Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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Socral Sludres Club Front Row Presrdent Mary Beth Ramos Secretary Treasurer Ml Drajrc Vrce Presrdent Anna Stecewycz Sandy Delsandro lame Zehrowskr Tracy Englehardt Jackie Jancr Chris Mondora Row 2 Cindy McMrlI1on Mrmr Tablack Mary Lynne Vasel Anna Horval loy Bloomberg Bonnie Burch Beth Stevenson Paula Skoloda Row 3-Bull Andrews lell Burch Ron Skebo Greg Owens Kevm Wrllrams Patty Carney Joy Bowling Row 4-Tom Granchie, Bob Dunck Tom Durrck Al DAltorlo Gregg Riddle lackle Lamb Beth nold Nancy Vasel, Michelle Carbone 4-11 'X ,--'F ' l 1 V 1 1

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- . v Mary Urban studies with a smile. ere you ever called out ol study hall by a guidance counselor? The person who came to get you was more likely a Guidance Girl. These girls were saved from the gloom and of some of their study halls, had to suffer the consequences of stationed by the front doors. I I N Office Girls: Cecilia Tirado, Karen Brauer, Marie Filbert, Carolyn Clark, Chris Baglama, Stephanie Galida, Mary Pichiotino, Chrystal Murray. Office Girls: Sandra Delsandro, Mary lane Balash, Mary lo Slavic, Cheryl Wildes, Donna Phillips, Bonnie Leck, Barb Elash, Debbie Douglass. Guidance Girls: Sitting-Anna Russell, Kathy Prest, Margaret Popovich, Margie Bergman. Standing-Linda Garchar, Nancy Ellis, Kathy Cola, Mary Urban, Diane Urban. ere you ever called out of homeroom? The person who came to get you was probably an Office Girl. According to an Office Girl who was interviewed, tripping down the steps was an extra special attraction in her everyday duties. These gals helped Mrs. Korody and Mrs. Brauer. Some people have maids, butlers, and slaves, but we're fortunate enough to have The Chosen Few. Pastimel69

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lthough they put cupcakes on one customer's seat and made a mess of one gas station, the Social Club still made money from a car wash and a bake sale. However, it wasn't all fun and games-new members had to be admitted, and meetings were held. A Halloween party was held later in the year. Some of the guests included a shark, a pumpkin, and a bag of leaves CBob Durick, who won the prize for the most original costumej A year full of activities boiled down to a banquet to bid farewell to the Seniors, but visions of more car washes and bake sales danced in the heads of those who would return. tudents in Marriage and Family ' Living, Baby Care, Interior Decorating, Consumer Ed., and Home Ec. l, ll, Ill are eligible tor the Home Ec. Club. The Home Ec. Club sold pennants and candy, and made enough money to go to Columbus in Nlay. And in Home Ec., you learn how to do everything from setting a table and weaving to exercising and . . . baking cupcakes. 1 . ' f l 1 i i i i l Home Mehle, Patric Gallo, Garch The t B-9 I i :rg CD Q's Ec. Club: Front Row-Mrs. Schmid, Benita Gallo, President Tina Nlorell, Secretary llllimi Tablack Lorrie Row 2-Patty Williams, Vice-President Cathy Semchee, Terri Weaver, Row 3-Sheryl Carabbia Sheila k, Kim Chako, Becky Franken. Row 4-Susan Carney, Elena Cruz, Lynn Mazzocco. Row 5-Treasurer Lana Rhonda Corby, Janice Shingledecker, Row 6-Dee Dee Mizera, Monica Garchar, Kim Obenauf Maria ar. Row 4-Joyce Balogh, Robin Young. inal grade on their weaving projects loomed over the Home Ec students' heads. 555. 555 cuifretoei g-N.