Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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11g The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Robert Ameduri, was formed in l950. Studentswho are maioring in science are the only ones eligible for membership. The purpose of the club is to acquaint the stu- dents better with the wonders of the scien- tific world. To be eligible for membership, one must have a B average in science. .Ed fqaualanzh To be a lab assistant you have to take Chemistry and Physics. These students give up their study halls to assist Mr. Robert Ameduri in his class experiments and in keeping the equipment room. neat and orderly. They mix reagents for chemical experiments and do the research work on difficult chemical and physics problems. Beverly Douglas, Helma Mauer. First row, left to right: Helma Mauer, Joan Check, Barbara Douglas, Patty Sfara. Second row: Frank Fire, Ronnie Botsko, Dave Si skowik, Fred Trucksis, Don Dixon, Lou J annette. Third row: Joe Jacobson, James Musich, Loreen Haas, Mary Jane Taylor, Mary Cento fani t, Kathleen Guru. Fourth row: Beverly Douglas, Dave Luce, Sandra Duritza, Joyce Kiddon, Ann Pavlicko, Alice Eck.

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First row, left to right: Nancy Minchin, Barbara Byo, Beverly Douglas, Gene Magazine Patty Second row: Phyllis McPhee, Mary Lou Massaro, Shirley Pavlov, Rosemary Baluck Mary Catherine Kelly Third row: Peggy Gough, Pct Crittenden, Marilyn Myers, Ronnie Barron, of 2900 0 The Thespians, under the direction of Miss Lotta Veasey, is composed of stu- dents from all grades who are interested in dramatics. The Thespians Club is sometimes called the National Honor Society for dramatics. One may receive a certain number of points by taking part in plays or by working behind the scenes of a production. When a candidate has ten points, he is eligible to become a Thespian. Each year an outstanding Thespian is given the title of Best Thespian. Lotta Veasy

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. . The librarians, sponsored by Mrs. Elsie Shaw, help the students find reference material and books. They also check the books in and out and keep the library in order. This is a valuable experience for anyone planning to enter this field. Front row, left to right: Florence Iannucci, Barbara McGee, Clara Spitznagle, Judy Danko, Florence Evans, Shirley Rosen. berger, Carolyn Gentile, Mary Ann Richards, Mary Ann Mattingly. Back row: Rose Ann Ghisleni, Catherine Ringos, Dolores Peacock, Alice Eck, Pat Febinger, Ruth Hudock, Donna Shaffer, Mrs. Shaw. . . These girls, selected from different grades, are in the office every period of the day to help Miss Ruth Drake. They check attendance cards, carry messages, and do ' various other office duties. They are chosen for their dependability and integrity. Standing, left to right: Marilyn Sarna, Rita Emanuel, Doris Hodnicky, Joan Bencekovich, Dorothy Palosky. Sitting: Ruth Drdce, Joan Check. 87