Serra High School - Juniper Yearbook (McKeesport, PA)

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Approximately forty students meet to match their know- lidge of inconsequen- tial information. Six to twelve members play in groups, either as individuals or partners, in this sometimes noisy, and quarrelsome game. The Simulation Game club, Moderat- ed by Mr. Cope, in- cludes students in- terested in intel- lectually stimulated competition. They meet during the ac- tivities period to compete in groups to play such games as Dungeons Kr Dragons and historical simu- lated games W7 4, ,Jw -Zzzi-if 'W is TRIVIAL PURSUIT SIMUL TION GAMES Clubsf87

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CHORUS The Chorus participatec in a once in a life time event which was peformt ing Emmanuel with the East Allegheny Chorus and other local churcl choirs. We also had oui own annual Christmas anc Spring concerts. The Spring concert was high- lighted by the show tuner for Porgy and Bess. Al performances were verjy successful under the fine direction of Mr. Lepsch. Chorus Officers: Jill Graziano, Renne Orris Rose Ravasio, Jennifer Gallucci tS1tt1ngD , gi f 'ff'-v ,ff ff I ,, -71. x Ky K , ,..xm?!, . fvy ax-U G.1, .AY, .Vx.x N, FOLK GRO P The Folk Group at Serra takes the theme established by the planners of the liturgy and se- lects and rehearses music for school Liturgies. The Folk Group was an important part of those celebrations. Coordinators of the group were J. DiPerna and S. An- ater with Laureen Leptinsky as accompanist.

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STUDENT ALUMNI The Student Alumni Volunteers are a group of students which act as Miss Navoney's assistants. They perform jobs such as stuffing envelopes, and helping at scheduled events. One such event was the 2nd Annual Phone-a-thon. Row 1: P. Rendulic, P. Pursh, J. DiPernia, P. Harrington, C. Farrell, Row 2: J. Zam- borsky, K. Schefcheck, D. Duch, S. Kunak, P. Payne, A. Mulac, Miss Navoney.-Club Moderator LIBRARY AIDES l HlLUbCX' The Library Club con- sists of twenty-three members. These stu- dents were generous enough to offer their time and service to help maintain the librarie's collection. They also Work very patiently to- ward completing a pre- cise inventory of all the library's holdings. .i Ca' Row 1: S. Grove, L. Gordon, M. Longe Row 2: B. Burns, B. Ksiazek, J. Zamborsky, H. Manns, L. Rearick, Row 3: C. Colflesh, Mrs. Seibert, P. Langan, A. Marinov, T. Smiley, L. Petras. Row 1: S. Patterson, S. Seily, C. Farrell, N. Urbanski, S. Kearns, M. Barlock. Row 2: M. Hargrove, M. Polakavic, A. SiLanardo, DiBattis, T. Reedmand, C. Sotereanos, R. Sorelo, J. Rickett, R. Riccutti iii P TRAVEL This year there were many new clubs estab- lished. Among them was the Russian travel Club. It is a group of students plan- ning to go to Russia on June 9th. lt is hoped to be a Well cultured trip. 88 Clubs