Dormont High School - Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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GUR CAMERA FALLS UPCN HAPPENINGS Qlj The prize winners for their biology projects in the Dormont High School Science Fair were: J. Long, first prizeg J. 'X'Vessel, secondg and D. Brownlee and L. Varnum, who worked together, received third, All these projects were entered at Buhl Planetarium. f2j The ninth grade science awards were: B. Larson, Hrstg S. Poe, secondg and B. Stewart, third. The three displays were entered at Buhl Planetarium and B. Larson won the Buhl Science Award. Q35 In the physics department S. Rameas took first prize, and KI. Grimm, second. S. Rameas entered his in the Buhl Planetarium Fair. felj The following students were awarded honorable mention: G. Espy, who took second prize in chemistry at Buhlg D. Boord, M. Miller, E. Kight, A. Britts, and Troutman. Q55 AThe Chemistry department was also included in our Science Fair. A. McCabe received first prize 3 Burda and NI. Spitznagel working together took second, and T. Bryant third. The projects were also sent to Buhl Planetarium. 6

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TAKING A LOCK AROUND THE SCHCOL Every morning in homeroom, devotions are conducted. Sam Rameas has just finished the Bible reading and is leading Bev- erly Northam, Bruce Taszarek and Dalne McConnell in the Pledge of Allegiance. The students have to be in their homerooms at 8:45 in the morning. At 9:00 o'clock the bell rings signifying that students are to go to their first class. Tests are sometimes given to students in order to see how they stand in the class or in compari- son with other schools. Concen- trating on the Merit Tests are Toni Bryant, john Graham, Bob Barnes, Ray Beeson, and Peggy McConnell.

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DEPICTI G THE PAST HIGH SCHOOL YEAR Occasionally new uniforms are bought for the band, cheerleaders, and participants in the various sports. The Majorettes Nancy Thomas, Lynn Fedor, Judy lfVessel, Bonnie Brown, Marilyn Beck, Janet Muir and Bonnie Schopp are pictured dressed in their uniforms. C 1 Row 2: N. Matlack, C. Watt, D. Boord. Row 1: P. Miller, C. Wine. Pep rallies are held every so often to boost the morale of the players and to keep the school spirit. Patti Miller and Nancy Matlack, cheerleaders, try their best to get this pep. 7 On March fourteenth, the Dormont High School Cheerleaders, Pat Miller, Corinne NVine, Corinne Mlatt, Nancy Matlack and Dorothy Boord, entered competition at Bellyue. There were twenty-seven schools invited and each was to present two cheers, one original, the other standard. No props or acrobatics were permitted. Cheerleaders from the University of Pittsburgh judged the participants. By process of elimina- tion three trophies were awarded. Our cheer- leaders, we were both happy and proud to say, took third prize in this event.