Struthers High School - Hopwell Yearbook (Struthers, OH)

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move tor lim Folino. 41- ff QQQ 0 I 43 I , -I x o Qin' is, wr -earn 4.1 '3 sw! ith a stable position, Bob Durick checks out another me. llX Z-S 'LVQLLLLCJ J ,,, --YY U, -,Y.i.?f:. 5?-v -if - - 4-V em- ri ie- ,l gl l 'l l ul i A Speech and Debate Team: Front Row-Annette Voytilla, Lisa Pacella Row 2-Steve Yakubov, Tom Durick, Barb Walko, Valerie Marinelli, Nancy Vasel, Sherry Creed, Shirley Mathews, Carol Clemente. Standing-Bob Durlck, Gary Galletta, Sponsor Nlr. Milanchus, Tom Davis, Mary Beth Ramos, Janet McCIeery, Tony Marchionda plots out his plan of attack. -Fw' if' 7 1 N Team Time! 73

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Chess Team Front Row-Mark Novak, Mike 0'Connell, Perry Chickonoski, Tom Durick, Don Massaro, Dale Evankovich. Row 2-Larry D'Amico, Joey Seicik, Tom Chickonoski, Lyn Yakubov, Bob Dalberg, Karen Crawford. Row 3-Mike Bledsoe, Chuck Slabe, Bob Durick, Steve Evanson, Cyril Mattis, Rich Zanni. Row 4-Dene Matos, Jim Slabe, John Basista, Tom DelSignore, Tom Bergman, Jim Basista, Dom Perry. Row 5-Roy John, Jim Folino, Marty Fallat, Tony Marchionda Sponsor Mr. Lancaster, Steve Yakubov. he SVC Championship seemed like only a dream at the start of the season, but as the season pro- gressed, it became a reality. How- ever, a match with Campbell changed all that. The Cats suffered their first and only loss of the year to Campbell by a score of 8 to 2, Both Campbell and Struthers finished with 10-1 records, but Campbell had defeated Struthers in regular season play, giving them the first place trophy, while the Cats took runner-up honors. The top ten players received steak dinners and letters at the awards assembly. The top ten boards were: 1- Mark Belloto . . . . . . .SR. 2. Mike Bledsoe ..... .... S R, 3. Tony Marchionda . . . . . . . SR, 4. Tom Bergman . . . . . . . JR. 5. Chuck Slabe .... .... S R, 6. Jim Folino . . . ---- SR. 7. Mark Novak .... .... S OPH 8. Bob Durick ..... .... S R. 9. Tom Durick ................. SOPH 10. Steve Yakubov ............... SOPH, The fill-ins were Jim Basista QJR.J, Tom Chickonoski CJRJ, Bob Dalberg CSOPHJ, and Perry Chickonoski CSGPHJ. or the major part of the season, the Speech Team was unsuccessful, except for the last tournament, where Greg Sedlacko and Sherry Creed placed second in duet acting. Then they placed first in our district, and ended a remarkable but short-lived season by placing third in the entire state of Ohio. 72!Pastime STRUIHERS CHESS TEAM RECORD . -.- 1 ,, 19455 5 srnunirznsf 'G ve EAST , 3-1A WON srRurHizns.'1O icHAuEv p O WON srnuruens 8 J rvioorvev 1 2 WON srnurnsns 5 unsuuive 5 158-4791 woiv snzuriiens at t 'BOARDMAN' 1, won SIROIHERS .6112 JGIRARD saw . WON srnufuenlslftol 'WHOWLAND ol WON smurniins 2, CAMPBELB 8 . LOST srnunierzs A7 witsorv , WON srnurnens 6 sounif ,.- ,Q A WON srnurnsnslio HOBBAROQ O won SEASONAL RECORD: io-1 second Pl1ACE uv sim VALLEY coivreasucr H if' 1 Li l Q rx fx f Z5 fx fx , , fx fx flN ,Zi QQ LU gig RQ Bit' ULU get JE

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f-P l,f'N, A. 'X ' xg ' 'X ' I, fig fi? ,f'+xx ,fix fixx ' D 'TD be D fel V D D ees fstellei Student Prints Staff: Sitting-Marybeth Cremens, Rich Zanni, Editor Deb Shuluga, losie Ciccone, Katina Torisk. Standing-Mary Urban, Patti Williams, Nick Shirilla, Karen Kology Peg Evanson, Mary Segretario, Cindy Laurie, Sue Shuluga, Annette DeMarco, Nancy Noviello. tudent Prints Staff was inexperi enced and they didnt have ade quate facilities To remedy this the staff expanded the duties of their P.R. CPublic Relatronsj Person . In the following issues, the Prints covered the results from a presidential poll and com- puter dating to other such events. Money was obtained through selling subscriptions and ads. Also, they spon- sored a dance after a basketball game. he Dress Code was outdated . . . at least the students thought so. That's when the Student Congress went into action. A meeting was set up with the faculty, and compromises were reached. Some Student Congress Members went to other schools for an exchange day. Others participated in the canned food drive. Stu- dent Congress lets the rest of us keep up with today's fashions. 74!Pastime 'vb' 'rL,,..p-- -p , ,N Mary Urban, supervised by Mr. Carchedi, finishes up some lastedetails on an edition ol the Student Prints. Nick Shirilla taking care of the sports end of the paper. E W' 'IDP . 5 V11 ITF