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

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Top left: waiting for the bus on a cold snowy morning can cool one's enthusiasm. Top right: Paula Schuffran engages in a lively conversation on the bus. Bottom: arrival at school is usually a noisy occasion.

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i . T , G'- a- 48' K J W' W 4. Q f As. '. af W Tw Q. af lffl Qi ESE Q all ,E 'U- ew , 5 , as like ka'f9 Q .A Q if n W!-'l' it 14 0 L4 n The battle of the alarm clock marks the official beginning of the school day, followed by breakfast on the run and a race for the bus. When all goes well, after a noisy ride on a crowded bus, arrival time allows for brief early- morning socializing. However, on those unfortunate mornings when the alarm wins the battle, and the race for the bus is lost, the end result is one night detention. N , y4 , . .,., ggg Above: D. Miriello crawls out of bed, fixes breakfast, and his school day is under way.

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Lunch period . . . a time to satisfy that appetite which has been growing all morning and to supply the needed energy for a long afternoon. A time to meet with friends to discuss the events of the day gone by . . . and the prospect of those to come. For those students involved in countless activities, the half hour break means- ten minutes to eat and twenty to sell tickets or perform one of the numerous tasks which must be done today Top: J. Backstrom, P. Hough, B. Blackburn, C. Lang, J. Caruthers, B. Skavronski, and J. Frankiewicz occupy their favorite table. Middle right: J. Howard devours two lunches? Middle left: D. Conti joins friends, C. Cowan, and N. Gibson for lunch. Bottom right: E. Sherry in the check-out line. Bot- tom left: B. King, M. Tomas, S. Tabb, M. Mennifee, G. Jones, A. Berry pose for a candid shot. l l Het X fx