South High School - Sohian Yearbook (West Mifflin, PA)

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Biology Club Beautifies the School Grounds. Of the many clubs representing South High, the Biology Club is one of the few organizations that combine serv- ice and education. This club not only provides an interesting and varied array of activities for its members, but also sponsors a school conservation program intended to beautify the school grounds and inner court. This yearly project, along with the arrangement of field trips, films, and speakers, keeps the officers, Doug Diemer, president, Dorothy Cooper, vice-president, Barb Howells, secretary, Kathy Evans, treasurer, the members, and their very helpful sponsor, Mr. Frank Napier, quite busy throughout the year. Through the efforts of these people, the Biolo- gy Club has become one of the largest and most unique of all clubs at South High, offering to its members an inter- esting and educationally rewarding program. OFFICERS: President . . . DOUG DIEMER Vice-president . . . DOROTHY COOPER Treasurer . . . KATHY EVANS Secretary . . . BARB HOWELLS ZfCo':'f-of-5 nn....s. Middle picture: Bottom row: Patty Mitchell, Shirley Ray, Janet Bakosh, Betsy Jones, Janice Veranese, Carol Gallagher, Mary Fitz, Sue Culbert Middle row: Nick Angelou, Connie Bracaliello, Mary Ellen Sopira, Janice Failoni, Jack Bolton, Joe Brier, Terry Karnbauer, Joe Murphy, Mike Santa, Bob Simcic, Jim Abraham, Lyn Dragoievich, Hope Phillips Top row: Dave Wright, Joe Lash, Gary Best, Bob Evanoski, Larry Reister, Matt Diemer, Danny Sullivan, Jack Duffy, George Kelly, Ken Marsh, Rick Ennis, Steve Bodner Bottom picture: Bottom row: Paulette Dulaney, Susan Talaga, Janet Freudenrich, Gloria Drnach, Marcy Esper, Barbara Howells, Kathy Evans, Joyce Mazzater, Carol Anton, Middle row: Donna Petrovich, Elaine Sipe, Dianna Fairbaugh, Sandy Brozanski, Denyse Hall, Lyn Lucas, Barbara Waszc- zak, Marcia Carr, Marie Shoff, Dorothy Cooper Top row: Steve Pavelka, Ralph Travis, Andrew Woiewodka, Doug Diemer, Barry Gill, Fred Campi, Jim Kennedy, Lester Logue, Joe Marnell, Chuck Hoover

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members attended the state Key Club conven- Key Clubbers Undertake Unlimited Responsibilities. Bottom row: Ken Fisher, Martin Getty, John Faer, Dave Hricisak, Chris Skerlec, Tom Hollenbeck, Dan Junstrom. Row two: Fred Campi, Craig Slaubaugh, Paul Kelly, Dean Salvucci, Walt Ayers, Steve McFall, Row three: Scott Mullen, Jim Schwille, Perry Tiberio, Mike Pratt, Glenn Davidson, Glenn Steimer, Fred Wallace, Charles Krol The motto of this year's Key Club, set by the Key Club lnternational, was Initiate Personal Responsibility. Throughout the year, South's noted service organization attempted to follow this motto through their endeavors within the school, churches, and community. For the second year, football programs were compiled and sold by Key Clubbers. This year an innovation, a basketball brochure, was also published. Members ushered at the various assemblies and home football games through- out the year. The Key Club, supervising the elec- tion of the queen, was partially responsible for the success of Homecoming this year. ln April, President MARTIN GETTY . . . V. President PAUL KELLY . . . Lieut. Governor W.-. sa WALTER AYERS . , , tion in Pittsburgh, and later the international ' t MIKE PRATT . . . convention in Kentucky. Secretary The Key Club's sponsor is Mr. Hess, who FRED CAMP' ' -- Treasurer along with the officers and members enjoyed a fruitful and busy year.

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Council achieves inter-club cooperation. i l Bottom row: Beverly Cherney, Norma Murdock, Judy Merritt, Susan Herder, Jay Andres, Jeannie Brent Middle row: Pam Unrath, Arlene Cherney, Barbara Walker, Donna Mascara, Bonnie McNew, Debbie Bracalilly, Richard Carlini Top row: Fred Wallace, Tom Schelat, Tom Blake, Walter Ayers, Russell Verbanec, Ken Fisher, Fred Campi, Glen Sheperd An offspring of the Student Council, the Inter - Club Council is responsible for much of the team- work and cooperation between members of all of the organizations at South High School. Membership is composed of one officer from each organized group in the school. The members attempt to co- ordinate the work of the clubs when teamwork is needed for such events as Homecoming or projects such as the purchase and decoration of a large Christmas tree for the school lobby. lt is through this conclave of representatives that South's many and diverse organizations combine their forces for the betterment of the school.