Serra High School - Juniper Yearbook (McKeesport, PA)

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PJ AS Row 1: J. White, K. Shef- check, D. Duch, P. Thiem Row 2: A. Mulac, K. Barnes, R. Fiore, Ms. Sinclair Officers: S. Anater, D. Duch, R. Fiore, K. Shefcheck The Pennsylvania Ju- nior Academy of Science is an oranization of science- oriented stidents who compete regionally and statewide for recognition of their work in the vari- ous fields of science. In February of each year, our students prepare presenta- tion of their research and investigations and present them to a panel of judges who grade them on their scientific thought, experi- mental methods, analyti- cal approach, and presen- tation. Students who place first in the regional com- petition go on to the state competion. This year the state competition was held in Seven Springs Resort. ,. K Row 1: T. Erkman, L. Iera, A. McCormley, M. Enna, M. Gowaty Row 2: Ms. Jones, D. Fiore, M. Rossing, D. Rearick, M. Laube Sharon Anater, K. Daley Row 3: G. Valentovish, M. McSorley, M. Polakovic, M. Foley, J. Duch, M. Kruszewski

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Row 1: A. Jubak, B. Obusek, K. Small, M. Rossing, C. Spehar, K. Scapel- leto, C. Crisanti. Row 2: H. McCormley, C. Bayto, R. Christopher, J. Bemesderfer, B. Bencko, K. Riddlebaugh, K. Maher. Row 3: Ms. Sinclair, B. Aut, M. Barlock, C. Hronakes, M. Marchelleta, L. Yanek, D. Kielar, S. Usko, P. Geric, S. Binkney, T. Oddo, A. Maglicco. Row 4: M. Petro, J. Andrejchak, G. Komondor, R. Kaye, G. Nosci, C. Beckovich, L. Curran, K. Bridges, K. Bazylak. SERRA STUDENT GOVERNMENT Row 1: R. Kozarian, C. Conley, S. Shefcheck, S. Bakos, N. Gesmond, J. Bemesderfer, D. Puskaric. Row 2: J. Rojohn, C. Sotereanos, R. Kaye, P. Payne, D. Balta, A. Mulac, P. Awenowicz, A. Wilner, L. Lee. Row 3: S. Kunak, A.J. Laben, M. McSorley, M. Gregris, N. Schroll, R. Venturella, M. Petro. RED CROSS CL B Many members volunteered time to help with the Health-O-Ramas at the different malls. Favors at Hal- loween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter were made for the Sam's Old age home and the youth in our area. A bake sale was held in which profits were sent for the Leadership Development Center. A School Chest was made which would pro- vide education, health, and recrea- tion items to a needy area. A certifi- cate of Achievement was presented to the club. Officers: C. Beckovich, S. Binkey, K. Scapellato, K. Bridges. The SSG represents the whole student body. It provides the school with various activities such as homecoming, the first dance, Dance- A-thon, Semi-Formal, Fashion show and assemblies. SSG is in charge of selling football programs, carna- tions, for valentines and lollipops. It plays an active role in the Serra Community. Officers: A.J. Laben, J. Rojohn, N. Schroll, A. Mulac. iNot pictured R.M. Kaye.J Clubs 93

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The Spainish Club consists of 54 mem- bers. It meets once a month to plan activi ties for the club to do The club has gone to Chi-Chi's Restaurant and Tequilla Junction in Station Square Both places were fun and overflowing with Spainish culture and taste . The Spainish Club also has a big Fi esta at the end of the year. It's a chance for everyone sharing a common second lan- guage to have a good time. SPAINISH CLUB Wi U AUDIO VISUAL if ! .4 l I , I I -Y i ' I , AF'-E 1 of J ,, Audio Visual: V. Tirpak, J. Spehar, M. Gregris, D. Stanczak, T. Stephenson, G. Harvey Club! 95