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

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s 'X-'iJf 't ilu W Zn- X Xt. X -.sq se V Q sk 1 s -sf Q J sgxg 4, .f A --1+ ..-, Q l x , iy J X ? if Janet Jarzynka stops for a rest after a long hobble down the stairs. Linda Bray, Bro. Bret and friend? smile for the cam- era. Just a few more stepsg you're almost there, are the thoughts of Mike Strit- zinger. I L 1 Mike Amrhein shows his own technique of carrying his books to class. Clyde Neal watches Jim Rossmiller take the chal- lenge of carrying his own books. The Crutch Club 23

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The Crutch Club L'Attention. There will be a meeting for all Crutch Club members Wednesday May 7 at 2:35. All current members and officers should plan to attend. You're probably sitting there thinking, we don't have a Crutch Club. Well now we do. The North Catholic Yearbook had formed this club for any- one in all four grades as long as they meet the re- quirements, Why was this Club formed you ask? lt seemed as though there was a growing epidemic of injured students on crutches who had no place to turn with their com- plaints and comments about being on crutches. The yearbook also felt that this new club would in- volve these injured stu- dents so that they wouldn't feel left out. There aren't any difficult requirements to meet. All you need is a pair of crutches and a will to fol- low the Crutch Club Oath. It is as follows: We the members of the North Catholic Crutch, promise to hold our heads high as we hobble down the halls, five minutes prior to each class. We will try to endure the underarm pain that comes with each coveted pair of crutches. In addi- tion, we will support our fel- low members and promise not to trip any current member whether or not we are still an active member. Once we are Alumni mem- bers, we pledge our never- ending allegence to the North Catholic Crutch Club and will forever hold our crutches high. Four elite members of the Crutch Club strut their stuff. Linda Bray gets through the hallway with a little help from her friend, Greg Parsons. 22 The Crutch Club 1 QS iw my 'R YJ' w i Kenny Morgan takes a break,

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Mr. Dunn shows the Home Ee. Ciass how to do it the wok way. A lot of people think that teachers can only do one thing, and that's teach. Usually all we expect them to do is to assign homework every night and tof'gitieg?..impossible testsggsifhe Home Economics class knows differ' ently. This year the Home Ec. ciass invit- ed some teachers to come and pre- pare their specialities for them to try. Some ofthe students may have thoughtlsthat. this was a wayforg the teachers to get back at their unfavor- ite students, but they were proved wrong. The class turned out to be enjoyabie for both the students and for the chef for a day teachers. Some interesting recipies were dis- covered along with the singleteach- ers' secrets for entertaining a date. This new experience proved to be fun, educational and tasty. There were no casualties reported and no alka-seltzer was needed. This just goes to show that behind that mask of test giving and boring lectures, lies a hidden talent. This ability, when used with caution, proves that teach- ers do more than just what their name says. Teachers can really cook. TEACHERS I-IH-Tx-I C0016 fondue to do! easy, but