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

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New Uniforms With Pride 'a 1 Carnegie-Mellon Honors Band. The band is proud to have fifteen students from E.A. to represent our school at such a prestigious musical organization. This year's Honors Band performed a Christmas Concert at the Carnegie Hall in Pittsburgh. Pictured are, L. Ftudolfg D. Kerbertg K. Linkg B. Saulg K. Koval- chikg L. Cochenourg L. Mazurg T. Carothersg D. Plazag T. Opaikog J. Watts: M. Bottig F. Czurag D. Ferencz. Ftow 5 - R. Thomasg L. Fiudolfg J. Marting D. Tambiyng P. isoidig D. Mooreg B. Cenknerg J. Milligang K. Patter song D. Yeraceg G. Ftymarowiczg J. Maloneg P. Busowskip P. Hotsurg T. Fedorag D. Faulkg D. Kraftq E. Pudlowskig J. Alfierig P. Myersg J. Semkeg J. Opalkog J. Westg D. Ferencz. Row 6 - B. Benyakg J. Watts: G. Foxy H. Grantg M. Bottig J. Verzinskig M. Carducci: D. Hiilg R. Jakubg G. Biissmang B. Alfordq Ft. Dickersong K. McCaIIyg Ft. Braun: J. Maticg G. Ottermang S. Heckmeng M. Schafferg Mr. Thomson. Senior girls take time out for a pose before their final Spr- ing Concert. Pictured are, L. Cochenourg C. Chucklaq T Carothersg C. Kovailg S. Cherry, 169

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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

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is New si! N The Wildcats Marched ln Perfect Stride The Band had an exciting year. The season began with half time shows at football games and school pep rallies. To climax the marching season the band performed at two Marching Band Reviews. These included the Thomas Jefferson Band Festival and our own E.A. Festival of Bands. The Symphony Band season was comprised of the Christ- mas, Winter, Mid-Winter, Spring, and Supervisors Concert per- formances. The 1976 high points were the Invitational Band Concert at North Hills and the World Premiere of South Rampart Street Revisited by Mr. Loy Coiner. ln addition to the Band being an entertainment organiza- tion, it also served the community on Memorial Day in a parade in tribute to the deceased soldiers of war. This year's Band banquet was held at the Mountain View Inn. All seniors received a trophy award as recognition for their services. Thus another year fulfills the Bands motto - HPride through Tradition. X at A as NN wif Co-Drum Mayor, George Fox, restrains an enthusiastic band