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

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Below: Mr. John Haack, Athletic Supervisor, is responsible for Phys Top left: T. Pryzbyla practices some of Phys Ed class. Bottom: D. Zyma, Ed curriculum as well as scheduling Judo moves. Middle left: Volleyball R. Silanoff, F. Pici, and D, Kaloz all athletic contests. can be a competitive sport. Middle take a short rest period. right: Swimming is a favorite aspect . t X ,xc Vasu Phys Ed nd Health Classes Provide Exercise nd Information Necessary For Healthful Living .Quang 4....n.- ,,

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Driver Training Expands To Include After School And Saturday Instruction. E. A.'s Driver Education Department offers behind-the-wheel instruction on Satur- days and after school in order to accommodate the increasing number of students requesting to take Driver Ed. The instructional or safety theory phase of Driver Education is provided in the Safety classes. In addition to highway safety, empha- sis is also placed on good safety habits in per- sonal, vocational, and recreational activities. The Physical Education program combines fitness activities with team and individual sport development. Juniors and Seniors have the opportunity to elect the activities they en- joy best and wish to continue. Healthful living is required one period per week to assist students in developing health practices which foster personal growth. Health classes include the study of body functions, major health problems, alcoholism, drug abuse, pollution, and nutrition. l Top: Mr. Zager gives J. Frankewieczl some driving tips. Bottom: J. Eckel, and R. Bradley attempt to hide in the! laundry bin to escape gym class. Q

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Industrial Arts Curriculum Includes Selections For The Female Faction Of E.A. Mechanical Drawing and the Elements of Drafting are available to those students inter- ested in becoming draftsmen or engineers. Courses are also offered in industrial technology, involving both the study of and experience with materials, processes, prod- uct, and occupations of an industrial society. Instruction ranges from basic wood technology, to advanced house design and construction. Power Mechanics encompasses courses ranging from basic electricity to advanced electronics and from combustion engines to multi-cylinder construction. The study of gen- erating and controlling power by use of air power to operate machinery is dealt with in fluidics, Units I and II. Powder puff mechanics and home mechan- ics classes are available for those coeds who are interested in learning how a car operates as well as the numerous mechanical devises used in the home. Top: D. Valuri takes notes for future use. Middle right: Examining a motor are: R. Maringo, J. Adamson, S. Me- haffey, and M. Gentile. Middle left: N. Pici utilizes the available equipment. Bottom: D. Potochnik observes the fine points of house construction.