Brashear High School - Stargazer Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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FRESHMEN: Mr. Stephenson period 6, Row 1 fleft to rightjc D. Williams, C. Larue, S. Mihelcic Row 2: Mr. R. Stephenson, N. Peters, D. Harris. FRESI-IMAN: Mr. Weigner per. 1, Row 1 fleft to rightlz P. Miesel, I. Bangs, M. Cusick, G. Rossetti, T. Houpt, I D. Funaro, E. Smith, B. Tuttle. Row 2: M. Si meone, T. Wolfe, M. Milan, T. Gross, R. Warner, D. Godwin, P. Gabriel, H. Hester. - fQm.,.f..sp.:f.2:2:iff. s'5r 22 22. Starting Qver

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i l 3 A. 5 'Z FRESHMEN: Mrs. Pogue, Per. 6, Row 1 Qleft to rightj: B. Kelly, R. Wess, R. Honeygoskey, E. Vanstory, R, Thomas. Row 2: M, I-lonick, M. Niccoli, C. Stoker, K. Ciak, S. Rutka, E. Martin, Keller, M. Rivoli. Row 3: C. Buddemeyer, K. Leacock, C. McCoy, A. Wylie, Tarr, S. Waters, M, Kurtz, Clair, L. Vickers, Mrs. Pogue. Row 4: T. Richards, P. McDonough, Roman, O'l-lare, D. Mosteller, P. Cordero. Brashear was honored in January when students from Oberlin College in Ohio performed for select English classes as part of their senior projects. The players per- formed throughout the day, setting aside one period for a Shakespearean workshop where Brahsear students had a chance to participate and learn the techniques involved in proper understanding and acting, while being enter- tained. The players gave insight into Shakespeare's works that was interesting and informative. They even had their own traveling minstrel! They acted scenes from such plays as As You Like It, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Romeo and Juliet to name a few, There was a wide variety of humor, lightheartedness and dramatic acting. Their performances were unique and impressive. FRESHMEN: Mrs. Rogue, Per. 7, Row I fleft to rightj: B. Walk- er, B. Givner, T. Smith, A. Johnson, A. Mertz, M. Lotis. Row 2: J. Gantt, L. Thomas, I. Regus, D. Schreiner, C. Dewick, S. Muszynski, V. Rogers. Row 3: R. Bass, B. Kershaw, G. Griffin, D. Laur- ence, A. Tate, T. Weigold, K. Brace. 131

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A1 FRESHMEN: Row 1 fleft to rightj: Kastrol, B. Balaslci, P. Zottoli, B. Aber, Mendrola, L. Wilburn, E. Bela- jack. Row 2: Mrs. Wilson, A. Franlcenfield, K. Stang, C. Williams, C. Goedert, D. McArthy, L. Gibson, K. Knipp, E, Nelson, B. DiPietro, F. Mor- ros. Row 3: M. Green, E. Slaten, C. Menardi, R. Mainet, C. Barron, R, Prilla, B. Galespi, V, Nalepa. FRESHMEN: Mrs. Wilson per. 7, Row 1: A. Frison, C. Hill, T. Jones, T. Jonachione, Hicks, L. McIntosh, K. Porter. Row 2: G. Keffer, M. Fox, Kenney, T. May, E, Walcllrer, R. Dunn, C. Lewis. Row 3: S. Horne, D. Blaclchall, D. Crawford, L. Fritzley, M. Cox, G. Whitsey, Y. Davis, V. Kirschmann. Let us then, be up and doing, With a Heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. A Psalm of Life Henry Wadsworth Longfellow I