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

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Top left: L. Mazur sings, HEveryone Loves Orn-Pan-Pan '. Top right: standing: B, Cenknerg K. Patterson: D. Newton: B. Alford: S, Heokrnan. sitting: C. Lentz: G. Males: D. Sabol, Bottom: The cast of Oliver steps front and center. Stage Crew f 167

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The play begins in the sinister interior of a workhouse. After a meager meal of thin gruel, Oliver wanted some more. Such in- solence left lVlr. Bumble no choice but to sell the boy to an un- dertaker. He ran away the very next morning and was picked up hungry and tired by the Artful Dodger. The Dodger takes him to Fagin where he learns how to pick pockets. Fagin sends the boys off in the morning to earn a day's living. Oliver was arrested and accused of stealing a wallet that Dodger stole. Nancy kidnapped Oliver from lVlr. Brownlow's house before the boy could talk. Oliver returned to Fagin's kitchen. Nancy went to see lVlr. Brownlow who learned that Oliver is his grandson. lVlr. Brownlow and Nancy plan to meet at the London Bridge to exchange Oliver. Bill Sikes catches Nancy in the act and murders her. The crowd seeks out Bill Sikes who now has Oliver. Sikes threatens to kill Oliver, and a policeman kills Sikes. Time runs out for Fagin and his boys. They are forced to make a quick exit. Top left: Orphans, members of the chorus, eating gruel is the opening scene from t'Oliver . Top right: C. McClain enjoys performing. Bottom left: Ahh! The sween music of the bass section. Bottom right: T. Salvi learns from lVl. Schaffer how to Pick a Pocket or Two . 516144 ,MW l

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E. A. Band-Class Of 1976-Wears ,gf-f. M. 1 4, f ,vim- W' 7 ikifwmiivhy Band Officers. J. Opalko. Freshman Representative, K. Link, Corresponding Secretary, S. Heckmen, Sophomore Representative, J. Johnson, Treasurer, B. Saul, Recording Secretary, M. Schaffer, Junior Representative, K. Jakub. Senior Representative. P This year's John Philip Sousa Award was received by Terri Carothers, the band's con- certmistress. D. Bargiel received an award for outstanding musicianship from the Park Terrace Jr. high band. 168 1' 51 I ul i il I ' X. Row 1 - T. Opalko, F. Trasky, E. Woodard. Row 2 - C. Chuckla, C. Kovall, D. Plaza, D. Sloneker, A. Trasky, K. Gagetta, B. Saul, J. Myers, D. Nicholls, D. Trasky, K. Jakub, S. Cherry Row 3 - T. Carothers, L. Mazur, L. Cochenour, D. Stahl, K. Kovalchik, M. Burns, B. Beisler, S. Leader, W. Frydryck, S. Zibrat, G. Bleehaus, D. Brandon, C. Panczyk, S. Zoric, D. Kerbert, S. Miller, K. Hensler Row 4 - N. Skavronski, L. Oliverio, D. Bozlo, C. Young, D. Meyers, J. Moore, J. Leichliter, G. Karpoff, J. Duncan, D. lzydore, M. Schmondick, K. Flodine, N. Rohac, B. Mazur, M. Malone, J. Koppel, L. Baumann, J. Novak, J. Bartoli, K. Link, K. Leader, F. Czura