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

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EAUQM as 'ml Suri 'lil swim URL einem, rua 105373, fiiutwrs ri as vlr. White stands proudly beside his bulletin board, Thoughts From Emerson. lNlRS, CASSANDRA RIBOVICH B,S. Duquesne University Teaches: English, Composition Advises: Sophomore Class NRS. DOROTHEA SPANGLER A.B. Geneva College B.S. bin Lib. Sci. Carnegie-Mellon University Librarian Advises: Library Club . . . Qgniax, Speaking. and Script RUSS LINDA LASCOLA B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania M.A. West Virginia University Teaches: English, Preparation for College Entrance Advises: Cheerleaders, A.F.S. Committee, Phoenix lNlR. RICHARD S, LIGHTNER B,S. Penn State University M.A.T. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: English MR. JOHN TlCl-ION B.S. Duquesne University Teaches: English, Preparation for College Entrance Advises: Baseball Team, Intramural Football MRS. MARJORIE M. WANDERER B.S. University of Illinois Teaches: English Advisels: Assembly Advisor

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MR. LOREN HOLT B.S. Penn State University Teaches: Remedial Reading Advises: Freshman Class . . . Qgmbolism . . . Mrs. Purcupile's favorite shape is svelt, and she always looks forward to tomorrow .. . Mr. Holt reminisces, Once a student in my class sold his pencil to another student for five cents, then the first student asked me if he could borrow my pencil Mrs. Lucey delights at the thought of being a member of the cat family .. . Miss Lascola enjoys ripe black olives and old movies on T.V. . . . Miss Kremer does not like long hair . . . the secret desire of Miss Katsuleris is to become a small bird that dines on shrimp stew Mrs. Ribovich would like to have been a cocker spaniel Mr. Tichon's favorite shape is-Barbara Eden Mrs. Wanderer likes baseball. She would like to be a ship that could slowly sail around the world fHow's that for living up to your name? . . . Miss Katsuleris remembers the academy award winning per- formance of Midnight Cowcumber , starring Kevin Kamen- zind and Curt Reinhard . . . M, .V ,HMM gi 1 1 be fic av ff life-Il F ,. X . V W i 5 f 2 MISS MARY KATSULERIS B.S. California State Collegeg University of Pittsburgh Teaches: English, Black Literature, Novels Advises: Student Council RUSS lNlARY JO KREMER B.S. University of Pittsburghg M.l.: Duquesne University Librarian Advises: Library Club Q 2 2' Z or ' sg E rx . . . . and there was this big apple . . MRS. GLORIA LUCEY B.S. Slippery Rock College Teaches: English, Short Story Advises: National Honor Society MRS. SYLVIA PURCUPILE B.A. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: English, Short Story

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MISS MARGARET L. LUTZ MR. ROBERT ALCORN B.A. Moravian College B.A. University of Pittsburgh M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: Spanish Teaches: German, Latin Advises: Homecoming Advises: A.F.S. Committee, Renard Head of Department MISS ANASTASIA GRFGORY hegrgdgrxlcgniversity of Pennsylvania Advises: French Club, Prom Committee 3 s t I Y MISS JANET KOKAL B.A. .Allegheny College, University of Paris, La Sorbonne Teaches: French Advises: Senior Class, French Club F.C.'s Department of International Philologists 'Translationz Foreign Language Teachers When asked what they would like to be the lan- guage teachers responded: Miss Gregory: a leopard . . . Miss Kokal: a cheetah . . . Miss Thornhill: a panther . . . Miss Puskar: a gargoyle . . . The German teachers had characteristic answers: Miss Lutz would like to be an edelweiss, while Mr. Kuza sees himself as a German shepherd dog . . . Mr. Kuza also appreciates Richard Wagner overtures, while Miss Thornhill swings to acid rock . . . While Miss Lutz has a taste for yogurt, Turkish coffee and French croissants are more Miss Kokal's style . .. Mrs. Pichiarini picks a guitar Mr. Alcorn's favorite shape is 3, Miss Gregory likes giant paper clips, but Miss Thornhill is the most eccentric: ombligosQ?j appeal to her Mr. Kruczek's favorite movie character is Billy Budd . . . Racquel Welch's roles appeal to Mr. Sonson . . . Earth Day was memorable for Mr. Kuza Mrs. Pichiarini recalls the colorful language and noise of the shop boys working outside her classroom . . . Mr. Alcorn's reply to whether he likes mustaches is, Lions and roosters do it , and Miss Thornhill savs, Yeech to beards and muttonchops . . . April Fool's Day was memorable for Miss Puskar-her fifth period class walked out as a joke, and she put a poisson d'avril on David Talbot's back. 22 Hey, paisan, this is Russian class, not ltalian. MR. WALTER KRUCZEK University of Paris B.A,, M.L. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: French MR. JAMES KUZA B.S. Duquesne University Teaches: German Advises: Ski Club