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

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Statistics show that 99-9012 of the German stu- dents like sauerkrautf' S'14wfA MRS. THERESA PICCHARINI B.S. Indiana University of Pennsylvania Teaches: Spanish Aclvises: Spanish Club MR. VINCENT SONSON MISS KAREN PUSKAR B.A. Seton Hill College Teaches: French Advises: French Club B.A. Washington and Jefferson College Teaches: Spanish Advises: Varsity Club Coaches: Football French teachers are caught red-handed stealing the onion soup! MISS LAURELI. Tl-IORNHILL B.A. Westminster College Teaches: Spanish Advises: Y-Teens 5? 23

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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

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MR. WILLIAM WILSON B.A. Waynesburg College M. Litt, University of Pittsburgh Teaches: U.S. History Head of Department 4 MR. GILBERT DAMICO MR. JOHN DCRIGGI MR. CHARLES EBNER B.S. Geneva College B.S. Clarion State College BA- .IUFUHYH 0211936 Advises: Varsity Club Teaches: World Affairs, Geography TCaQhe5f U-5- HISIOIY A P U S Sports: Athletic Director Advises: Volleyball HISYOIY Those Who Cannot Remember The Past Are Condemned To Repeat I+. - Sanlagana MR. FRED HOHNADEL B.S., M.A. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: Contemporary American Problems, Political Science, World Cultures Advises: Students Athletics 19th through 12th graclej Faculty Manager 5 t . 'ee gm'-. X A . ,rrrr r-- . nn age at me 24 MR. RUSH I-IODGINS B.A. Juniata College M.A. Duquesne University Teaches: U.S. History Aclvises: Bridge Club MR. ALFRED LINDSAY B. Pub. Sch. Music Westminster College M.Ed. University of Pittsburgh Teaches: World Cultures and Economics, Comparative Religions Not all Contemporary American Problems are bad