Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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Varsity Cheerleaders: Cindy DiCioccio, Sue McDaniel, Jill Jacubec, Cathy Semchee, Kim Olenick, Captain Linda Mraulak. -':- f f.f'Q,-'m.-nu.xxuzamsn:'uG1Scg!us3m-zzrn::n - nutmeg Xw- -3 X V r X41-'f',,,,, , - r, : .:',. .2'g FRU v ' 1 iff.. ' so-rl - '1. ' f -- V lil? ,def -f. t'A- 1'-Fe L 1 551- J J? J' ,1 f7,f 4 SQ , .4 - ,. .X Ere J- fp- -f, N iv, ' , ff 'if ' - -.fi f ' -VH Jr.-' ' hr' i -3, X .Zz z V' r, , , I 1' .ikf .V' 'ZT4 - X XQTQ' ' . yffSe' init' .L. ' ' ' ' Q 'V Q ' f n,.X . ,Lv S' . Jan' N.,, Xrg, Jtqg X -':L U X , ' -E .JN ,. gj -g g A f ,X XX XV XX X X xx, . ,,,' ,. ffj q r- ir A X 4 X April 19th. lt's Civic Day! 'fi wrfni' , F. if P1?a5,'.',r . g, .r , -1, 1,-A -. .-V .f..f.,4r,,,- .Q - .- ,L . -3,-'1'A,, 3 'V .,r-- ' Rafi? - f' ,gf -5 ,ex ff.-33 'W-I S -,lf 1 T1' rg 1. 4 l wr- 'ifff -SIE: 31X ,773 :QQ . .7, ,g1-..,,T'gf, C-111. ,- - 'ff lc-,rukgg , I' 5,11-1c,,gg,i? -. ' We r- .'.'., rg' -J , , 39' n- 'vsp vw. ,-:rX rr :.g.4-,--,x p,l1k'l-P1555 .4 'ir -3. '-,gr .. - a, a-Wwe fy!!- f '.-1 '- 711 arf-'H ,.3 f3J 1. ' r z N-ls:-' -.,,':1l' fi'-' 'vii-if -7' 21 . 't ' -' ' . 'f,'.-ei 15- ' J' A A 'J X J ' r , ,. T 5t2aff1 Q3r' gi, 1- v iran it , 2.95 VKHHSBE loooooulaao ocsooooonooo ooonooooauno oo an oolsoooaooos ooauoooooooo ooooococooo on an an no no an no as oaaooouoosso nnooooaaoaco ooceoooaoooo ua 33 n 32323 ooooooocoooo anno somone causonaooona onnosoonsoso oo me oauasooooaoa osoocoooooos uoaaeaaaoqeo on so oe no an so no on ooscnuusocoo sncasaocoosa ooaoneoaoooo as on os as oo no so on oosceoooenco oocasooceeno ocscaeonocco osonuusnoooo nosnsoocanso oousogzocunn ocoocaecocoo uooecoacoooo oooaoooeoeoo Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Top To Bottom-Janice Zentko, Rita Bagnoll, Robin Young, Marianne Daliman, Anna Simione. ln the Spring, there were cheerleading tryouts. Some made it. ln the Summer, the girls chosen in the Spring practiced from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. everyday. The Junior Varsity and Varsity cheerleaders went to camp-the Junior Varsity was initiated with the traditional shaving cream and powder, but mainly, the girls learned cheers, then taught them to the Freshmen. ln the Fall and Winter, the squads cheered at assemblies and games, using all the experi- ence they'd gained during Summer vacation. ln the Spring, there were tryouts . . . Bedlam-the fieldhouse lobby on Tuesday 1- Freshmen Cheerleaders: Top To Bottom-Sherri Lancy, Lisa Marr, Diane Segretario, Sheila Gutierrez, Jan Zoldak, Jane Zentko. 126!Prime Time EE ES VISITOR X ,,x-a.. wipe? rf- buddy Dondi the performing baby elephant and his if

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Ehllihlgi Music makes the world go around, and around Struthers the vocal department makes the music. The Chorale, SHS Singers, and the Gospel Flares were kept busy all year round by presenting numerous con- certs. The year was highlighted by two main concerts in the fieldhouse, We Wish You the Merriest was the choir's musical contribution to the Christ- man season, with Celebrate Spring the forerunner of warmer weather. ln the spring, the Chorale headed for Niagara Falls, Canada to concertize the season with an international flair. Canadians and Americans alike who are moved by music enjoyed the Struthers students who make the music move.

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