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

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l l TUDE T HO OR SCHOOL Row I: Shari Olinsky, Traci Powers, Jodi Oyer, Lori Patterson, Danielle Clemenic, Susan Kuczler, Clair Goldstrohm, Bonnie Ludwig, Christie Powell, Antonietta DiLucente: Row 2: Jim Palmieri, Susan Bulik, Elizabeth Geraghty, Karen Wirbicki, Deana Bacco, Kelly Poziviak, Judy Wood, Rici McWhinney, Kelly Nicholls, Lynn Machado: Row 3: Dan Storch, Regina DePaoli, Gloria Gray, Kristen Ellenberger, Cheri Bugajski, Amy Otterman, Steve Merchat, Larry Geyer, Ricky Divers, Tammy Snyder, Tom Sims: Row 4: Shane Vorce, Maryanne Drabik, Brian Zoric, Tony Frydrych, Rich Taylor. Gary Karpoff, Jim Robertson, Karl Laskas. Pictured to the right. President: Rich Taylor, Vice President: Shari Olinsky, Secretary: Maryanne Drabik, Treasurer: Tammy Snyder The National Honor Society, sponsored by Mr. Ihnat, is an organization for recognition of scholar- ship. lt is designed to recognize the Academic Achievements made by high school students. The Society is a nationwide organization whose mem- bers are selected from Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors whose average is a 3.2 or higher. All mem- bers are recommended by teachers in their school. A ceremony is given for the members. Pins and membership cards are also given to them. These students are East Allegheny's most outstanding Academic Achievers.

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SOCIAL TUDIES SEMINA g The Social Studies Seminar at E.A. is an inspiring group that explores the ideals of the Social Studies course. The advisor of the organization is Mr. Leo West. The club intends to be more ac- tive in future years. Row I: Shari Olinsky, Tammy Snyder, Kelly Nicholls, Tammy Irwin, Tony Frydrych, Carla Capo, Row 2: Brian Zoric, Rich Taylor, Doug Stewart, Traci Powers, Colleen Maguire, Ann Messick, Della Macko, Row 3: Maryanne Drabik, Kelly Wilding, Julie Communale, Rick Divers. Jim Neuschwander, Judy Wood. Elizabeth Geraghty, Kelly Poziviak, Chris Victor, Row 4: Karl Laskas, Keith Baughman. Larry Geyer, Jim Robertson, Dan Storch, Susan Bulik Bonnie Ludwig, Kim Schafer. G.A.T.E. Row I: Kristin Ellenberger, Tony Frydrych, Larry Geyer, Kelly Poziviak, Judy Wood, Lisa Gynn, Row 21 Brian Zoric, Shari Olinsky, K Elizabeth Geraghty, Cheri Bugajski, Rob Hilterman, Row 3: Tom Bowman, Pat Bowman, Shane Vorce, Jim Robertson, Tom Hebda, Greg Kiss, Row 4: Doug Stewart, Rich Taylor, Chris Fredericks, Gary Karpoff, Karl Laskas, James Defelice. The I985-86 Gate Program was working this year to discuss their interests and research them. Dr. Zorich and Mr. Mauro guided them through the year. They worked on independent learning and com- puter operation. This years students went on a field trip to Penn-State McKeesport for a course in speed-reading. They also studied college life while they were there. In short, each student will be learning sup- plemental programs designed to benefit their major interests. Row I: Christina Pekich, Melina Caldwell, Lela Lov- ing, Amy Slepsky, Tom Cain, Jim Balas, Row 2: Ange- la Mediate, Kristie Anderson, C Valerie Kopko, Me- gan Irvine. Janeen Stokan, Kim Schafer, Tim Worral, Row 3. Kathy Wargo, Kathy Costello, Dean Bonen- berger. Pat Kent, Maureen Wargo, Chris Victor, Row 4: Jack D'Amico, Joe Rusinko, Ron Hrcarik, Dave Rohac, John Qsley. Marlon Vaughn. 'I9 - ' v 1 v- - - 1 1 ' -- i

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, THE NATIONAL HO OR SOCIETY I DUCTIO .4 dt, sill hu k'i1ef2tl?53'iif A ,X egg, . 5 fy g This year, the National Honor Induction ceremony was held on May IS, I986. The speaker, Mr. George Barboni, enlightened the audience with his speech about the importance of education. The only Senior inductee this year was Connie Communale. Junior inductees included: Elena Chrissanthopolous, Anessa Donaldson, Regina Morrone, Jim Neuschwander, Jim Robertson S Renae Schmonduik. lnductees of the Sophomore Class included: Mary Ann Drahusz, Megan Irvine, Angela Kelly, Kim Kolesar, Susan Lukondi, Larry Kushnir, Brian Martz, Amy Slepsky, Janeen Stokan, Karen Vodvarka, Christine Victor 8 Jarrin Williams. These students were inducted with the usual candle ceremony. Proud friends with the family filled the 21 audience. These students represent our future.