North Catholic High School - Trojan Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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Forever True To thee our Alma Mater Forever loyal to our flag And our God. Where-'ere we go We'll always be an honor Llphold thy fame and glory, do or die! We lift our voice In praise on high, Thy colors scarlet bright and gold We'll 'ere defend. Thru all our days, Thy name will lead us onward Forever True to thee, l Northe Catholic High! 11 16 Forever True

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Leslie Gredja poses in her own style. E A broader view of a chic trend setter, Jenny Sypolt crosses her arms as she Swatches it! Joe Napierkowski and Mary Jean Ayson match their stripes hip to hip, M Almost everyone wants to fit in somewhere in the 'Lin crowd. A person likes something that an- other person is wearing and goes out to get the ex- act same thing. Then someone else sees it and goes out and buys it too. Then another person sees it and guess what they do? It goes on and on. And that's how a trend begins and survives. Clothing changes so fre- quently and clothes trends come and go so quickly that you probably didn't know the first reason why you bought that yellow pokadotted bikini or that long-sleeve silk shirt that gave you the image of a macho cool guy and you usually end up at a neigh- borhood disco. Trends What's hip? What's chic? And what exactly is trendy? Well, the students here seem to really not worry about what's hot and what's not. They mostly have their own individual way of wearing things. So whatever suits them fine and comfortable at the same q t i m e while wear- ing it, is hip- chic and trendy to them. The TROJAN recently caught a few trend setters at their own style of dress- ing. Some may be fashion- able, outrageous, unusual, absurd or just plain normal. But it's the people under all those clothes that's impor- tant and not the clothes themselves. Hip-Chic and Trendy 15

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Jeff Jarzynka, Jeff Fricano and Bren- nen Yarnot still say that their favorite class is L-u-n-c-h! Forever True Little is said about the school when a yearbook comes out each year. We, the stu- dents, sometimes forget that the school building itself plays an impor- tant role. Of course a school wouldn't be a school without the students themselves, but we can't forget that there wouldn't be students if there wasn't a school to go to every week- day morning. North Catholic has been like a second home to many of Juniors show that they're true to their school by cheering on the Trojan foot- ball team. Dave Hamrock decides to be an early bird as he prepares for the day's class assignments. A different perspective of North as the after school, activities begin. us. lt was here that we began our high school years which began to prepare us for college life. Here we made a whole new life for each of us, as indi- viduals. lt was here that we met new friends and strengthened our old ones. It was here that our knowledge grew with unknown facts presented to our eager minds. For those who are just beginning, the school is in your hands to nurture the future ac- tivities, memorable events and long lasting friendships. And for those who are ready to leave the school and enter college life, they will re- member how much they've put into their high school lives. Many of them will return to walk down the same old halls and reminisce of their days, good and bad, and recall how much their high school lives added signifi- cant memories to the time they have on earth. Forever True 17