South Allegheny High School - De Nobis Yearbook (McKeesport, PA)

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gate Students The students in G.A.T.E., Gifted and Talented Enrichment, are chosen selectively on the basis of test results. Under the supervision of Mr. Felix Yerace, they are given opportunities to broaden their knowledge in many fields of interest. lillliliili Junior and Senior Gate Students QFron'0: J. Bonner, E. Tatarzan, K. Woytovich, M. Harbert, C. Strager, T. McElhinny, K. Howard. fBackJ: H. Carstensen, J. Goetz, Fl. Flaszewski, S. DiMarco, M. Smith, S. Mitchell, A. Dudik. 9. . Q 'Q . P Q itl . 3 i'.i 1 2 .... . ....,.. . . Freshmen and Sophomore Gate Students. fFrontJ: D. Lujetic, T. Palmer, M. Hrehocik. CBackJ: S. Lovasic, L. Potersnak, D. Doctorick, S, Smith. cianaa aim 61212515 it vf.. ' 1SeatedJ: J. Blaha, P. Trunzo, T. Spagnola, T, Dworek, H. Johnson, L. Ali, J. Gosney, E. Anitori. fRow 21: K. Howard, 134 L. Klatz, D. Doctrine, F. Howard, P. Gill, S. Kielar, W, Carlson. 1Row 31: S. Sturek, J. Canley, J. Jones, K. Kraynak, M, Komarniski, D. Chewning, P. Pazuchanics, S. Mitchell, J, Janci.

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WSW! Vice President B. Gleason. We adams -Q .1 The Science Club was formed to help students better understand scientific concepts. The members visit various science related industries and study exhibits throughout the county. Various fund raisers are held to support their activities, including the annual trip to Pennsylvania State University. Members enjoy pursuing that phase of science which interests them. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS J. Darragh, President D. Bagshaw, Secretary S. Venturini, Treasurer M. E. Nt 1Row 15: P. Greiner, M. Rosche, C. Milice, K. Stegman, D. Bagshaw, M. Dippobto. CRow 2Q: J. Gombita, D. Palmer, L. Bishop, V. Borrelli, A. DiBernardo, S. Mansfield, M. DiBernardo. 1Row 31: M. E. Gleason, L. Sydeski, B. Blaha, S. Venturini, B. Dare ragh, M. Novakowski, L. Nestor, G. King. QRow 43: K. Pollak, B. McClellan, D. Cooper, J. Handra, J. Maykut, K. Sparks, E. Stewart. l33

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EC'LEf0.'ZiQf gboof The Secretarial Pool is a class of senior girls, most of whom are stenographic students. lts main function is to provide the high school staff with a means for having school related materials typed and duplicated. The girls learn to operate various duplicating machines and they acquire the ability to set up material in proper format. fm Y .V ww., -gg-f Glow 13: D. DiGeorgio, D. Kiss, D. Bagshaw, L. A. Catalina, D. Priselac. fRow 23: B. Seitz, P. Galley, D. Nolfi, D. Franklin, J. A. Stipa, D. Tabler. QRow 33: Z. A. Zoller, C. Dzvonik, T. Goreck, S. Smith, B. Roven, C. Michnowicz, G. Maykut. fRow 43: C. Osika, M. Hartnett, M. A. Capozzoli, P. Joseph, K. Fasiska, J. Hospodar, A. D'Amico. 455555 wart., This year 57 students attended Steel Valley Technical School to enable them to find full-time employment after graduation. While students also spend three hours taking one of eight courses offered in technological fields. 1Row 13: K. Hough, E. Dimetroff, L.A. Marsico, D. M. Mochtyak, D. Angelo, D. Russell, J. Bobiak, T. Ftusnock. fRow 23: T. Carr, M. Izydorczyk, F. Daczka, B. George, S. Duval, P. Johnson, C. Rosso, G. Marzalues, V. Greco, J. Stolareck, M. S. Wargo. fRow 33: D. Kish, D. Dimpel, M. Diffendal, T. Kennedy, M. Dugan, B. Bubanic, T. Smith, J. Fortney, C. O'ConneIl, B. J. Lewis. QRow 43: D. Barch, W. Kutchak, W. Kish, M. Glaser, Ft. McKivitz, J. Zaya, C. Novakowski, B. Hallas, S. Elliott, M. Devine. 135 attending SA these daily at Steel Valley