Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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Then, the summer people 1 is? . ,gif gf., I n I s Q 2563. A 'ftihvf is, f,,,,,z 'm Q. ,.-1 J '91 ,,. J.. While researching this novel, I dug up some facts that I think need to be presented. I discovered thot work for the good of the school starts before school work starts! By the students, I mean. Not all of those iuniors and seniors who reported back with the new sophs had spent the summer relaxing or picking up pay envelopes. Quite a few of them had labored many days for the good of their school. What these summer workers accomplished must be recognized as an important part of my story of the year. 1: .. hiv., 0 J ' 4. Y af we ' .S .., , 'L -42 ,,. tt QM. ,, as Work, work, and slave--those were the orders from director Ben E. Benack to the marching band during the hot months. With Dave Matz, tall-hatted and fancy-coated, swinging cn potent baton, and Wesley Ward doing special tooting tutoring, and Richard Ryan of Carnegie Tech assisting on drums- the mercury really sizzled with a fryin' type big combo. The only relief from the heat--well, air- conditioning, compliments of assistant director Richard Bertini's cool, cool arrangements.

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0 TOP ROW: Annette Batton, JoAnn Huschak, Richard Lasich, Joyce Eifler, Mary J, Hgmmel, Marian Wargo, Lynn Cook, Martha Fields, Mary A. Dobbins. ROW 3: Michael Patrick, Webbe Anderson, Joe Spence, Gaye Patterson, JoAnn Stiles, Kenneth Townsend, John Clawson, Ray Reinhart, Elmer Patton. ROW 2: Robert Stevens, John Huschak, Philip Hough, Russel Ray, Mel- vin Brown, Don Matthews, Robert Pipkins, John Simmons, Virgil Ruffin, Bill Holm'es, Henry Reid. ROW 'l: Mary E. Tull, Ann Robinson, Jerry Hiko, Larry Williams, Joan Strinic, Thomas Campano, Linda Reno, Nancy Agostine, Barbara Cunningham. Not in picture: Charles Kolocinl X. xl .l N 1' l l TOP ROW: Stanley Toy, Ronald Bamburak, Tom Kinder, Robert Orsini, Sam Lewis, Tom McEIhinny, Nick Doyle, Allen Lancaster, Kenneth Laughlin. ROW 3: James Smith, Linda Myers, Carl Louren- cevic, Janet Lawrence, Brigitte Poeszat, Dorothy Getty, Vincent Artuso, Mary L. Hearing, Jay Graft. ROW 2: Ida M. Mullen, Jean Rimsky, Sally Clapsaddle, Rita Domer, Emily Planich, Rita Faiello, Andy Nixon, Henry Somnovilla, Michael Rothbauer, John Sposato, Tom Miller. ROW 1: Juanita McFadden, Sherry Carl, Marlene Stanton, Patty Dranko, Dorothy Svacs, JoAnn Petty, Virginia Hill, Jeri Walker. Not in picture: Robert Fuller. fl Fl

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cf -f W .. ,ff 'm,y'2,2Jln1t9.vttt5ttf.P1KmJ.I'M' 7 6 AYM I it 'i il gf K Summertime and the livin' is easy? Just ask the football team. They'll tell you. Easy sure. Eleven days of fun. Eleven days of joy at football camp. Yessiree! Eleven days to be with all their old bud- dies. What kicks! Eleven fun-filled days of pure torture Coaches whip cracking and hit that dum my mg werent the only things oushmg the bovs though I remember They seemed to know then as they know now that they would be members of a WNW great team 1 . 'I6 N14 0 9 QQ Other things this summer aroused my interest-to say the least. Among them, the Honeybeors. While most other school girls were vacation-playing, there were those Honeybears, kick, kick, kicking, whirling those batons, and winning for themselves, and Miss Audrey Smith, and their school, another Tri-State trophy at Kennywood. Q. if