East Pittsburgh High School - Crystal Yearbook (East Pittsburgh, PA)

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Preparing for the role of Seniors with great enthusi- asm, participating in sports, and becoming associated with the various school clubs the Class of '69 is very busy. Among the activities are band, chorus, baslwtball, baseball and volleyball in which almost the whole class has participates in at one time or another. The Annual, Green and White, Students Council, and Red Cross are just some of the clubs in which there are active Junior members. The annual Christmas card sale was the J unior's first project. The profit derived from the sale of these cards was used for the Junior-Senior prom. Mr. Clougherty, the Junior Advisor, encouraged the students, making the sale an overwhelming success. The capable officers of the Junior class helped im- measurably in achieving our final preparations before becoming Seniors at E.P.H.S. 7 5 Pres.AG. I-la1vatzis,Treas.-R. McConnell, Sec.-D. Porter ? ass 0 69 Juniors concentrate on typing assignment. -..,,

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.MSS O 770 The Sophomore class officers were very active during the school year. The students eagerly participated in band, chorus, basketball, and Green 8L White. The officers were Charles Cooley, pres., Guillermo Cole, vice pres., William Meighan, sec., and Dolores Tarby, treas. With the help of Mrs. Gustason, class sponsor, the Sopho- Q :W H ' . mores looked forward to many more successful years at , K li.P.H.S. .z e vw -1 W. Mcighan, C. Cooley, G. Colc, D. Tarby QV 'I Ti 53 9 lv K iii args nr SR Sophomore French Club members look over completed Project. 27