Lipika Das James Brian Davies Doris-Ann Deak Debra DeArmitt Pele DeBarber Howard Decker Patricia Decker Holly Deeslie Denise DeFluri
mplele their formal education, many ; choose to become involved in rricular activities. This gives a an opportunity to socialize with who have similar interests and es. From the 557 seniors who had 1ortunily of answering a question1 November, concerning extra-curactivities at State College High, iwing data was obtained from 63% ass who responded. ; your school life end at 3:13?" Yes No 37% 63% rou spend more, less, or the same of time doing homework this year, ,d with last year? e Same Less 33% 37% ; State College High offer enough rricular activities?"
Cathy Dreibelbis ,bert Stephen D~ich lizabelh F. Dunmire Bill Eagleton nne Moyer Eberhart 1ld Charles Edwards Karen Sue Ehrhart ;tephen Ellenberger Gary Dwight Ellis
Forty-four percent of the students volunteered their estimated percentage of lime they spend watching TV. %Time less than less than over 25% 50% 50% %Seniors 46% 67% 33% Activities that seniors would like to see al State High included swimming, more intramurals, an open campus, ice skating, study hall movies, and girl's wrestling. A majority of students participated in more than one activity, either academic or athletic. Because of student involvement in activities over and above the required curriculum, State High has many extracurricular groups. This helps make the high school an enjoyable experience.
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