Hazleton High School - Janus Yearbook (Hazleton, PA)

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3 fl. to r.j: Steve Bcrgslcin, JoAnne Cwynur, Robert Cuckawan. 1 fl lo r j Rona Fields Barbara Veet Leah Levm 45- I C37 to r.j: Mary Gloria Slcfunoski, Eileen Gallagher, Lea Andruui, Joyce andzak. fl. to nj: Paula Matyas, Sharon Brulnn, Anne: Pclorson. Co-editor Rona Fields

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ountaineer Staff Learns T! 11 Mountaineer Stalfz Row l fl. to nj: Robert Guckavan, Anne Peterson, JoAnne Cwynar, Sharon Brahm, Joyce Mandzak, Lea Andruzzi, Mr. Peter Parnell. Row 2: Al Cannon, Rona Fields, Paula Mat- Journalism yas, Barbara Veet, Mary Gloria Stefanoski, Leah Levin, Steve Bergstein. A record of the yearis activities, the school news- paper is issued five times during the school year. The Mourrtaineer serves as a vehicle for student expres- sion. lts members include the students in the fifth period journalism class and reporters from all sec- tions who contribute articles. An exchange system with other schools has been established this year for the sharing of ideas. Issues of the Mountaineer are sent to East Stroudsburg State College, William Allen High School, Palmer- ton High School, and King's College. These schools, in return, furnish our newspaper staff with copies of theiripapers. Mountaineer members are further ex- posed to outside ideas at a journalism convention held annually at Kingis College. 26 The composition of the newspaper involves much work and many people. First, the staff members con- tribute articles. These are turned over to Faculty Sponsor Mr. Peter Parnell who edits the students' work. The edited articles are sent to the Vocational- Technieal High School print shop. When the printed articles are returned, they are proofread twice by members of the fifth period journalism class. The ar- ticles are then arranged on dummy sheets. These sheets are models of the actual newspaper pages. The dummies are approved by the administration before being sent again to the print shop for final printing. Once returned to the school, the long-awaited newspapers are linally distributed to the homerooms. Co-editors Paula Malyas and Rona Fields look over the product with Faculty Advisor Mr. Peter Parnell. Q53 Planning Session lass Anne Peterson, Stanrlau'cl-Speaker l'l'SIl0lltl1'!ll., pl'k'PLlF4'5 COPY.

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Dolphins Learn Synchronized Swimming Front Row fl. to r. j: Debbie Vcneroso, Julie Varner, Kzuen Toslosky, .lanet Barnhart, Marcia Famalettc, Sharon McAlarney, Lani Martyak, Lore Carter, Dolores Laputka, Linda Reinmiller, ,lane Kornaki, Deborah Benjamin. Row 2: Lorraine Deeb, Fran- cine Auerbach, Nancy Hilbish, Linda Deis, Gail Jones, Lisa Veneroso, Kathy Mc- Nelis, Mary Kay Longo, Susan Purnell, Barbara Vilushis. Row 3: Mrs. Florence George, Mildred Craig, ,lane Schal, Mary Beth Stefanovich, Jane Hoegg, Debbie Urban, Kathy Staliora. 28 The Dolphin Club is comprised of sophomores, juniors, and seniors who have achieved an advanced level in the art of graceful swimming. In order to be- come members, the girls must display sufficient skill to perform the simple stunts necessary for the execu- tion of a water show. Members ol' this synchronized swimming group, however, do not spend all their time underwater. The girls diligently help to pro- mote school spirit throughout the year. At Thanks- giving, they added greatly to the color and l'anl'are of the Turkey Day game by selling mums and making shakers of blue and white streamers. Supervised by a new, but enthusiastic member ol' the faculty, Mrs. Florence George, these dedicated girls meet regular- ly to practice various stunts and routines and to ac- quaint themselves with new swimming skills. The culmination of all this hard work is the water show which they present at the end ol' the year. This is cer- tainly one of the major events at Hazleton High School and is anticipated by all. Thus the Dolphins serve an important function at Hazleton High School and add greatly to their own enjoyment as well as that of the student body. 13?- T is j-IT stiff was jf' Dolphins Make Shakers: Front Row fl. lo r.j: Janet Barnharl, Mary Kay Longo, Lore Carter. Row 2: Marcia Famalctte, Lani Martyak, Sharon McAliirney, Karen Toslosky, Debbie Vencroso. I