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

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S tu dent Council Every Monday afternoon during activity period, a body composed of elected representatives from each homeroom meets in the teachers' area of the cafeteria. This is North Alleghenyls Student Council. Under the supervision of its ollicers Wayne Kuenzi, Bob Hutchison, Suzie Becht, Barb Gourley, and Randy Strothman, and its sponsor Mr. Wall, the council establishes and or- ganizes many student activities. The sale of United States Saving Stamps, operation of con- cession stands during football games, arrange- ments for special assemblies, and sponsorship of various dances are all responsibilities of this group. Again this year, exchange days were arranged with the student councils of other area high schools. Our oiiicers visited North Hills and Seneca Valley, and in return acted as hosts to the representatives from these schools. It is hoped that through these visits our own well-functioning Student Council can become even more efficient and effective.

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fer' audio-visual aids staff l ' ven the audio-visual department has been 1 affected by the expansion program. This yearis staff, headed by Mr. Prady and composed of Pat . Wityk, Mark Arnold, Chuck Hammerschmitt, A0 My ck Schomaker Chris Schulte and Tom Taylor has moved to a new and larger oiiice P M5 l This service organization performs many du- ties behind the scenes of various school func- QNQJ , tions. Showing movies in the classroom is not . their sole duty. They also set up equipment for assemblies, dances, and football games. These '1 jobs, while not always recognized are neverthe- less quite important. p. a. announcers The bell rings. The students of North Allegheny squirm impatiently in their seats waiting for school to begin. Meanwhile, in a small, humid room in a remote corner of the ofiice, three students make a last minute check to be certain all is in order. Finally, the familiar f'click of the microphone is heard, followed by a cheery Good Morningf' The three students, Diane Blazier, Rich Haverlack, and Bob Kyle, form North A1legheny's Public Address System Staff. They were chosen at the end of their junior year on the basis of voice level, academic rec- ord, pronunciation, audibility, and enunciation. They keep the school informed by delivering morning and special announcements, they conduct morning devo- tions, which this year consist of a moment of silence and the pledge of allegiance, and operate the bells. 81

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