Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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if - ,,,1f7fQ. Bob Recd, presidentg JoAnn Kinkela, secretaryg Pam KZ1IlliSlij', vice presizleutg Karen lssacs, treasurer. Seated: Mrs. C. Flower, sponsor. To study the United Nations and to keep informed of its varied activities in the promo- tion of world peace is the purpose of the U. N. Club. The group meets once a month to discuss current events of the peace-making organiza- tion. Through their studies, the club intends to further the knowledge of the U. N. through- out the community. The club began last year when several stu- dents got together to study for a United Na- tions Scholarship Test. Having been organized, the group arranged a display in the school lobby on U. N. day, visited a television pro- gram, and conducted a Halloween drive for the needy children of foreign countries. First row: J. Baer. D. Zarisky, C. Christoff, .l. Kinkels, P. Kaminsky. Second row: G. Wolf, J. Graziano, L. Flower, K. Issacs, C. Gifts, IJ. Rcarick. Tlzirfl row: A. Como, R. Reed, J. Palan, M. Skurich. 7I

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f W The Varsity-S Club. sponsored by Mr. Thomas Phillips, stancls for high icleals. grafles. and moral character. To be eligible anfl to maintain membership in this organization. a person must have a high moral character. a C-plus or better average, and must have earncrl a varsity letter. The Varsity-S Club, clistinguishcd by the insignia of the red 5 insirlc 21 white V. hclpefl out at sports activities, sponsored a suvcesslul season-ticket drive, and participated in many other activities this year. The aims of this club are: to promote a high standard of athletics, to serve our high school. and to create a fellowship among var- sity athletes. The Varsity-S Club can rightly be Consiflered a credit to its community. rig ,i 4.1 K.. I 1 YUM b,,,,.- Wm. ,K awletee v Q uf . f 4 l V14 'LZ' ..- .. I-Tdx Scaled: fllr. Thomas Phillips. sponsor: Jim Watt. Irefzszzrerg Jim Paris. prvsialeril Du Sieafuse. rice presiflwztz Bon Jirtiim. SCt'fCllllj. ,- ,.....,,.,... -........., 'MQW mm First row: G. Valentine, N. Gentile. J. Watt. T. Rc-etly, D. Sic-aluse. E. Ault. li. Higgins. Scroml row: R. Simon. K. Marlin. J. Paris, B, Grinni-n. IS. Xlclllurc-. R. Siculusc. Third row: T. Estok, T. Hclntire. J. Carlucci. A. Kosco. D. Pavlov, J. Rudzik. Fozzrzlz row: J. Shipley, L. Brabrunt, W. Grub:-r, li. Judge, li. Adains. B. Penn:-ll, J. Agri-sta. B. Bruno. 70 Q0- xml QF

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First row: L. Pichford, S. Patton, P. Bucci, J. Rasch. B. Blewitt. J. Ferrell, N. Mau-jko, D. Pain-lla, S. Burns. Second row: R. Gura, B. Simon, E. Cavanaugh, P. Kosco, K. Semonza, C. Walton. S. Bcnnn-e. E. Yauman. Third row: R. Roman, A. Watson, S. Fehinger, D. Garvin, M. Puskar, R. Jonda, R. Lawyer. P. Carbon, D. Ekoniak. L. Trebus. J. Turner. i Fourth row: D. DeLetis, G, Wood, R. Wood, R. McCollum, T. Perkins, H. Smith. A. Tomko. D. Mentzer, R. Shryack. V 44Habla espanol? Translated, Do you speak Spanish?'7 At almost any time you might hear'a phrase or two like this. 'icomo esta Usted?77 Como se llema usted? It all may be Creek to you. but to the mem- bers of the newly formed Span- ish Club, itis their pride and joy. Dedicated to the further- ing of the Spanish language and customs. the members go all out to puzzle their friends and get people interested in the language. With the spark of interest grow- ing, many new members are joining the club. This year a l o n e the membership has jumped from 27 to -1-3. Latin Club Sponsor. Mrs. Mary Dc-Genova. Spanish , Club spwzsor: Mrs. Sylvia Scholl, Students must be taking Span- ish I or II in order to be eligi- ble for membership. This yearis activities were highlighted by a banquet at which the new mem- bers were initiated. Mary Ann Staltkflq Seffefflfyi .ludy Perkins. llresirlerzt: Dick Jones. Ireasurerg Bonnie Bennett. zfir-e president,