Elyria District Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club, a newly orgamzed grou alms at boost1ng all student act1vit1es Every student IS a member of the group as a whole but the planmng and leadership is executed under the directxon of a speclal Booster Club Com mittee composed of representatlves from each class and the supervlslon of the1r advisor, M1ss Carol Jerman Act1v1t1es wh1ch were carried out by the Boo ster Club lnclude rallles, selllng shakers, making posters, a dance, a paper sale, buses chartered to basketball and football games and Green and Whxte Day The projects enabled the Booster Club to buy new muforrns for the reserve and varslty cheerleaders Bonnie Plas and Anne Mane Hartman, co dlrectors of the Llttle Theater Group, plan their next pro ductlon Arommd the World 1n Eighty Days .f THE PAPER DOLLS GREEN AND WHITE DAY .UL nt,,,uL.Sx One for you and one for me says Sh1r ley Mason to Mary Ellen Neldhardt, Red Cross representatwes as they prepare a food parcel The Alfred E Newman Club IOR RED CROSS Under the capable advlsorshlp of M1ss Carol Jerman and M1ss Mary Bryant the relatxvely new Jumor Red Cross program progressed ra pldly 1n 1ts second year at Elyrla Catholic Among the various actwmes taken on by th1s organ1zat1on the most formidable one was the talent show presented at Green Acres by the stu dents of Elyrla Cathollc Other act1v1t1es in cluded the preparmg of CARE packages the sendxng of Chrlstmas cards to the Rebel and East Haven Rest Homes and the packagmg and sendmg of school supplles to the chlldren of foreign lands Headmg th1s year sJun1or RedCross program were Mary Ellen Nledhart Presldent Shlrley Mason Vlce Presldent andKarenDav1s,Secre tary Representatlves were elected m each homeroom and w1th thelr co operat1ontheJun1or Red Cross enjoyed a successful year pa R . u . ,, . . . ! 1 ' - .. my 'ki . 1 7 'ix' a . ,, . . . . - . rr ' n ' --1: ' n 5 4 7 :QI f 'S X I . X I Q ,1 . 3- V K ' A fl a E- 5 f . sf , ...A O W . k . 5 ' - I 1 E - A In . I X ,Qs i , f '23 ,n,x,fi' yy xc n , ' ar n . . p f.. we-V , .N f A . K . . . . . 5 1 V x I I, . - ' 9 I .lu I n Q Y 'fm ' l'7T'f'x??Q , Q s.fr ',.J'u.4 1 . . 5-' , ,MJ ..- ffflflf fre' fx ' 1 Sega: ' E, ' ' f ' J U Q ' 3 1 3 N 7 - - u n ' ' . - . . . . , - 9 .

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Band members take a breather' after a strenuous practxce if Band Offlcers J1m Szamama and Don O Ne11 dlscuss fmanclal matters w1th the Band Dxrector, Mr Gene Eckenfels MAJ ORETTES Head Majorette, Andrea Worthmgton Flrst Row Carol Crago, E11een Smkmson, Kathy Glunt. Second Row Donna Lydon, Jeanette O'Donne1, Karen Ma11k, Rosemary Trombetta w M: 4' r . , L 'Z' , 1, 'N -. ,, A K , . . . , . . ' ' 1 . .

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The G A A under the ausp1ces of M1ss Carol Jerman, launched a very successful year w1th a P1zza Party deslgned to mtroduce 1ts freshman members Hlghlightmg the season were the bas ketball tournament games, from whxch the sopho more glrls emerged vxctors A varlety of other act1v1t1es rangxng from 1ce skatxng and roller skatmg partles to bowlmg were chmaxed wxth a week end tr1p to the CYO camp, located at Mad 1son on the Lake The G1rls Athletic Assoc1a txon has accomphshed 1ts a1m To mstall the 1deals of Chr1st1an sportsmansh1p m 1tS members Offxcers for the 57 58 term were Jean P1le sk1, Pres1dent, MargaretW1rsham,V1ce Presl dent, Laura Rzetelny, Secretary, and Molly Machock, Treasurer -I--' - ah A D1splay1ng the form that won them the GAA basketball champ1onsh1p Fllpped Flapper are Ann Bommer, Barbara Puka, Jack1e Flood, Gayle Plas, Bon n1e Gay, Sh1rley Fr1tz, Sally Notley, and Donna Lydon N -. KRACKET SQUAD GAA OFFICERS Leadmgthe GAA 1n all the1r varxous act1v1t1es were, Fxrst Row Shirley Schmltz. Marg Wxrscham, Jean Pile sk1, Molly Machock, and Barbara Daley. Second Row Laura Rzetelny, Shel1a Dwyer, Margaret Stahl, and Kltty McGowan . . -, 'V . - - - . . , . - ' Q 1 1 v U . ' ,, . . , , . Where's the Fire? A Q ' if Q yr Q .1 l Q ' ' ll ' n