Shaler High School - Shaleresque Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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1967 Class History Ring! The Shaler class of 1967 started its year alarmingly. In- cluded among the celebrations of Senior Day was the simultaneous blare of several dozen alarm clocks concealed in the lockers of the seniors. This day, besides marking the last home football game, helped the entire Senior class to recall the years they had spent as Shaler lligh School students. Several annual events, such as class plays, Homecoming. and Christmas door decorations, had formed the basis for a variety of class activities. The three floats, Beany and Cecil, HSL l'atrick's Day, and a colorful train, The industrial Revolution, represented the l967 class at Homecomings. As juniors and Seniors, the class produced The Blouse That Roaredu and Our Hearts lVere Young and Gay, respectively. The class had two opportunities to try out their salesmanship during their three years at Shaler High School: the first, during the sophomore year, was a magazine drive which netted 25000 and the second, the final Senior effort, was the yearbook fund benefit which brought 33,600 for the 1967 yearbook. The climax of the class' Junior year was the prom at the Royal Ridge Field Club, which employed the theme Rhapsody in Bluef, These high points of our years at Shaler were brought to mind by the ob- 'li' wa servance of Senior Day. Bang! Don't be alarmed - it's only the N967 class leaving Shaler lligh School. Darlene E. Abbott David Alexander Mary Rose Alioto Pamela Judith Alvin Adrian L. Amstutz Barbara Jo Anderson Taunee Sue Anderson Virginia L. Anuszkiewicz Donald G. Backes William Baker J. Nh xl ed' V 25 'iw'-79

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Officers Work To Make Year Successful All senior events such as the proin were organized by the Senior Executive Lonnnittee, whose members were: Frmzf lx'nr.',' Beebe, l'z1hner, MacCosbeg Kon' 2: llomyslawski, Thomas, Holley, Longg Rim' 3: Sutter, Vlverle, Snnakas, Santalucia, Szyinanski, Ciorclong R0-Iv 4: Bashaw, Corbett. K ,qgwwmi ' 'it Jim Rzrsliaw, the Senior Class Vresiclent, lerl the Seniors through their last year with much sup- port from his classmates. 5 The Senior officers, all of whom worked and served diligently thronighout the 1966-62 school year, xyere jim Bashaw, Presidentg Jane Szymanski, Secretaryg Sum Sutter, X ice Presidentg Bruce Stewart, Treasurer. 24

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Loretta Jean Baldwin John C. Barranco James Bashaw Joseph F. Becki, jr. Carole Bender Clarence H. Barber Daniel Joseph Barricella Joseph George Bayer Susan R. Beebe Carol jean Benty