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

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Standing, John Schultz, Joyce Rupp, Co-Presidents, Mrs. J. Cozza Advisor, Sitting, Richard Grejda-Vice President, Nancy Grejda-Secretary, Lydia Nadolny-Treasurer. L. to R. lst Row Lydia Nadolny Treasurer, Andrew Barko- vich Red Cross Chairman, Joyce Rupp Co-President, John Schultz Co-President, Richard Grejda Vice President, Nancy Grejda Secretary, Ray Korey Yearbook Business Manager, Joann Robinson United Fund Chairman. 2nd Row Thomas Eich- ler, Eva Vunora, Andrew DeMasi, Beverly Laitsch, Joseph Palumbo, Linda Ziolkowski, Enrico Bellisario, Cecelia John- son, Mrs. Jane Cozza Sponsor. 3rd Row Darlene Demby, Cynthia Zalewski, Marcia De Nardo, Michael Guenin, Judy Zimmerman, Annyce Hawkins, Frank Altieri, Dennis Zdlobin- ski, Beverly Kust, Christine Kohler. 4th Row Gary Seibel, Mary Tomalewski, Zora Degonish, Christine Kaminski, George Czake, Bernice Grzandiziel, Robert McCall,Julia Drozdowski, Gail Adams, John Michnowski. 5th Row Anthony Schiavo, Michael DiBello, John Zottolla, Daniel Smigielski, Edward Horn, Carol Metzer, Daniel Reiser, Rita Kline,RichardAland, John Bonifate.

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WASHINGTON STAGE AND PROJECTION CREW L to R Joseph Bill, David Trbovich, Robert Kisio, Daniel Ma- guire, Andrew Barkovioh, Anthony DiMenno, and John Wallace. ARSENAL PROJECTION CREW First row L to R Joanne Mydlowski, Linda Piooiafooo, Alberta DeSabato, Beverly Zielinski, Roberta Leffakis, Melva Lewin, and Margaret O'Neil. Standing L to R Mrs. Helen Thrush, sponsorg Mary Rockford, Janet Wojtkowski, Eugenia Beozak, Denise Wolff, Barbara Kazmerski, Katherine Mazur, Charlotte Mutchler, and Rose Kruck.

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STUDENT COUNCIL Nancy Grejda, John Schultz, Joyce Rupp, Rich- ard Grejda, Lydia Nadolny being installed as Student Council Officers. The purpose of School Council, the most im- portant organization of our school, is to develop the best qualities in astudent and to make a well- informed, honest, and active citizen of demo- cracy. Our council is designed to provide for student participation in the affairs of the school, Student Activities Fund, United Fund Drive, Red Cross Club, Human Relations Committee, Public Relations, Student Welfare and Community proj- ects. The work of a student council member is not easy. Many times he is called upon to perform duties which are not suited to him, but he knows that if he carries through his obligations he will have gained a valuable experience. To be amem- ber of student council is an honor. It is the aim of council to extend to all students the privilege of participation in school activities. This is to as- sure and to give every student afeeling of belong- ing and the opportunity to realize that Student Council is truly his organization, Joyce Rupp addressing the seniors with Mr. Kerekes in the background. J 'ia . Q