Brashear High School - Stargazer Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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tudent Security Row 1: M. Darnley, B. Butler, R. Criton, D. Youngblood, H. Smith, G. Williams, K. Hicks, C. Weigold, C. Kubecka, ?, M. Yarbough, M. Wells. Row 2: V. Moore, D. White, D. Arms, L. Cooper, M. Dyer, S. Williams, G. Griffin, ?, C. Threet, L. Coleman, K. Porter, ?, ?, C. Dyer, R. Stallworth, Joyce, King. Row 3: M. Davis, ?, K. Horne, H. Woodson, S. Nowlen, If Murphy, T. Davis, L. Waters, ?, C. Weigold, C. Dewey. Row 4: S. Thomas, T. Ellis, V. Woodson, M. Keffer, T. Jones, R. Baltimore, T. Yarbough, M. Payne. I2O mf A A X , L' 'Q E ai. qu!!! tudent Security underwent some ma- jor changes this year. Mr. Khorey, and Mr. Williams are this year's su- pervisors. There are about zoo students in- volved which were divided into four groups, due to the large number of people. The job these students have is important. They serve as models for the rest of the school. They try to end the problems that have plagued our school. These include vandalism and fight- ing. They show communication between the staff and students. One job of Student Secu- rity is to help when tragedy strikes. This is done by raising money or collecting goods for those stricken. The members received jackets to help promote school pride. ,, I f.s.:sfs.e...f ---' Sigsfae: f o ,X . . Row I: P. Pryor, V. Wallace, D. Lucci, K. Bosh, R. Kotchig, P. Dieter, R. Edwards, K. Allen, P. Mosty P. Humphreys, P. Pastorius, M. Thomas. Row zz S. Williams, T. Mattox, K, Bowles, M. Herndon, Owens, T. Davis, D. Fullard, T. Prince, A. Lamonde, S. Walker, Y. Hines, L. Broadus, D. Bryant, l jackson, V. Williams. Row 3: L. Green, D. Coleman, R. Kelly, D. Hayes, K. Wade, C. Bell, A. Owens, l Jamison, T. Harper, B. Hall, G. Williamson, L. Michaels, T. Davis, D. Hester. Row 1: M. Germany, ?, T. Whitehead, ?, P. Hayes, Seaman, C. Jones, M. Mackenzie, W. Drake, Miles, B. Hale, L. Green, ?, ?, ?, ?, D. Raymond, M. E. Thomas. Row 2: ?, S. Moye, C. Toth, L. L. Cusick, K. Crowley, G. Rowe, P. Hawkins, D. A. Williams, V. Pool, ?, ?. Row 3: T. jenkins, ?, T val, L. Smithyman, M. Cusick, L. Wright, K. Duggan, ?, ?, D. Stubenraugh, ?, D. Donnell, P. T. Thompson, K. McAndrews, R. O'Neal, T. Dimarto, S. Todd, P. Johnson. Row 4: M. Porter, Smith, G. Robinson, T. Mattox, C. Franklin. Row 1: C. Louie, ?, T. Rainey, R. Stallworth, ?, D. Penny, ?, A. Hunter, ?, R. Grady, V. Rainey, Manison, L. Chavis, E. Sanford, D. Toriensend, C. Halloman, S. Moeslein, T. Tambellini, S. Wrigh S. Thomas. Row zz W. Doley, K. Wade, T. Mattox, L. Pool, A. Patton, V. Pool, M. Robinson, Council, M. Ogletree, D. Harper, S. Parder. Row 3: L. Michaels, R. Butler, T. Horne, B. Hall, Pamplin, R. Jackson, B. Nixon, R. Guszynski, ?, Cheatam, P. Palham, ?, ?, M. Patterson.

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hat would lunch be without popcorn and pretzels? DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America. It is a vocational student organization that provides student experience in marketing, management, and distribution. There is a class called MDE fMarketing and Distributive Educationj for juniors and seniors that is associated directly with the DECA class. DECA has a gift shop where students can buy small gifts, they sell popcorn and pretzels to a hungry lunch crowd, and they have numerous raffles throughout the year. All the profits go towards student activities. DECA also has local and state competitions and Mr. White is always eager to boast that Brashear has the most trophies of the city high schools. lining- Darnell Harper learns the basic functions of a cash register. -. - .-efgii'-1:'2 Row 1: L. Covato, C. Reick, M. Darnley, L. Watters, K. Davison, R. jackson, S. Moye, D. Milcarek, M. Backode, C. McDermott. Row 2: A. Salera, K. Healy, B. Blum, D. McCoy, T. Prince, L. Chavis, L. Griffin, D. Fuller, P. Humphrey, G. Williams, Mr. White. Row 3: A. Pistella, A. Goch- nour, V. Page, C. Gromek, R. Sapienza, T. Pryor, G. Irvin, P. Mostyn, D. Mangan, S. Walker. Row 4: D. Anderson, A, Arms, C. Locke, C. Grank- lin, S. Todd, S. Thomas, K. Hicks, D. Harper, T. Hepner. 119

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uper Bowl of Problem Solving from topleftj - The infamous mystery event, Jim Miller, Mark Patterson, and Rich in the Airdrag Event. Mike Barker in the antigravity event and last year s seniors, Bill and Don Hynes clowning for the camera. ' Ii n May 8, 1982, a special annual event took place at John A. Brashear entitled, Super Bowl of Problem Solving. It was an op- portunity for high school students to test their abili- ty to solve a problem, requiring creativity and team work. Mr. David L. Burrows, the head of Brashear's science department, coordinated the program. In order to qualify for an award each group had to participate in seven events, as listed: Collapsing Bridge competition, Gravity Grand Prix, Missile Launch, Mystery Event, Creative Cartoon Contest, Bucketball, and Superbowl of Problem Solving Quiz. At the end of the day, Alderdice took first place with a total of 471.9 points, Oliver took second with 353.2 points, and Brashear took third place with 314.4 points. Congratulations to all who par- ticipated in this event, but most of all congratula- tions to Brashear students for, once again, proudly representing our school. I2I