Bellmar High School - Link Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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HURRICANES VARSITY CLUB PURCHASES LETTERS AND SWEATERS Th1S year the Varsrty Club under the Jomt leadersh1p of Mr Clark and Mr Manzlm rarsed money for letters and for semor lettermen s sweaters They earned th1s money through a part interest i.n the refreshment stand at the football f1e1d and the sellmg of refreshments at basketball games They also held a novelty sportmg event at the end of the year LEFT ROW Cfront to backj J Belslck B Beggs T Shook, R. Turchek D Dayner J Kasuda, T Johnson D Ruby MIDDLE fleft to nghtj D Delzangle Mr Clark M Dupree Mr Manzrm R Kavuhck RIGHT ROW ffront to back, W Bruce G Trenk, R Feher,J Damels L Comadena R. Coates, D Caputo W Lautsch

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88 FOR ATHLETICS PEP CLUB CHEERS FOR B.H. S. One of the newest clubs around Bellmar is the Pep Club. It has as its job one of the most important of the school, that of seeming and maintaining good school spirit, win or lose. Participation in all club activities and attendance of at least three-fourths of the foot- ball and basketball games is a must for each member. There are fifteen members from each class. It is their duty to put up posters, com- pose new cheers, and to boost student enthu- siasm for sports events. PEP CLUB Sponsor Miss Skurkay and Cheerleaders ROW 1 left to right G Grados T M111s,J Cirillo F Weiss ROW2 J Kuhns J Vannucci C Du Buono J Chester N Manown S Package Saitz B Benyak, S Davis ROWS Bulger R. Package V Vannucci Miss Skurkay S Diethorn L I Gardner L Stuart K Astle I Halgus P Gray I Price M Pesi L Davis I Stanko D Huweart L Dupree ROW4 Nicolette B Scott, D Boston I Hamilton M Posick V Scanlon,J Sanino R Srmboli, J Barnot, S Butler M Randall Ambrose, P. Pierallini, B. Cameron, B. Auther, C. Evans. ROW 3, L. Thompson, V. Agnolucci, M. . , . ', . , I. ', . ' , . . . , . . , . , . , . , C. ' , . . , . ' , . ' , . ' , . . ' - , T. . ' , . ' ' . . , .

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pas. ' yu fav' ai ROW 1, left to right: D. Traversari, D. Kroskie, M. Shi:ley, N. Davis, Mr. DeMillion, Sponsor, M. Rodish, A. McGinsky, A. Prewett, D. Hough, L. Stewart. ROW 2: P. McCarthy, H. Portman, L. Du- pree, R. Kratochvil, M. Daughtery, I. Hamilton, G. Aldous, C. Baldwin, S. Richie, G. Grados. ROW 3: C. Poland, S. Dudgeon, R. Muzina, K. Astle, M. Hela, C. Swaney, B. Strychalski, P. Pierallini, P. Gray, B. Cameron. ROW 4: S. Davis, D. Cavanaugh, N. Sedok, J. Suppa, G. Costantino, C. Hege dus, B. Sabolek, E. Perun, M. Moskal, C. Liscik, P. Bainbridge, J. Braithwood, S. Diethorn. G.A.A. G.A.A. TEACHES GAMES TO GRADE SCHOOL CHILDREN Having fun, learning sportsmanship, join- ing in healty competition are a few of the purposes of the Girls' Athletic Association. Juniors and Sophomores were admitted to the organization at the beginning of the school term. Under the sponsorship of Mr. DeMillion, the group held such activities as intramural games during the weekly meetings and fund l raising projects. As a new project this year the girls taught games to the grade school children. OFFICERS: President ---- - - Anita Prewett Vice President - - - - Nancy Davis Secretary ---- - -Evelyn Perun Treasurer - - - - Pat Pierallini 90