Peters Township High School - Ember Yearbook (McMurray, PA)

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The senior class held their annual Owl Awards in January. Each homeroom was given the chance to nominate their classmates in a specified list of catego- ries. The top five nominees and the entire school was held in suspense until the winners were announced at the dance and award cer- emony. The senior class had nine categories while the underclassmen each had five. The Owl Awards and dance was a profitable fun- draiser and provided a great time for all! Senior Chris Hrabar was voted the most fun to be with. Junior Ryan Fender struts up to receive his Owl award. No. Kris, I get to announce the winner! exclaims fresh- man Tiffany Simmons. Owl Award Winners NINTH: Most energetic - Eva Bag- en: Eternal freshmen - Mike Shorts; Nicest smile - Tiffany Simmons; Fu- ture knockout - Jamie Camp; Nicest eyes - Danielle Specca. TENTH: Class bookworm - Richard Hoi- combe; Best dressed - Lynn Amento; Most athletic • Buck O ' Korn; Class Clown - Brad Mullner; Biggest flirt - Andrea Denuzzio. ELEVENTH: Best strut - Ryan Fender; Biggest couch potato - Ben Layton; Best legs - Erin Carpenter; Cutest couple - Christa Kessler Kevin Shaeffer; Most outgoing - Ryan Fender. TWELFTH: Most school spirit - Dar- in Zywan; Most egotistical - Rick Prado; Friendliest person - Colly Orrell; Person most fun to be with - Chris Hrabar; Biggest appetite - Joe Francesconi; First to be married - Gretchen Heunisch Jeff Casilli; Most likely to succeed - Andy Bran- iff; Best figure - Pam Schucolsky; Best physique - Joe Jones. Kerry and Pat hold the crowd in awe as only they know who the winner is. Owl Awards 23

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THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES, di- rected by Barry Wood, was a drama about a middle-class family in 1946. The Cleary family welcomes home their son Timmy, who is a veteran from World War II. All scenes from the play deal with the growth and relationship of the mother, played by se- nior Jennifer Marshall; the father, portrayed by senior Jude Rutledge; and their son, by newcomer Scott Lowry. With a cast of only three actors, this play was the smallest in 1989. Seniors Heather Morgan served as as- sistant director and Kris Manning was stage manager. Breakfast at the Cleary household. The calm before the storm! Nettie (Jennifer Marshall) and Timmy (Scott Low- er ) remember the good times. 22 Plays

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£?L Mrs- Fox is being attack by a killer fly The Choir rings with Christmas joy. 24 Christmas Concert