Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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.f ff- -K' ,M :ini English class- Some of us have it, some of us don't. That is, some stu- receive higher grades than others. try harder. But all English class remember . . . that the circus be the circus without Mrs. Doyle to her Freshman English classes, is nothing out those windows. CBut we couldn't rely on our ears, we rely on our nosesj . . . The feeling the pit of your stomach when your re- paper for Mr. Burns is due at 12:00 all freshmen experience Mrs. Doyle's grammar Campana. Senior Class Business Manager Nancy Ellis conquered an impossible job-keeping track of money-in , money-out , orders Spending time at Senior Concessions Mrs P.M., and yours is handed in promptly at ,nm .3 mm .m.::...,, . 3 3.3, 11:59 .... Mrs. Courtney relating the fact 3 gag 8 53.33 Hi 3 25 that Good Fences Make Good Neighbors 5 as gif O isis 5 si . . . . Reading the book with the largest print, 3-'33 3-S3333 gin 33 3 33 5 the least number of pages, and the largest number of points for Independent Reading with Mrs. Benton .... Resorting to Freddy the Frog Goes to Paris , My Cat Bowser , or the ever-popular What l Did During 'iiilfltiiii fe Summer Vacation in Expository, Creative, 2 U' If 33 2 ' 222 or College Prep, Expository Writing classes. gig , Q as English class-All of us have it. 55 ' I ff' I 222 lf!! Efwgz S3 ! 288 FINAL TALLY Jimmy Carter Jerry Ford 6-Undecided 6-Chevy Chase 5-Gus Hall 2-George Wallace A majority of our student body took the responsibility to vote-at least in the school's Presidential Election. We elected the right candidate, fthe national winnerj Jimmy Carter, by a considerable margin. Some stu- dents who voted must have felt unsure about the politicians in the running, so they chose favorite sons Pat Slattery 435, Brian John- son CZJ, Mr. Pagano CZJ, David Bowie CD, John Lennon CD, Donald Duck CD, and Mr. Heldman CD! Prime Timef131