Masontown High School - Mondike Yearbook (Masontown, PA)

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Tri-Hi-Y Left to Right-First Row: P. Parks, S. Myorski, I. Danko, H. XVinters, M. Townsend P. Fagan, M. Dolcha, E Owens, M. Price, C. Hon- sakcr, M. A. Lardin, R Spiker. Third Row: Mrs Brain, J. Krovachcck, S Lytle, M. VVei1ner, C. Ven- turini, C. Sechler, D. Alex- ander, S. Bates, E. ZPIIITIRIY. R. McManus. Second Row- R' -4, m Q The 12 members ot the junior Red Cross Club learn to knit and crochet neck scarves and afghans. These Seventh. Eighth, and Ninth Grade girls have helped pack fifty boxes for overseas, worked on wash cloths for the hospitals, and sponsored the junior Red Cross enrollment. To seek, to find, to show, is the Tri-Hi-Y motto. This organization, consisting of twenty-one girls, has excellently followed these ideals The officers are: President, Shirley Lytle, Vice-President, Gerry Croftcheck, Secretary, Gloria Venturinig Treasurer, Carol Honsaker. Tri-Hi-Y has sponsored activities throughout the year to finance Junior Red Crass Left to Right-First Row: M. A. Erhard, B. Branisel, A. Fmnchi, S. A. Gillis, M. XVarman, J. Denlinger. Serf and Row: Mrs. jones, D. Mayher, D. McCann, R. llower, M. Cunningluuu, ll. Brechun. I 2

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Journalism Club Left to Right-First Row: B. Saluga, M. Duffy, E. Franks, R. Barber, E. Ganoczy. Sec- ond Row: M. Standish, A. Stewart, C. XVest, E. Scar- ton, B. Nenni, News Editorg J. Frankhouser, Editor-in- Chief, A. Patton, Assistant Editor, P. Iellick, Miss Ma- galotti. Thircl Row: D. Zar- cmsky, I. Scarton, P. O'Bricn, E. Bokoch, Nl. R. Gillis, S. licigef, B. Lytle, R. Nl. NVright. Fourth Row: T. Beck, F. Nugent, B. Kasinec, H. Fera, A. Bulazo, I. Patch, D. Ketchel, D. Homistek. The journalism Club, with a membership of 28, is responsible for the monthly appearance of the M.H.S. Commentator which is in its nineteenth year of publication. The school paper was awarded fourth place in Mimeographed Senior High Newspapers among schools with an enrollment between 251 - 500, by the Pennsylvania School Press Association at its 25th Anni- versary Convention held at Allentown, Pa., on November 10th and 11th, 1950. The Certificate of Award is on display in the home room of Edith Nlagalotti, adviser of the school paper. janet Frankhouser is the Editor-in-Chief as well as the Art Editor of the present staff of the M.H.S. Conzmmmltor. Scope Club Nlrs. O'Brien, I. Nagy, D llavrilla, D. ChepeS, 31 Chrin, j. Clova. ri . the The Scope Club is a member of the National Federation of Science Clubs of America. The chief aim of the organization is to promote interest in scientific survey among high school students. The clubis I I project for the year is to learn to operate various projectors.

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.,.4 Recreation Eliili Left to Riglitelfirsf Row: ll Froscani, XV. Bare, A. Alex- ander, T. McManus, T. Hu- flock, L. Kimmel, Nl. Relic, E. Ave-rtt. Second Row: P Logan, L. Rozzi, R. Snyder, R. Swctz, j. Lawrence, S Laliatos, j. Salopek, F. Bar- ber. Third Row: V. Elcntri P. Owens, A. Koman, D Franks, j. Zavona, J. Rv- vetta, F. Nieman. FLNNE u In the Recreation Club, the 25 boys from Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth Grades enjoy stunts and tumbling. Under the guidance of Mrs. Nieman, they build healthy bodies, and develop courage and initiative while learning tumbling. Stunts encourage the individual to make the most of his ability. Club Members are motivated by a desire to present a polished performance at their annual assembly demonstration. Athletic Club Left to Right-First How: A. Rockwell, R. Rhodes, F. Shine, J. Kolar, D. Glover, I. Votuc, XV. Clark, XY. Hop- wood. Second Row: C. Chepes, J. Patch, L. Franks, C. WVilson, -I. Moody, Il, Speelman, Sl. Organt, VV. Cabor, E. Franks, Mr. Pier- attini, The Athletic Club, under the direction of Mr. Pierattini, has 27 boys. YVhen the weather permits, the boys go outside to play football, softball, I3 and other such sports. When they stay indoors, they hold sport discussions. A