kazmierczak, J. Szymanski, G. Boehm, J. Arkins, C. Eagan, K. Bagley, C. Bykowicz, P. Corsi. Bow 3 D. Szewczyk, S. Bukkosy, E. Gaske, M. Noody, L. Markiewicz, N. Aquino, B. Dubel, K, Bath, K. Lewandowski, T. Shatzel, S. Klein, A. Reed, D. Ferro, D. Mohr, L. Marriot, J. Hueber, J. Wasmund, C. Masucci. A 1 106 a-if PP c1.u This years Pep Club has been reorga- nized into a SchoolService Organiza- tion engagediiin activities such as teacher aids, school spirit and assis- tants at school functions. With a mem- bership of over fifty students Pep Club oo-sponsored the most successful canned goods drive ever, collecting over 7,000 cans for the needy people of Hamburg.