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

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SPORTS X- 'Q

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Nanette Wilson typist, and proof reader for the Highlights. Top row L to R, John Haas, Leonard Urban, Robert Kisic, James Roach, Jo- seph Brown. Middle row L to R, Ursula Kominsky, Linda Sweeney, Patty Lam- bert, Mary Rochford, Vicky Robinson, Sandra Kline, Lola Hammesfahr. Front row L to R, Kimberly Seamen, Andrew Barkovich, Bernie Donovan, Raymond Korey, Sandy Golembiewski and Maryln Good. ARSENAL WASHINGTON HIGHLIGHTS I ,, ...- 352 I 'Qu aa? 1'- 'Q' i ii: w N br 35 4 X, l ,,.au.,,. ,,,,.g- ,nwgs 1 .. yi- . 5 Xx I li. R iiri H I Co editors of Highlights, Ray Korey, and Bernie Donovan. In talking about a school newspaper this question is often asked, Why have a paper? We of the staff feel the school paper serves a dual purpose-to be of benefit to the staff and to be of benefit to the school. The staff members, perhaps, get more from the activity than the rest of the school. What can equal the pride, satisfaction, and acclaim of others from a job well done? Reading and writing skills are constantly improved. Reason and logic are developed. A sense of cooperation, fairness, and the ability to get along with people are built up through the ability of working with and for others. Finally, a sense of belonging and being part of the school will become memories the staff will treasure in the years to come. Yes, the sometimes tiring and difficult work soon becomes insignificant under the weight of all these advantages. The entire school is a better place too, because of the paper. Strangers be- come familiar names on the pages of the Arsenal and Washington Highlights as students and faculty grow closer to- gether. Entertainment is to be found through the creative efforts of our writ- ers and contests. Informative articles educate us both academically and in world Wisdom.

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Front row QL to RJ Ed BanaszewskiQMgr.J, Paul Collins, Charles Cook, Rich Knochel, Tom Pruszynski, John Milyak, Robert Duer- Andy Barkovich, Bob Organist, Eugene Cola- meyer, Martin Weidner tCapt.J, Joe Ferrari, marino, Tom Blackiewicz, Bill Mazzoccoli John Barkovich, Henry Bridge QMgr.J Back and Coach J. D. Geyer. row QL to RJ Mr. John KerekesQFacu1ty Mgr.J, VOLLEYBALL Vim, Vigor., and vitality best describe the 1967, Generals volleyball team. Emphasizing the important factors involved in volleyball. Coach Don Geyer has molded one of the outstanding high school volleyball teams in the Pittsburgh area. In pre-season play they have been very successful as a result of unified team- work, superb conditioning and confidence in their efforts which results from an excellent knowledge of the game. Seniors playing their final year for the Generals are Bob Duermeyer, Martin Weidner, Andy Barkovich, Paul Collins, Joseph Ferrari, Robert Organist, Thomas Pruszynski, John Barkovich, John Milyak, Charles Cook, Richard Knochel, and Tom Blaskiewicz. Serving the ball Robert Duermeyer.