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

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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.

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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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Attendance Squad Row 1: J. Wallace, L. Trackler, J. Spencer, R. Stewart. Row 2: B. Stokes, M. Dolanch, K. Partlowe, D. Anderson, Mr. Eichhorn, N. Slone, A. Mc- Clure. Row 3: D. Youngblood, J. Beck, R. Conaway. The Attendance Squad aids the vice-principal The Guidance Oiiice Aides assist Mr. Murdoch in some of his duties, particularly those which with the many clerical tasks necessary in his guid- involve the attendance system. They run errands, ance work. Sacriiicing their study periods, they process attendance cards, and compile the ab- Contact students, file material, and perform minor sentee lists for the teachers. secretarial work for him. Guidance Office Aides l Row I: J. Oswick, D. Henry, D. Martin, Mr. Murdoch, J. Simmons, M. Oelschlager, M. Boyce. Row 2: J. Selan, E. Ram- bo, C. Crane.