East Allegheny High School - Pawprint Yearbook (North Versailles, PA)

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118 Student Aids assist at sporting events Left-right Top Row: L. Pricener, S. Betz, R. Tweedy, M. Marcoz, D. Mar- cello, K. Kelty, S. Closson. Second Row: M. Novakovich, A. Malcomson, M. Kopchinski, J. Megahan, R. Matar- azzo, M. Elias. Third Row: A. Leaders Club Discards A little noticed but invaluable group in the school is the Student Aides. The aides assist at football and basketball games by selling and collecting tickets, selling programs, and work- ing at the refreshment stand. This very active group is under the leadership of Mr. Stewart. Anybody wanna buy a ticket! Ficery, C. Tomko, B. Lynch, J. Schmidt. Fourth Row: P. Limberg, G. Heckenstaller, J. Miller, M. Layhew, J. Stapansky, Bottom Row: M. Jurich, S. Dopirak, P. Tyson, M. Holup, D. Flynn, D. Tumer. J! Points System The 1971-72 Leaders Club was reorganized this year and operates under a new philosophy. Girls are no longer motivated to participate by being offered points which must be accumulated in order to become a member. Girls are now chosen as a result of the leadership and ability they display in gym class. As a result of par- ticipation in as many events as possible and displaying leadership qualities, the girls may become members of the Leaders Club. The sponsors of the club are Mrs. Goff, Mrs. Rasile, and Mrs. Vukmir. Front Row-J. Stapansky, J. Sebes, R. Wallace, C. Campo, J. Schimdtke, C. Blake, N. Nesta, R. Szymkowiak. Back Row-J. Geiger, R. Alfieri, L. Lesnick, D. Caldwell, M. Moore, J . Pociemicki, P. Limberg, A. Ficery.

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i ,KN chorus in concert. Top: Chorus members, A. Grimm, J, Braithwood, N. Versinski take part in Camelot. Middle: tleft and rightj The ,fy First row: D. Turner, D. Haraburda, K, Rittenour, , K. Brumbaugh, J, Ulich- nie, , L. Baird, , M. Kukerin, M. Harvin, B. Englert, D. Perry, J. Koza. Second row: , C. Pupert, , G. Byron, R. Bailey, D. Benny, T. Jones, M. Loving, R. Sakoian C. Hollsinger, D. Lindsey, J. Schmidt, P Cherry, G. Schmidt, P. LaCiviLa, C. Ows- ton, D. Stanciu, T. Newton. Third row: B. Reusch, K. Pack, K. Schoeller, M. Pryz- byla, J. Chemsak, K. Pack, J. Braithwood A. Grimm, M. Busija, W. Slabodian, M. Sarver, J. Bernsdor, N. Versinski, J. Geiger, D. Dillard. Fourth row: M. Howard, D. Keller, G. Visk, R. Matey, J. Fritchy, J. Trimbel. 117

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Key Club Conducts Clean-Up On Route 30 Two years ago, the Key Club did not exist at E.A.H.S. Now it is gradually gaining the respect of both the school and the community. The club's purpose is to serve the school and community, in order to benefit everyone and make their work a little easier. The club is only one of a huge International network of Key Clubs united for the same purpose. It is sponsored by Mr. Regrut and has a total of 23 boys from grades 9-12. Its many projects included: clean-ups on Route 30, restoration of a bus stop, serving church dinners, planting trees at various places throughout the communities, along with car washes and donut sales for fund raising. Library Aids Help Students Locate Books. The library aids under the guidance of Mrs. Luehm, help students locate and check out books. They work in the library one period a day, doing such jobs as filing, checking out books, typing cards or helping to make a display. Left to right: P. Larouere, D. Barret, B. Jefferson, Y. Schumaker, M. Elias, B. Samaras. First Row-J. Bemsdorf, D. Tuft, M. Sarver, P. Lukic, D. Valauri, J. Fer- encz. Second Row-J. Ostrosky, R. Abromitis, S. Tucker, J. Frankiwiecz, J. Meyers, D. Lukic, B. King. Third Row-Mr. Regrut, G. Peebly, F. Mul- len, P. Nigra, B. Blackburn, R. Giac- chino, N. Fiasco. v-'an 119 J