Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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NHS Present Members: Front Row-Cindy DiCioccio, Cindy Javorsky, Bill Andrews, President Gary Smaldino, Vice-President Ed Lancy, Secretary Patty Terlecki, Treasurer Cindy List, Dorothy Dalberg, Patty Williams. Row 2-Karen Kastner, Patti Schwab, Nancy Stromp, Gloria Polis, Margie Berg- man, Sandy Bokros, Monica Garchar, Marie Garchar, Monica Cebak, Joann Colarossi. Row 3- Peggy Evanson, Nancy Ellis, Janet McCleery, Marilyn Butch, Jackie Lamb, Beth Brownlee, Doreen Bolha, Patty Amadio, Diane Novotny, Row 4-Max Belchyk, Joe Pinocchio, Keith Brantley, Tom Tobias, Chuck Slabe, Bob Durick, Rick larussi, Steve Miner. AV' lj?-11 l ' ' yi fli , f 4 An excerpt from Bob Durick's speech: . . But here it is April Fool's Day, and here I am. 140!Prime Time Junior lnductees: Front Row-Ted Shirilla, Sue Bradley, Darlene Uhron, Marlene Brenda Blough, Karen Rock, Lauren Murar, Row Z-Mike Bacic, Sue Hallewell, Petrek, Mary Lynne Vasel, Patty Ciavarella, Cindy Dalberg, Kim Heidel, Denise ' Rochelle Terry. Row 3-Jim Brown, Terry Bilas, Laura Olson, Ann Marie Drapcho, Hartig, Rich Muza, Nancy Ingram, Barry Guy. Row 4-Bill Adams, Todd Reddinger, Murphy, Judy Kern, Cindy Koren, Becky Hanna, Tom Bergman, Rich Burns. L,-1 J 3' r. , 1 i - V- ., N ' , . i , if i 4' A' New Senior lnductees: Front Row-Barb Zoldak, Kim Obenauf, Lydia Lipka, Karen Carney, Jill Jacubec, Sherry Creed. Row Z-Elaine Soldo, Mary Segretario, Jeanette llko, Irene Matlak, Nancy Centofanti, Chris Koczwara. Row 3-John Antal, Ron Lawrence, Greg Sedlacko, Jim Folino, Scott Ballew, Gary Galletta. After delivering his speech, Rick Iarussi lit the candle ol character . A---Q. -1- V J V- , - +i Parents experience Mrs. Marando-her knowledge and wit. WKTL Stalt Member and Polka DJ Bob Durick ex- plains the UPl teletype machine to interested parents. I ,74

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1 . Remember . . . the Kids . . . get off the stage . , . Faithful Frank . . . a star is born CRodJ . . . Develop a better style . . . Norwegian Woody . . . window at the Brown Derby . . . the Captain . . . the dynamic duo . . . Brain . . . the stuff . . . Practice that part . . . Yellow river trio down the snowy mountain at Cavaliers Game . . . Burn Blind- baby . . . Hey, What's Happening? The Stage Band performed at all of the home basketball games. In addition to these perfor- mances, they played at Y. S. U. for a basketball tournament game during the Christmas Holidays and at an assembly at Leetonia High School. Also, the Stage Band competed in Toronto, Canada with the Concert Band. Being invited Y. S. U., the Stage Band will be per- in February of 1978 for the NCAA back to Remember . . . trying to kiss with braces . . . squeezing into the back seat of a Volkswagen . . , the first big date . . . goodnight kiss at the girl's front door . . . double dates . . . under the mistletoe . . . on the cheek . . . guys getting up the nerve . . . on the nose . . . sealed with a kiss . . . SMACK! What's it like to perform before 15,000 people? Ask one of your majorettes! On January 27, te Stage Band taccompanied by Mr. Zum- pellaj and our girls ventured to the Cleveland Coliseum to perform as half-time entertain- ment at a Cavalier's game tvs. the N.Y. Knicksj. Senior majorettes, Monica Cebak and Karen Ostovich, were featured, and the line performed, a dance choreographed by their first year coach, Anna Marie Drahush. ill'llilllllQf,..llllllIlllilllfZl'ill 'illilliifliiii Maioretfes: Patty hlias, Marlene Molnar, Irene Ginnetti, Karen Ostovich, Monica Cebak, Nancy Nolte, Karen Garchar, Karen Cramer. Having finished the fanfare, the Majorettes led the Band down the field. 1 1 Kissing , illustrated by Steve Carmendy and Sherry Creed in The Impossible Years . Fttlftegltiff bitt' he V 2 Q. ' XAXA , '- Remember . . . Shake your booty . . . Chickiebutt . . . S-A-T-U-R-D-A-Y, that's the way! . . . Cavalier's . . . practicing the four corners . . . wearing bandanas while twirling fire . . . Anna Marie . . . such in your gut . . . the U-haul trailer . . . aerials . . . when the record skipped on the Fourth of July . . . marching in a downpour of rain . . . Rock- Around-the-Clock . . . The Pink Panther . . . Wait, not yet, c'mon, c'mon! . . . twirling with numb hands . . . horsekicks . . . tltlllfiillii fltglilifiitilt ZZ K llt..llifiitii33tf'tiiii Prime Time!139 Nutr'

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HHH WHHMNNHle Unintentionally, the NHS Assembly occurred on April Fool's Day. Surprise! The parents oi those students to be inducted were informed of the Assembly and their part in it, but the inductees were not. Surprise! During the course of the Assembly, speeches on NHS traits were delivered-character CRick larussij, scholarship CKeith Brantleyj, leadership tBob Durickl, and service Clanet lVlcCleeryJ. Bob Durick broke away from the traditional serious speech-his was humorous, but had a message. Surprise! But, there were occurrences at the Assembly that were not coincidental. For example, the students inducted had been working for three, and in some cases four, years to reach their goal-the NHS. April Fool's Day? l. gg., - L ,J , i. -J :.. , L +! feffm ' if ff! i j 3 ..., KJ 5 135, - ju P been , 'rg .: 4, ,1 . ,- .v-- Q, L 1 -- ,V . , L -, li? Mgt: fflsiiir . X' -- rf' ..eJ-- .r -' Arr' ' ef' -' t ,N .pq-,yi .r - ' Q :Hwy 'S A A MPL. rl iw , Y ' jj.-Y',, , .',.-a:-f- is-gui fr L . 155.3 f f. I q livf .- H, as ,- - Q-twig ' 71 7' -.-.f, if jQ1siLJl3:S:!' fp 4- I , rig J . 1 -' Hr .uf -5-rr,--'fee-rylf i 1- ' . -- r i ' f . 1 .-be V' - , ff- -g'Ql' VNU! ., r , ' ' '31 2 ' - - H Q ' ' 'i '61 'gi f7-'-'-if e'- , . 5 fy ' V -.7:4?'4'1'-'.,'if' '- iv e fe , I, 1 -,tem jr gm . ' 5.3.5 1 QQ , . 'IH f' - kj, ,fzile-'gag' H J A '- Q A J A - 4 ii Pi r Digg! -Q in . 117' T3 - I .' '., t . :lx ff -5 of' 1- n , ma, ,I s x 14543 , - ' - . 41 - 31 1 . FSL ,Eff 'Y F'-'fi ' in full force. This is crazy! You say I have to complete this form with he-'Q,,hedule for Wednesday? Vliny? t'Because, your parents are requested to follow your schedule on Wednesday at Openhousef' 0h. Oh. But this is crazy! Why would my parents come? Because! Parents will have the opportunity to meet your teachers, to find out what you're learning in your classes . . . Your sometimes boring, sometimes fun schedule is interesting to your parents. Oh. Did l say it was crazy? Parents of the present senior members look on proudly- NWKN HNNHWW li'tlNlllEIl'l llu5F SEESEHNQ Prime Time!141