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

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Jazz Band The Jazz Band had a most successful year. Their performances include, Carnegie Mellon University benefit Jazz Band concert, sharing in the high school's Bi-centennial Concert, Park Terrace junior high assembly program, two high school assembly programs, plus hosting their own Mid-Winter Jazz Concert and Spring Concert, But this organizations popularity and success could not be possible without Mr. Thomson, the director. ln preparing for such a busy season the group practiced every Friday after school. This year's Jazz Band repetoire included such selections as Bock Around the Clock, Blow in My Ear, Bock Odessy, Summer Time, Mopsy, The Way We Were, Tambo, The Hustle, Hawaii - 50, Proud Mary, and Traces of Love. The band was well received wherever it performed. Top: The saxophone section is featured in Traces of Love. Bottom: Standing: P, Hotsur, J. Leichliter, J. Malone, Ft. Jakub, G. Ftymarowicz. K. Flodine, M. Botti, P. Busowski, D. Ferencz, B. Braun, G. Karpoff, M, Schaffer, E. Pudlowski. kneeling: N. Bohac, J. Opalko, B, Mazur, P. Myers, J. Watts. 185

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Audio-Visual Aids Standing: J. Docye, J. Males, G. Paradise, C. Judy, Sitting: P. Janov, J. Moore Library Aids E l -Q--1:4 ,I,,.. ll ,, i A 4 2 A. Scarpino, V. Sekely, K, Zarchansky, J. Holland, M. Cehula, G. Eggenoff, B. Schumacher This year the library aides served a very useful purpose. They helped the librarians to get the library in order and also aided the students on information, filrnstrips, and in checking 4 out books.

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