North Allegheny High School - Safari Yearbook (Wexford, PA)

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stage crew Opening and closing the curtain, setting up scenery, operating the lights, and all the other backstage duties which are nec- essary for a stage production are the jobs of the hardworking stage crew. The members of this industrious group, which Mr. Grine sponsors, are Nancy Caughey, Bruce Davis, Harold Diamond, Chuck Gerlach, Jim Jewell, Chris Kress, Jack Ligo, Tom Taylor, Kurt Smith, and Bill Throckmorton. The school is grateful to them for their invaluable, and often un- recognized help. usherettes library Staff The number of students at North Allegheny has increased to 1642. More students, of course, require more books, more books require more shelf space, and more shelf space means a new library. Thus, as part of the expansion program, the library has been moved to a new location twice the size of the old one. Since the move, circula- tion has improved forty-one percent. This, of course, is more work for the library staff, who stamp the books in and out, shelve them, and handle other duties involved ,in running a school library. Their voluntary work, done under the guidance of Mrs. Zenn and Mrs. Sweeney, is often unappreciated, though it is invaluable. Pleasant, cheery smiles and welcomes are passed out to all the school visitors, free of charge, by our usherettes. This year's usher- ettes are: Sandy Fletcher, Sandi Lauterbach, Carolyn Fifer, Sharon Blanchard, Janet Seapker, Linda Barrett, Roberta Stein, Marlene Sutter, Jeannine Powders, Norma Naessen. Alternates are: Anna Bush, Marsha Donch, and Mary Foley. These senior girls are chosen for this service organization at the close of their junior year by the senior high faculty members. Poise, character, and behavior are all factors that influence their choice. Performances held in the evening in the school auditorium require the presence of the usherettes. These girls add an attractive element to school functions. Under the direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Dowling, they perform their duties ably and efficiently, much to everyone's enjoyment. The service done by this small group of girls cannot be measured in any amount of words or description.