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

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gdb: yi ww 10 l f1fz,Qr:f ' '41, l: S. Kiclar, D. Pope, A, Babyak, S. Smith, K. Vloyrovich. Row 2: Mr. Yarace, S. Mitchell, M. Hrehocik, B. Uziel, D. Luictic, A. Dudik, T. Palmer, D. Rendulic, G. Greco. 055065 aifz low 1: D. Gcorge,j. Kudla, C. Gyduska, D. Pasinski, D. Randig, E. Coter, S. Lundy, J. Pelar, D. Andre, M, Gombita. Row 2: L. Burgman, B, Greaves, M, Shaclwick, R, 'omycala, 161

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The Science Club was formed to help students better understand scientific concepts The members of the group held various fund raisers to support the club activities. Such activities include visits to Buhl Planetarium and Laural Caverns. A speaker from Vlestinghouse also spoke at a club meeting. cialzcs Officers: -I. Mehalcik - Treas., L. Borkowsld - Pres., A. Dibemardo - V.Pres., L. Lee - Sec. F? 1. A 1 . fsftfg W c jk, wr P get 1 aw Q ,wg W , l K L, X cQg:t.g ,IS .. , .. 5 Row 1: A. Urbanslti, M. Rusinko, L. Molinaro, K, Porter, C. Milice, M, Picone, L. Zimmerman. Row 2: L. Borkowskihl. Mehalcik, L. Lee, M. Mihalik, L. Zurovich, C. Dipp ito, C. Ukasik, B. Sowko, L. Chontos. Row 3: S. Lovasic, C. King, -I. Kostyzak, M, Dibemardo, R. Doctorick, L. Doctorick, N. Callas, A. Dibemardo, K. Keddie. Row 4: Stewart, P. Pazuchanics, A. King, K. Sparks, M. Puhala, L. Katriclej. Wfilson, T. Underwood, B. Zcik. 160

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5c'z5fcz'z5af.G300f kcretarial Pool is a course designed for senior stenographic students. The class provides an opportunity for each student to work independently by performing various jobs for any member of the faculty or the administrative staff. The students type andfor duplicate such things as report cards, worksheets, tests, class lists, business letters, and a variety of other school-related materials. Csaggf mira, Steel Valley Technical School is an extension of the learning process at South Allegheny High School. These students attend South Allegheny in the morning and then spend three hours in the afternoon at Steel Valley. The course offers students a chance to find full-time employment after graduation. A total of 8 courses are offered at Steel Valley in any area of technology which is an important part of the future world. S st: Row 1: A. Hartos, B. Johnston, M. Miereczlco, L. Zuroviclt, D. Burgman. Row 2: L. Garancsi, S. Stensrude, C. Robertson, D. Bowling, B. Peterson. Row 3: B. Evans,j. Kunf, K. McGinty, S. Rogh, R.-jordan. Row 4: V. Freund,-J. Gibson, M.joseph, A. Sarti, S. Bosnyalt, R. Dolton. f I 4 A Steel Valley Row l M Pc-pc. G Goreck, D. Russell. G. Hall, D, Angelo, D. Mochryak, C. Rosso, M. Dugan, K. Henderson, T. Crotti, A. Nordine, C. Kaczka, I. Kurl-ta. Row 2: B. George. A. Solxfalx. A Pupovich, C, Gasda,j. Bobialt, K. Spernock, Dimitroff, B. Behanna, T. Smith, B. Bubanic, C. Novakowslti. Row 3: P.johnson, T. Piplica, B. Mdflellan. T Kennulxxl Zim. M. Kwitkowski, K, Hough, T. Ganchuk. Row 4: S. Duvall, D. Dworek, E. Ponocky, D. Kwitkowskij. Moranelli, B. Diffindale, B. Rusnoclt, T. Bagshau Row 5. S l'.iinrer. B Homgl. F Kauka. T. Carr, D. Dimpel. M, lzydorczylc, M. Danlto, D. Rohall.