Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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, .,-. Si I lr: . ,IHV2 gi Q' fx 1 4 4' ' . ' - .J 1 1. .,e ,I J an !! 4- In . i. X i y T x 2 1, ve it L,- i,V A gift to Cecilia Tirado to remember the Spanish Club. Christmas Party workers Marie and Monica Garchar. be Spanish Club: Row 1-Barb Clemente, Barb Walko, Eve Parteleno, Carol Clemente. Row 2-Carol Belloto, Vickie Floryjanski, Tina Zelinka, Rita Garchar, Jackie Janci, Chris Runge, Wanda Colby, Jackie Favia, Teresa Cruz, Tracey Fannings, Kathy Zaluski, Stephanie Schmid, Mary Ann Styn, Denise Gorby. Row 3-Mary Lou Pervetich, Patty Parteleno, Tim DelSignore, Greg Owens, Terri Dittmar, Ron Skebo, Margie Mede, Jamey Brosko, Melody Melnick, Karen Glova, Roslyn Johngrass, Debbie Douglass, Karen Wagner, Michelle Walters, Cheryl Nolder, Mary Ann Johnston. Row 4-Keith Tomory, Paula Mendozzi, Monica Nechiporchik, Frank Constantino, Frank Jordan, Jim Zanni, Tony Tirabassi, Mike Malley, Dom Perry, Debbie Koczwara, Unidentified, Kim Higgins, Anna Horvat, Deanne Hittie, Nancy Vasel, Lisa Pacella, Row 5-Kevin Tomory, Vern Scott, Irene Ginnetti, Carolyn Clark, Sheri Donnelly, Elaine Kunce, Brenda Kunce, Brenda Klem, Ruth Tobias, Laurinda Drabenstadt, Jackie Uhron, Brian Sabol, Steve Carmendy, Ron Leko, Rick DeMocko, Steve Babik, lim Sebastian, Brian lohnson. Spanish Club: Front Row-Debbie Babinchak, Sue Shuluga, Mary Beth Cremens, leanete Favia, Faith Finocchio, Janet Cochenour, Rochelle Terry, Bonnie Beachy, Patty Carney, Kim Chako, Paula Henry, Danielle Mulgrew, Kim Terry. Row Z- Lisa Verotsko, Terry Bilas, Bob Zanni, Dave Zanni, Mike Walters, Karen Chuhanich, Sandy Colarossi, Lori Bunoisky, Mary Jo Moretti, Sue Edwards, Cindy Collingwood, Earl Parker, Sue Hallewell. Row 3-Mary Ellen Tablack, Mary Spiker, Mary Lynne Vasel, Sue Bradley, Rita Colarossi, Karen Muto, Doreen Constantine, Richard Parker, lim McCreery, Dave Rivello, Bill Hallewell, Jim Spiker, Mark Finocchio, Jim Slabe. Row 4-Darlene Uhron, Cindy Laurie, Josie Ciccone, Gina Petrella, Stephanie Calida, Valerie Marinelli, Lynn Lawrence, Cathy Miller, Karen Noviello, Linda Corvino, Michelle Carhone, Carol Meyer, Cindy DelSig- nore, Joanne DeChellis, Leanne Sabol, Nancy Ingram, Karen Kuprus, Janet Yurick, Sue Blasko, Ann Marie Drapcho. A ,fi ,V , aff fl l , ,X stay! V, ii www .ilmy gs- - I Q -,E ' 'A' .'k 3 ,- q? .?uAt,-, 1 YA ri be a . L L ie e T . .T ef J. in 1 'i J - : ' rim V X-it '74, 5 A , 4 - 1 ,fl ,V 'HJ ' iff ii r ,Q Q, ii, -. -i .5 Ei! 4 -.L NL, i ,J ,lx-, X . ,, 1 A VA I xg , -I xl: V .A i ., . ig.: ig sf sy. .f H 3 E Y 4 ' g I ' l eff :if f :L-' I g g f, ,WFA j g ,Qs-ks. 'i - L Ja, -: F-l,g3f,, - -A A I -f n-ii, ig-Y, 4 , 1 ij -1.7: 1 1 ' 43,171 ' ir-5 ,- : , 6 H .'g,. 'F . Q . i' -' flfflifef, iff, - -f ..,:ggg.ji 'f:s?5 Spanish IV Class: Front Row-Lyn Rodriguez, Margie Bergman, Chris Peluso, Karen Carney, Chris Koczwara, Nancy -Q'T ,5Q2'j,,1r l Centotanti, Cecilia Tirado, Miss Hanna. Row Zh-Ron Lawrence, Maria Garchar, Monica Garchar, Linda Garchar, Cinda J List, Gary Smaldino, Carol Clemente, Tammy Minor. e- it 1.-ill Elie, TASTE l , , Q ,Cl fix c r Q35 Q25 T 6 f '. - A 'JV 'Y 1 4 , .551-L If I Ve g, - ,u ' , I . fs- .,,- 5 , V ,

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CJJJJJIIND , in French Club: Front Row-Ted Shirilla, Barb Zoldak, Jill Jacubec, Sherry Creed, Mrs. Terek. Row 2-Mary Beth Allshouse, Jan Zoldak, Rita Bagnoli, Karen Braurer, Sue Hallewell, Karen Cramer, Mikki Landle, Diane Segretario. Row 3-Janet Yasechko, Kim Olenick, Janice Hayer, Mary Beth Donchess, Cindy Angelo, Megan Evans, Patty Elias, Loretta Dittmar. Row 4-Kelly Needham, Carol Blucker, Karen Landry, Julie Johnston, Mary Soldo, Tom George. Row 5-Sharon McMiIlion, Nancy Nolte, Tom Zajak, Greg Sedlacko, Phil McGloughin, Jamie Sommers. .:y-- . 3' tl The audience loved the Christmas Party On Christmas morning, the Elves CSherry Creed, Jill Jacubec, Angela DeWitt, Sharon McMillionJ are still busy making toys. PT' if? E aving more fun than five guys in the Spanish Club? Everybody thought this was an impossibility-but it happened! And, to make possible the happenings -the Christmas and the banquet-the Club Cincluding the male membersj sold Christmas ornaments! During Spanish Week, badges were hustled, a banquet was festive, and officers were elected. if., - language barriers -the French Club i QQ Boniuor -that's elementary French. But life in French class becomes more com- plicated as time goes on. Despite difficulties managed to survive! To enable the club to participate in the Christmas Party theld in accordance with the Latin and Spanish Clubsj, to have an end-of-year banquet, and to support an orphan through the Christian Children's Fund, they executed successful bake sales and a iewelry demon- stration. During French Week, all students brought in samples of French cooking. The second floor smelled terrific all week! Christmas Party workers Marie and Monica Garcharf I

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,fu ,,.,A . Q 'T E g QF' M. Ecology Club: Front Row-Karen Carney, Deb Belchyk, Ch Cindy lavorsky, Tina Flack, Cindy DiCioccio, Sandy Bokros, f course the Ecology Club has fun, but the main thing was that they were helping nature. How? By ex- perimenting with plants and animals in their Biology ll class and using this informa- tion for nature's benefit. With each year comes new members of the Ecology Club, but their purpose is still the same: to help nature. it-y'Pastime JM img-, O .4 il ris Peluso, Monica Cebak. Row 2-Chas Quinn, Joe Finocchio, Tammy Minor, Patty Carney, Bob Durick, Tony Marchionda, Mr. Goodge. eading a group of fourth graders through Yellow Creek Park is not the easiest thing to do. Yet the fear- less Trail Guides tackled each and every question with a reasonable answer: either an answer that satisfied the question, or one that the kids couldn't understand. The Trail Guides are associated with S.T.E.E.P., who's purpose is similar to that of the Ecology Club: helping nature to restore what man has destroyed, and learning more about our natural environment. The Trail Guides get the students involved with nature when they are young, giving them a basic understanding of what their environment really is. SE? S? SE? S? 2535553