Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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PUB :Sf I Z 133 , I 1' X xl ' 'QT N , , 7, 1 we 9d ,,,.o4 . , J E, 1 K N1 ,g 5 Trail Guides: Front Row-Sue Bradley, Lisa Verotsko, Mark Novak, Tom Durick, lim Fedor. Row 2-Mary Lynne Vasel, Marianne Petrek, Nancy Vasel. Row 3-Liz Grcevich, Roslyn lohngrass, Karen Glova, Mary Beth Ramos. Row 4-Steve Atkinson, Dan Greco, Gina Petrella. Row 5-Greg Owens, Dave Zannl. Trail Guides: Front Row-Chris Koczwara, Gary Galletta, Nancy Ellis, Chuck Slabe, Bob Durick, loe Pinocchio. Row 2-Greg Sedlacko, Bill Adams, Linda Garchar, Sherry Creed. Row 3-Donna Barrett, Greg Pastrick, Diane Urban. Row 4-Mark Opsitnik, Carole Clemente, Peg Evanson. Row 5-Bob Ditullo, Roy John, Gail Palatas. -531 lf ' -,f,fgP2i'ije'fggiilY,r5rsMoiriimi - .. .Q Q- r,,'s- ,rl H 9 ' 'l i l' 'gif N :Y -.i-riff! W, - N Pastime!67

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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

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-VH --A ,Ni I, , Librarians: Front Row-Sandy Mastroberardino, John Austrino, Patty Navy, Sandy Del- '- sandro, Jill Drajic, Mary Beth Ramos, Karen Muto, Row 2-Kim Massie, Eve Parteleno, lrene Matlak, Josie Ciccone, Cindy Laurie. The library-a quiet place to study. ll!itull.l ' tlT,- f lIi .l ,gl il'l 'R9fr!Qi'lir ft 5 'li ' 'lllilr f ,y lll fi IL El L . . -f. ,i.. A 1151 2 a-iff ' RLT : --,iii ' ' . y,,r , 'i , Ts. J-f l'er3 yi W arii s ,fif'7,s ltlwaxseu -' J 'ff ,i ' fr if silk s'uua.., fv,f gg . ' L 74 1 z 4 H -1 ff rue.. Librarians: Kneeling-Debbie Nelson, Annette Voytilla, Diane Turk, Valerie Marinelli, Reference books for Jim Marr and Nick Shirilla. Standing-Annette Klim, Jeanette Ilko,.Theresa Russell, Judy Kern, Dee Dee Mizera, ,JRREQ Monica Garchar, Maria Garchar, Mary Segretario, Katina Torisk. six QEfllQSE ?5gQQ 68!Pastime librarian. Miss ball was just who kept the errands. ,cyg- .. ,4-, A . mi en's Lib reached a new height in our library with John Meatball Austrlno pre- siding as the first male Kridler commented that Meat- one of her assistant- librarians books in order, tiled, and ran