Arsenal Washington Vocational Technical High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Carol Warywodu deeply involved in her work as a typisl for the yearbook. John li, Kerekes Ye11rbookSponsor. v-v ,-:ff ml Robert McDermott And Tom Lollo Yearbook Artists. Barbara Simonic CUJOYWS hef W0fk U5 U YCi1Vb00k WPWA

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YEARBOOK STAFF First Row QL. to RJ Audrey Casey, Alberto DeSabto, Candace Wentz, Robert Cox, Don Fasciano, John Wallace, Paul Tortotea, Stevenson, Chris Kohler, Stella Zaborowski, Levonne Lane, Sandy Joe Brown, Christian Spatero, Paul Ignosh, Joseph Aluise, David Golembeiwski. Second Row QL. to RJ Julie Drozdowski, Madlyn Grindel, William Folette. Fourth Row LL. to RJ John Zelick, Silvio, Pat MeCugh, Carol Bacco, Judy Merlino, Carol Warywoda, Louie Duco, Al Martino, Anthony DiMenno, Richard Mikulan, Mary Ellen Hayes. Third Row QL. to RJ Madeline Liberto, Don Wayne Collins. Each year a dedicated staff works to achieve the goal of making sible if it weren't for understanding teachers who were lenient and the yearbook one of the schools best. The tireless efforts of the thoughtful enough to excuse these students to work on the year- members of the editorial and business committees of the yearbook book. All in all its completion was the result of the joint effort of make this annual possible. They worked hard to meet each dead- the faculty and the student yearbook staff. line. The publication of this yearbook would not have been pos- 102 Mary Ellen Hayes and David Grindel . . . Co-managers of Madeline Liberto and Donald Wentz . . . Co-editors of the the Yearbook Yearbook

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First Row KL. to RJ Sue Falvo. Mary Ann Susky, Carol Hersich, Third Row QL. to RJ Anthony DeMenno George Jak Gary Siebel Georgett Hamm. Patty Schultz, Donna Arcuri. Second Row QL. to Andy DeMaisi, Bob Cox, Ron Sentner Rich Kosuda Bernadette RJ Helen Kupras, Jeanne Hartz, Joanne Cecere, Zora Degonish, Donavan, and Bob Brasso. Roberta Leffakis, Rita Czerniewski, Daisy Jasinsky. Denise Auth. STUDE CDU CIL The Student Council is made up of students elected from the entire student body to serve as an example of democracy. Each room elects a student to repre- sent them in all matters that concerns the entire school. Among the activities spon- sored were the United Fund Drive, Dress up Days, Goodwill Clothing Drive, and social activi- ties. Its most important function is to act as liaison between the administration and the students. 104 Mrs. Jane R. Cona. Student Council Advisor '2-'Zn-Q .VM f A ' ' f-- -- i KL ,FX .. if cc A if 'H 5 fy