Brashear High School - Stargazer Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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, - - SOPHOMORES Ms. Pugliano, Per. 1, fleft to rightj Row iz S. Bruschi, M. Crowley, S. Mostyn, C. Garbutt, N. Bauwin, T. Martin, L. Washington, P. Piconi, G. Gorring. Row 2: Tompkins, M, Ceraso, L. Mar- sili, Zilles, D. Maniet, T. Brooks, K. DeNapoli, M. Sherer, H. Gilmore, R. Cantine, Vargo. Row 3: P. Vogel, T. Fisher, C. Dunlap, L. Mann, W. Healy, K. Malloy, T. Krah, M. Farrell, P. Lang, T. johnson. The Life of a Sophomore 104 SOPHOMORES Mrs. Ruttle, Per. i, fleft to rightj Row 1: B, Schafer, B, Hobdy, L. Thomas, A. Price, C. Rather, S. Ihrig, S. Radzilc, T. Turner. Row 2: V. Henry, R. Seymour, E. Hardy, T. Moore, B. Derverry, R. Verbonach, D. Florian. Row 3: K. Miller, F. Brooks, C. Weber, T. Pratt, R. Dorsch, R. Valdisera, Runph, Branch.

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N-. Patty Tallon listens attentively at a Council meeting. he member of Student Council are elected from all Social Studies classes, which means that every grade is repre- sented. This select group must attend the meet- ings where they learn the basic governmental procedures. They are also responsible for report- ing the council's progression to their fellow class- mates and they partake in the planning of var- ious activities. The sponsor this year is Mrs. Pat English, who is also Brashear's Activities Direc- tor. This is her first year of being the sponsor. She took over the position which was formerly held by Mrs. Frances May Burke. She is doing a good job of organizing the various activities in which the Student Council is involved. They have tried to brighten up the school by painting the garbage cans and decorating the school for the Fall Festival. This year, they held a food drive where students brought in canned and boxed goods and donated money for the needy families of Brashear. The money was used to buy turkeys. This successful drive helped to feed six families a nutritious Thanksgiving dinner. They also are responsible for holding the holiday dances, The Spring Fling, and they run and operate B.I.C. fBrashear Information Center, several days a week, where you are able to buy school supplies, candy, and on certain mornings, you can purchase donuts. The money that is raised goes toward student activities and every- one appreciates all their hard work and dedica- tion. I0

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SOPHOMORES Mr. Stephenson, Per. 3 Cleft to rightj Row r: C. Turner, T. Darby, A. Saunders Row 2: Mr. Ste- phenson, jackson, G. Colbert S5955 'Q - Being a sophomore at Brashear is a good experience. You are used to the school and are more aware of its opportunities. It is the year to involve yourself in activities and find out where your talents lie. You begin to think of the future, with plenty of time to prepare for your future you feel secure and can just enjoy the present. Meeting new people and getting along with others are abilities you acquire along the way. You also have a better idea of the way the school works. Knowing this, the road ahead becomes easier. With this in mind, sophomores can rest easy know- ing they are well on their way to better times and anxiously await their remaining two years. SOPHOMORES Mrs. Pogue, Per. 2, fleft to rightl Row I: P. Laugh- lin, T. Chiovitti, C. Boniclie, D. Nicoli, C. Rather, D. Penny, D. Ferrari, R. Doyle, S. Brazil. Row 2: L. Ferguson, A. Holmes, Geyer, K. Piclclor, K. Sohn- gin, T. Young, T. Raymond, Mrs. L. Pogue. Row 3: B. Kantrimaitis, T. Otway, Malloy, A. Monroe, M. Eichner, D. Fulton, D. Duffy, T. Zumbo. Row 4: D. Spangler, P. Bove, B. Rose, B. Werwie, M. jefferson, D. Pysola. I0