Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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?iSS egg? iliidiflil KQLMT 4' ful. ,fr '-15? l r,Q'vQ9v: 5 f 15541 K r r ,pc ivgiff- mt ' '- ,Fifi e.a.ka-.,.4i:a,, f-er 'ec-smut. Waiting to get down after taking a picture is Carol Clemente and Bob gemember . . . being a slave at the 51 Latin Banquet. . . Spanish IV Coneheads to Mexico . . . sampling French food . . . drawing the 72-hour chick embryo for Biology ll . . . showing the flora and fauna to a herd of fourth graders . . . Smile and say Montreal . . . selling pennants and suckers . . . almost doesn't count-Chess Team was Runner-Up . . . waiting hours after Round lll . . . using Press Passes to get out of study halls . . . dress code revisions for Student Congress . . . Flower-grams for Sweethearts . . . decorating the halls in black and red . . . The Impossible Years and Bye Bye Birdie . . . sorting mounds of homework papers for Miss 0'Neill . . . setting up projectors for teachers' slides . . . getting 6O!Pastime on ' -,if ' 'A. ,V 'f ' 'R-u N. Durick. Everyone, including Marcella Menold, likes Dean the hampster. Typing the next edition of the Prints is Mary Urban. All out of school to work . . . getting ink from the Ditto machine on your hands . . . Dead- lines make dead friends! 111,

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eus DRIVERS ei lug..- Bus Drivers: John Colick, lla Meehan, Dick Kosek, Esther Weston tSeveraI drivers are missingj. CUSTODIANS IVIATRONS a 9 U 0 .0 Q, I Q, 0 .'.l O Matrons: Mrs. Theresa Smolko and Mrs, Donna Furman. People behind the scenes-our Bus Dri- vers, Custodians, Matrons, and Cafeteria dents and faculty. And, in reply to their hello's , a Thank you from those who Ctoo oftenj forget the words. - 1 Cusiodians: Mr. Paul Birch, Mr. Joe Opsitnik, Mr. John Skoloda, Mr. loe Stanko, Mr. John Mrofchak. D , CAFETERIA LADIES . Overtime Gang!59.' help-are ready with a friendly smile, al- ways willing to lend a helping hand to stu-

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realizes that the tu- ture is now! The future teachers proved this by learning and by doing, substituting for faculty members when they were absent, giving them experience they will need for a teaching career. had monthy meetings at which they had a speaker who discussed things dealing with a medical career. They also visited a nursing home and made several trips to the local hospitals, which gave them a better understanding of medicine and of caring for the sick. A QHQLQ F MEL ture Teachers Front Row President Joy Bowling Vice President Pam Christy Mr Burch Secretary Treasurer Joe Flnocchio Row 2- l Andrews Jackie Beachy Patti Williams Cindy List Row 3-Terry Bodine Bonnie Burch Row 4-Bonnie Beachy Debbie Bowling, Pastime!61