Quaker Valley High School - Quaker Quotes Yearbook (Leetsdale, PA)

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M. , vf,L il , ,, we Did you hear about Tom Goldsbury? The One and Only Harly Banks I love to sing along, loud and strong . . . Maestro Millbrook?? Would you believe-chorus girls? 25 Chorus

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Seniors: J. Abercrombie, H. Cheddar, D. Conrad, J. Copenhaver, L. Ebert, T. Goldsbury, S. Gross, C. Guy, S. Harkness, S. Hibala, A. Holsinger, J. Hooper, A. Kolder, C. Kost, J. Krall, J. Kuntz, S. Lawrence, K. Lent, C. Mitsak, L. Neely, M. Pissot, J. Rodes, A. Russo, L. Sebastian, B. Southgate, D. Szura. juniors: D. Baird, H. Banks, F. Bodziak, S. Brothers, H. Cukovich, P. Curran, S. DeGori, L. Fennell, K. Galey, M. Griffith, D. Hodovuns, J. Iwler, V. Kelley, K. Kerchner, D. Markle, M. Maguire, K. Melle, G. Morris, J. Plese, M. Pollinger, R. Reilly, J. Sacco, C. Shook, A. Turner, R. Valenzi. Sophomores: B. Berman, W. Cheetham, L. Downey, K. Driesch, D. English, C.. Fowler, D. Gerle, V. Greenwald, F. Gross, P. Gurgovits, K. Hunt, C. Kappel, R. Keber, K. Kramer, J. McCrory, C. McNamara, J. Mitsak, R. Novasel, C. Patterson, K. Ptak, E. Riley, J. Roolf, W. Roolf, C. Rosata, A. Sacco, T. Scheib, B. Schmidt, G. Southgate, M. Stein, S. Steup, M. Svegel, E. Weslocky, A. White, S. Williams, K. Wood. The Q.V.H.S. Chorus for 1966-1967 was by far the largest in history-nearly ninety mem- bers. Under the invigorating direction of Mr. Leon Szura, the chorus presented both in- spirational and entertaining programs for Veterans' Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. This year's chorus operetta- Calamity Jane, with Dottie Szura in the title role-was presented on the Q.V. stage for two nights in April and was very well received. Especially noteworthy about this year's chorus was its highly diversihed repertoire of colorful and unusual songs. Like band, chorus became an accredited subject this year, meaning that chorus grades counted towards the honor roll for the first time. Two Troubadors and Eighty Friends Chorus 24

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Playing Santa Claus, patrolling home basketball games, providing maps for away athletic events-these are but a few of the many services which our Key Club, the Kiwanis-related boys' service organization, performs each year. This year's Key Club raised money by selling pea- nuts on the streets of Sewickley and Quaker Village and by sponsoring its annual fun-filled Harvest Festival Midway, which included an unforgettable pie-throwing event this year that left many members with an aversion to whipped cream for the rest of their lives. The club decided to use some of its profits from these events for donations to the Pittsburgh Playhouse Fund and Children's Hospital. After the officers and senior members returned from the state conven- tion in Pittsburgh this year, Mr. Fezar, the long-suffering Key Club sponsor, breathed a sigh of relief as another season drew to a close. KEY CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD: Dick Ramsey, Presidentg Kirk Vincent, Secretary-Treasurerg Dan Challisg jack Susko, Vice-Presidrentg Silvio Iera. Key Club 26