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

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I-luman Relations The Human Relations Committee is an organization whose major function is to improve the relationship among the students of E. A. The committee's activities included raising money for Children's l-lospital. The traditional Trim-A-Tree Contest enables the students of E. A. to decorate their school tor the holidays as well as help a worthy cause. This group of ten white and ten black students helps keep peace among the students ot E. A. Officers: Elaine Sobek - President: Jeff O'KeIley - Treasurer: Juan King - V. President: Lisa DiBernardo - Secretary Flow 1: Brenda Loving, Joe Greenley, Linda Messineo, Juan King, Marsha Czekaj, Chris Wallace, Jeff O'Kelly. Row 2: Elizabeth Monzo, Janet Kukla, Lisa DiBernardo, Mary Trkula, Leslie Murphy, Steve Lockridge. Row 3: Greg Lockridge, Lisa Rubino, Elaine Sobek, Eugene Morrone, Cary Page, Joe Murphy, Lori Burns.

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National Honor Society Induction T i Mr. Frost welcomes parents. Pam lights the candle of scholarship. Ray receives congratulations. The new inductees await coronation. The National Honor Society induction ceremony was initiated to recognize the outstanding academic achievements of a select group of students. Students had to maintain a 3.2 grade point average in order to qualify for nomination as well as participate in extra curricular activities. These nominee's records were carefully screened by representatives of the faculty. Once the nominee's record was approved, the student was notified and was asked to participate in the induction ceremony honoring his outstanding academic record.

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G.A.T.E. The gifted program is an organization for students vvho demonstrate high mental capacities. The organization enables these students to enhance their high school education, through various field trips and contests. Students involved in G.A.T.E. are able to attend political conferences and learn about the democratic process. They also participate in contests with other students of the same skill. Also, the G.A.T.E. students often meet with G.A.T.E. students from other schools. This enables them to compare schools, the education process and make new friends. . Kevin computes his future 1st Row: Mary Lochiatto, Angela Lebano, Debbie Schwoeble, Lisa Machado, Sharon Grant, Tanna Elias, Kim Smith, Linda Messlneo, Paul Marcoz. 2nd Row: Mark Janosko, Dawn Thompson, Cheryl Zafaras, Mariio Curran, Laura Cifra, Susan Pellegrino, Lisa Clfra, Becky Williams 3rd Row: John Graham, Amy Helfrich, Jeff James, Marc Yurko, Chris Estadt, Rich Conrad. 4th Row: Lori Burns, Patty Osley, Judy Fragomeni, Kevin Connelly, Ed Scarpino, Greg Glunt, Bill Otterman, Pete Planinich, Dave Victor