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

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Freshman cheerleaders, C. Campbell fleftj and L Spinelli fright? watch their nmth grade teams with anticipation. Adamson, Jim Alexander, Cindy Andreas, Edward Angerman, Melissa Bacco, Bob Bacco, Rick Balocik, Mike Banas, Ray Banks, Paul Barth, Eileen Baumann, Dan Boyer, Linda Beattie, Doug Beatty, Kevin Bell, Betty Bench, Gail Benvin, David Bercik, Ed Bernard, Daryl Bernsdorff, Mariann Bernsdorff, Marlene Berry, Gail Betz, Tom Bielicj, Mariann Bilak, Sam Bivins, Lynn Blair, Lynn Blake, Cheryl Blasik, Debbie Bolurk, Gregory 201

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200 Freshmen adjust to high school life Being the youngest members of the student body is often difficult for ninth graders. In spite of frequent harrassment by the upper- classmen, the freshmen managed to become involved in the social, academic, and extra- curricular aspects of East Allegheny. Freshmen spirit became evident during the magazine drive as Freshmen and Sophomores outsold Juniors and Seniors. Top: Freshmen girls exhibit school to rightj B. Milliren, F. Turkowski, D. Bottom: C. Morgan, T. Newton, and K. spirit at pep rally. Middle right: How- Bortoluzzi, T. Supra. Middle left: M. Gates adjust to academic life by de- ever, Freshmen boys are more re- Maurizi exercises his right to vote. veloping the habit of taking notes. luctant to show their enthusiasm. Cleft

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Borelle, Anthony Bortoluzzi, Dino Bozio, Ronald Brenner, Terri Brenzie, John Brooks, Sondra Broome, Barbara Brown, Rose Brumbaugh, Kathy Buhovecky, Joe B11rda, Sue Burkhart, Sharon Burkhart, George Burnett, Bruce Busija, Susan Butler, Kimberly Cabon, Francis Campagna, Cindy Campbell, Andy Capo, Laurie Carnack, Cassandra Carothers, Richard Catterall, Thomas Chapman, Patricia Freshmen participate in their first pep rally Bottom right: S. Silianoff leads the freshmen cheers. Bottom left: B. Mar- cus, B. Lundy, J. Hunter and M. Cook are silent observers at pep rally.