Fox Chapel High School - Renard Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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MR. DANIEL NIKHAZY B.S. California State College, M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Teaches: Industrial Arts. Ariz.-ises: Athletic Director, Faculty Athletic Manager. Department Head. wizszwqz.-ua' ' H MR. ANDREW BOBBY B.S. California State College. Teaches: Industrial Arts, Wood- working, Mechanical Drawing. MR. HENRY DOMYSLAWSKI B.S. California State College. Teaches: Metalworking, Mechani- cal Drawing. Coaches: .I.V. Foot- ball, Track Team. MR. PAUL McDOWELL B.S. California State College, Thiel College. Teaches: Power Mechan- ics. Coaches: Assistant Wrestling Coach. Career-Minded MR. SAMUEL WHEELER B.S., M.Ed. California State Col- lege, University of Pittsburgh. Teaches: Mechanical Drawing. MR. RAYMOND YAKUPKOVICH B.S. California State College. Tenclzes: Graphic Arts, Mechani- cal Drawing. Advises: Graphic Arts Club, Fox Tales Co-Sponsor. Mr. Y. prints up a fresh batch of 3550's The increasing technical courses offered by the Industrial Arts Department provide Valuable training for jobs in numerous areas upon graduation. Five sections make up this department, where the individual student works at his own rate in the courses. The wood shop teaches the student the art of carpentry and future home handy-men find this course beneficial. A metal shop is open to those who have similar interests in metal working. The print shop uses its skills in a practical manner by printing up tickets and posters for all school activities including the class play programs, and election signs. In mechanical drawing, students learn the fine art of drawing blueprints. Taking up a new position in the new wing this year, the auto mechanics class work with engines learning to service and operate them. tudents Learn Industria l

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MISS KAREN PUSKAR B.A. Seton Hill College. Teaches: French. Advises: French Club. Miss Kokal points out the location of the next French field trip. nderstanding Of Different Cultures Bell-ringing and photography are Miss Lutzis interesting hobbies. Mr. Beck's favorite type of music is ditty bop. Miss Kokal likes French onion soup and her favorite hobbies are international danc- ing and sewing most of her clothes. In answer to the question Do you like to chaperone? Mr. Kruezek answered: No, 1'm not a MR. ERNEST meddlerfl Mr. Monk would like to have been a Master Organ- SOSA , B.A. Duquesne Uni- versit . Teaches: Builderf' Miss Puskar's favorite time of day is: 8:00 A.M.- in winter, 7:00 P.M.-in summerf, Mr. Sosa's favorite type of lit- . erature is religious material. Miss Smetak would have liked to have been a karate expertf' Miss Lutz enjoys hiking. Mr. Kruczek likes to collect original etchings. Mr. Beckis favorite in schoolv dish is coffee and cookies. Mr. Monk's favorite recreation is people watch- ing. Dr. Sosais favorite recreation is traveling. Mr. Sosa would have liked to have been a minister and physicianf' Y Spanish. Advises ' Spanish Club. This is the final countdown .. . 3 . . . 2 .. . 1 .. . French blitz! DR. MARIA SOSA Doctorate in Ed. Havana Uni- versity, Miami University. Teach- es: Spanish. Advises: Spanish Cluh. 7 -1- aw .11 ,tag ..,sA ipilili-, ' ' V V MISS JOANNE SMETAK B.A. Duquesne University. Teach es: French, German. Advises Fencing Club.

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MR. RAYMOND MAKOWSKI B.S. Indiana University of Pa., M.Ed, University of Pittsburgh. Teaches: Secretarial Science, Rus- sian. Advises: Work Experience Program, Faculty Treasurer of Activities. Head of Department. MISS VIRGINIA BERC-MARK B.S. Indiana University of Pa., M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Teaches: Data Processing, Office Machines. Advises: Junior-Senior Prem. Only one Industrial Arts faculty member likes to chaperone. Mr. Domyslawski would have liked to have been a psychiatrist. Mr. McDowell,s favorite type of literature is Mad Mr. Yakupkovich would have liked to have been a star on Mission Impossiblef, Mr. Nikhazy likes organ music. Mr. Bobby's favorite sport is ping-pong. Mr. McDowell likes to rebuild old cars. Mr. Yakupkovich likes the Fox Tales. A new course in the Business Department was Data Processing I. This course was made possible by the establish- ment of the IBM room in room IOI. There are four classes in this course, and the students are taught the theory work behind the setting and processing of computerized informa- tion. There are Lab periods where students wire up actual control panels and then test them. Each control panel is the heart to a computerized problem. Mr. Graff, the new Data Processing Manager, helps students punch cards and sort them. This year the Work Experience Program enters its third year. In the second semester, seniors are given half-day secretarial jobs for eleven weeks. This is the second year that these students have been paid for their services. nd Business Skills a MISS CAROLYN DAVIS MISS MARION KLUG B.S. Grove City College, M.Ed. B.S. University of Pittsburgh. University of Pittsburgh. Teaches: Teaches: Typing, Personal Typ- Shorthand, Personal Typing. Ad- ing. Advises: A.F.S. Committee. vises: Tri-K Club Mr. Makowskiis interesting hobby is taking pictures and keep- ing a pictorial history of his family. Only one Business faculty member likes to chaperone. Miss Stearns would have liked to have been a medical technologist. Mr. Makowskfs favorite outside of schoolv dish is Polish Pirogef, Miss Davisis favorite type of music is show music, while Miss Klug prefers George Gershwinf' Secretarial students receive strict supervision. N95 ,., . MISS ADALA STEARNS B.B.A. Westminster College, M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh. Teaches: Bookkeeping, Typing. Arlvises: National Honor Society, Co-advisor Homecoming. MISS SARA MILLER B.S, Indiana University of Pa. Teaches: Business Education. Advises: Tri-K Club. 3I