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

 - Class of 1977

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North Allegheny High School - Safari Yearbook (Wexford, PA) online collection, 1977 Edition, Page 247 of 250
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K slr . G' 6 7720 71? On April fourth, 1996, students in Nancy Holley's second period Reading Dynamics II class discov- ered that the telephone is a powerful tool. After reading about Stephen King's latest TV mini-series, being filmed at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, they called a toll-free number they found in the Denver Post news article. This phone call led to other phone numbers in California, and eventually to Stephen King's personal publicist. Their request to meet the king of horror resulted in a feild trip into the mountains to interview the author and see some behind-the-scenes work by the film's stars. In a pri- Holley it? Pictured: Front: Charmessa Perkins, Mylowe Haynes, Mrs. Holley, Jamie Klotz, Jamie Creek, Mrs. Brandt. Back: Jason Mims, Selena Jackson, Stephen King, Jason Graham, Luke Beatty, Mark Strausbaugh. vate meeting after their tour of the set, the students listened as Mr. King de- scribed how he first conceived of the con- cept for the book, The Shining. Then, they had time to ask him their own questions and get their books autographed. On the return trip, the reading Raptors concluded that, for a famous man, Stephen King had certainly seemed very down-to-earth. He greeted each student personally and took care to spell their names correctly as he inscribed their books. This small group of EHS students also learned a valuable les- song no one can answer yes, until you ask the question. Gl' 0 Traits 1 Great Value! Graduate Arraneement 1 - '1Ox13 Portrait 0 3 - 8x10 Portraits 6 - 5x7 Portraits O 80 - Wallets S 199.97 Includes studio sitting fee Senior Arraneement - 11x14 Portrait O 2 - 8x10 Portraits 2 - 5x7 Portraits 0 40 - Wallets S 149.97 Includes studio sitting fee o Studio 8: Outdoor 0 Personal Props Sifflngs available sr-:mon WALLET sreciar C MUlTlPl6 Pose SCl6Cfl0l'lS U GFOUP Shots 40 Wallets ONLY ONE HOUR Piney Creek Crossing S 1 9: 16750 E- Smoky Htl' Rd- With the purchase of any Packaee. Offer can not be a PORTRAIT STUDIO Q AUVOSZLSEZSQO15 combined with club or other discount. 95? Z9 ei? why

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O Rl fNJ As spring approached, an epidemic hit, causing students to ditch classes, neglect their schoolwork, and if they did manage to make it to school, spend much of their time daydreaming about summer vacation. Spring fever affected everyone, but seniors had the worst case. It was difficult to focus on school with activities such as the senior breakfast and field day right around the corner. al think senior field day will be fun. I never get to see my senior friends anymore. Being all together again will be fun, commented Sr. Aleta Garcia. However, with graduation quickly approaching, seniors had the extra incentive to finish off the year. Other students found different activities to occupy their time. Juniors and seniors attended Mes Memoires, Prom 1996, at the Marriott in the Denver Tech Center, on May 4. The next major event on people's calenders was graduation. Parents, friends, teachers, and faculty bid a fond farewell to the Class of '96, after six very long years. Summer was just weeks around the corner and students began to look for summer job opportunities, as well as to plan their vacations. Sr. Chad Shoup stated, 'fThis summer I plan to party, sleep, work, party, party, and partyli' For juniors, it was time to start taking the SAT's and ACT,s and begin the college process. 'fl already know where I'm going to college,', commented Jr. Alyssa Brown, KI plan on going to Colo- rado Christian. This summer I'm going to work and go to California. Spring brought tears of joy for summer Vacation, and tears of sadness as friends said good-bye. But the anticipation of those long, hot days of summer overshadowed all. The memories of long lines on the new road, spring romances, new surroundings of developments, and the announcement of high school number five will not be forgotten as the beginning comes to an end. Lowman ees Due to the excessive amount of traffic in the morning, Police Officer Mark Ortler helps by directing traffic into the front parking lot. He was one of many officers who spent their mornings to make the commute easier. ii? Waiting patiently and intently Soph.'s Jeff Grad, Agyemang Spencer, Sr.'s Ji Park, Chris Johnson, Matt Salmons, and Brian Kraft stand on the sideline. They're all waiting their U, chance to practice with the team. From is the beginning to end their successful 'H season was highly entertaining. ii? 78 if? JVLTW'



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A tribute to the 1996 Girls golf Senior- Katie Urban She was the only player to letter for four years. She consistently achieved the goals she set. She has gotten better every year. Katie has been a real leader, she sets a high standard that everyone else tries to match. While juggling classes and activities she was the number one golfer at Eaglecrest. Rob McRae The track coaches would like to thank the Seniors of 96 for the dedication and effort over the last four years They have provided leadership and quality to the track and field program and graduate knowing they have given their best efforts in gaining state and national recognition 7 I would like to thank the Seniors Nicole, Sam, Dawn, and Nancy for their contribution to this season. They provided the leadership, support and maturity that is vital for a young team. I have great respect for their ability to adapt to a new style of play, and a work ethic that set the stage for years to come. I wish that they had the opportunity to be a part of the team of the future, that will be a force to be reckoned with, but they should always remember that they were an integral part of the development of these young players and the team. A special thanks to Erica for all of her help with the keepers, stats, and the video. I would like to leave each of them with something to take with them: Nicole - some of her own soccer clothes Sam - a personal trainer to stretch her calves Dawn - a hat to wear during warm - up Nancy - one more trip across the country or town to talk about life and Erica - another vacation. I wish them good luck and as a last request give me 25 sit-ups for focus. Respectfully yours Taylor A tribute to the 1996 Women's Lacrosse Seniors- Kelly Burton, Allie Cesteros, Kelly Glidden, Kim Kloppel, Michelle Kreidler, Candice Logan, Erin McGarrahan, Brielle Mendozza, Lisa Roberts, Kendra Rostvedt, Megan Whelan, and Phoebe Zelenka: It's hard to believe the past four years have come so quickly. As I reflect on our time to- gether I realize you will each take a part of me with you when you leave. It's my hope you'll each take with you memories you can cherish for a lifetime. Here are some thoughts I had on the memories we've created . . . In some ways, Lacrosse is like life. Each of you came here with much to learn - striving ever so hard just to cradle. Wide-eyed, stiff-armed, and serious, running straight down the field, finally in a last ray of hope giving it all you had to get rid of the ball when pressured by a snarling, hideous Smoky Hill opponent, you threw with all your might, always hoping a red or black jersey would come to your rescue. Days went by - you all learned, you all grew. Some- times we won, sometimes we lost, sometimes we cried, and sometimes we cheered. Other times we felt like giving a quick 'check' to the ref or putting a sock in another players throat! Now however, it's behind us, we'll never go this route agian. We had our chance. I hope we gave it our all, and for the times we couldn't, I hope we erased the bad, and took the good. Let go of the 'fatal' stick checks, the 'Olgas' who got in the way and intercepted our passes when they were supposed to be there in the first place, and take with you the friendships, the fun , and the laughs. It's time to look to new horizons, new adventures. My advice to you all is to enjoy whatever you do- work at it with all your heart, laugh much and love much. Number your days, make the best of each one, remember CARPE DIEM. May God bless you all, and win or loose, y0u're always champions to me. Oh yeah, one more thing - your mom. With Love, Coach Kakac xxx 1 I x 2 0 df Tff

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