Upper Saint Clair High School - Clairvoyant Yearbook (Upper St Clair, PA)

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Library Assistants Row 1: J. Richey, D. Collins, N. Thomas, C. Schulz, D. Telegdy, K. Eiben, J. Bishop. Row 2: Miss Poellot, L. Person, J Stewart, A. Balach, L. Huston, D. Henry, M. Horsey, J. Oswick, M. Oelschlager. Row 3: K. Nesgoda, J. Cancilla, C Moore, R. Baranek, R. Krebs, N. Slone, B. Poellot, L. Baranek, J. Heald, J. Egmore. The Library Aides help Miss Poellot by doing necessary clerical work, working at the desk, and mending damaged books. Besides performing these basic duties, they also plan the bulletin board and the display case. These unsung heroes are responsible for the successful production of plays and the chorus and band programs. Setting up scenery and risers managing of the lights and curtains, and pro ducing sound effects keep them busy throughout the year. Stage Crew R. Livengood, M. Kay, I Deep, D. Williams, R. Black- I'1'1l1l'1.

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they were prepared and entertained all specta- Another addition was the orchestra. This select tors within half-time routines. group has progressed markedly in its initial year. A new addition to our school this year were We hope they will continue their good work. the majorettes. Leading our band smartly up the All these things have taken place, in one short Held, the majorettes added show and splendor to year. We can only marvel at this, and hope that the half-time intermission. Co-captained by sen- Mr. Ruzzine, the band, the majorettes, and the iors Margie Dolanch and Ann McClure, the ma- orchestra are as successful in the year to come jorettes have added a tradition of fine perform- as they have been this year. ances which we hope will be continued at U.S.C. B CI n cl Row 1: J. Hall, J. Scott, H. Burton. Row 2: Mr. Ruzzini, W. Glenn, M. L. Halliwell, P. Dehaux, J. Esselen, L. Bolte, P. Chauvet, K. Hauser, M. Poellot, C. Dehaux, J. Minor, V. Schultz, D. Reebel, A. Ellenberger, D. McCalmont, F. Fox. Row 3: G. Cowan, B. Meisenberg, J. Lytle, M. Goldberg, H. Keefer, B. Stuckart, M. Cunningham. Row 4: S. Gambill, J. Bishop, T. Ross, R. Mitchell, D. Fillnow, D.Walters, T. Upchurch, C. Knaut, J. Bryant, B. Barnes, R. Koerber, D. Keefer, B. Schultz, K. Chamberline, J. Kemejuk, R. Booth, L. Fillnow, T. Junker, D. Miller, B. Young. 67

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Audio-Visual Staff Row I: D. Mahrer, D. Roberge, D. Williams, D. Jagger. Row 2: Mr. Eichhorn, J. Spencer, D. Stewart, P. Baiggcrman, C. Phillips, R. Brown, B. Belts. Row 3: L. Delach, K. Johnson, G. Freithofer, J. Gilmore, J. Loudermilk. The Audio-Visual Staff is responsible for the care and operation of audio-visual equipment. By operating projectors, tape recorders, and record players, these busy boys help to enrich our learn- ing experiences. The duties of the General Crew are just what its title implies-very general. True handymen, they set up, take down, and move chairs, deliver supplies, number and check books, and perform various clean-up jobs. General Crew G. Galbreath, J. Gilmore, L. McCool, H. Kecfer, P. Smee, D. Mahrer.