Vandergrift High School - Spectator Yearbook (Vandergrift, PA)

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Knowledge Is The Key To Success -Class Motto FIRST DOOR As the key opened the door to our freshman year, we found our high school administration had been changed. Dr. Stabler took over the duties of Superintendent of Schools, and Mr. Glass became the principal of the high school for Dr. Shaffer, who was on a leave of absence. In this year we found new teachers and learned how to change classes without being late? Shakespeare's words, Friends, Romans, Country- men, lend me your ears, was the cause of burn- ing midnight oil. Swimming was revived as a scholastic sport after twelve years. But because we were all so bright, we managed to get through our freshman year. SECOND DOOR As we passed through the second door of our high school education, Mr. Carricato be- came the new biology instructor, and seventh and eighth graders were now in the high school. The numbering system of the rooms was changed, which added to the confusion. A new name was given to the high school, Vandergrift Ir.-Sr. High School. Now that we were progressing in high school we were able to join clubs. During our sophomore year, golf became a new sport at V. H. S. THIRD DOOR When we entered through the third door, we were happy to know that we were now- Upperclassmen! Although the basketball team only won one game, the baseball team was stopped only by Andy Volek. The leaders of our mob were: Frank Mondi as president to serve, Ted Tarosky as vice president to help, Judie Carnahan as secretary to keep notes, Linda DeVinney as treasurer our money to save, Edmond Bickel as historian our history to write, Oiu' class iiower was the iris, and the class colors were lavender and white. FOURTH DOOR At last we made it through the final door that leads to our chosen careers. Throughout our senior year we lived many happy moments. There was the Senior Prom, Commencement, and many sports activities. The class elected a new president, Frank Ignaczak, as a symbol to follow. The others who were chosen were Bob Smith for vice president, Judie Carnahan chosen again as secretary, and Clarence Russell for treasurer. As we look back we can recall these things best. But to Find what is in store for this class of 150 students, we must call upon Cod to find the answer. Edmond Bickel Class Historian ig:-.F ..