McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1955 volume:

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Campbell Spanish, Latin Mr. Eclwarcl Blockowicz Science, Coach Miss Alice Ann Carley Shorthand, Office Practice Home Economics Miss Doris June Campbell' Mathematics Miss Corabelle Chambon Physical Education, Health Glad-ff4'e'e'V i ff Fire-Bosses Mr. Elbert Davis Art K. Kirk Journalism 1 A Mr. Edward I-lepe Physical Education, Health Coach 2 figs Miss Ruth Hastings Typing, General Business Business Math Miss Lena Miller Mr, Philip M,-uk Social Studies Music Mr. Edward Rusciolelli Mr. Benjamin Stasko Mr. William Zollars Social Studies , Industrial Arts English, History WYW NINE Seniors Motormen 'OX SENIOR Arthur Joseph Aurand UAT? Class presidcnt 2, Il: Football squad 2, 3: manager -l: Letter- ine-n's Club 2, Il, 4: Chronicle assistant editor 4: Laurel edi- torial staff 4: Pan-American Club il: Junior Classical League 1, president 2: Chorus 2. 3. 41 Pep Club 1. 2, Sl, 4: Projector Club 2, Il, 4: Kem Klub 4. Hob- bies - Vliotograpliy, driving, hunting and fishing. Ambition -To be a pharmacist. Janice Hope BranCa1 t :cj-ann G. A. A, 2, 3, 4: Laurel busi- ness staff 4: Chorus 2, Il, 4: Pep Club 1. 2. Il. 4: F. H. A. 1. 2. 3, Hobbies - Reading: and going to football and basket- ball games. Ambition-To get a good job, be successful, and live a happy life, Richard Daniels Bear Chronicle advertising staff 4: I. a u r el advertising staff 4: Band, 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4. Hobby-Raising cattlc. Am- bition-'l'o graduate and be- come a farmer. Melvin Gene Delposen Posey Laurel busincss staff 4: Pan- Amerlcan Club Il: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4. Hobbies - Model rail- roads and collecting: coins. Ain- bition - To be a big success in whatever I do. Lyman L. Bellaire Horse Football squad 2. varsity Il, 4: l.ettern1en's Club 2, Il, 4: Pep Club 1. 2, Cl, 4: Chronicle spor's repor er 4: Laurel sports staff 4. I-lobbies-Fporls of all kinds. .Xinbitiun - To get a good job. Paul Richard Chiff 6KRick!J Class vice president 4: Football squad 1. varsity 2. 3, co-cap- tain 4: Basketball squad l, Sl, varsity 2, 4: Track 2, R: Let- termen's Club 1, 2, Sl, 4: Laurel assistant art editor 4: Chron- icle assistant art editor 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies - Playing sports of all kinds. eating jelly bread, and drinking coffee. Ambition -To get a good job and live a happy life, and to go to Ten- ncssee. Frances Patricia DeBlander upatn G. A. A. 2. Il. 4: Chronicle art editor 4: Laurel art editor 4: Pan American Club treas- urer 4: Junior Classical League 1, 2: Rand 1, 2, Il, 4: Dance lland 2, Il, 4: Chorus 2, Il, 4: F. II. A. 1. 2, Zi. historian 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Pep Club 1, 2, :L 4. Hobbies - Playing the piano and clarinet. danc- ing, reading, and drawing. Am- bition - To go to college and be a success. William Dempe Wild Bill Football squad 1. varsity 2, Il. 4: Lettermen's Club 1, 2. 3, tive president 4: Chronicle re- porter 4: Laurel advertising staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4. Hobbies - Sports of all kinds, Ambition -- To be-come a brick' layer. Dennis D. Dewey Dynamic'J Chronicle circulation stall' 4: Laurel circulation stuff 4: len Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies-Hunting and nshing. Ambition - To become a mil- lionaire. Elizabeth Marie Dumas xsBettyn1 G. A. A. Ll, Il, 4: Chronic-lc rc- porter 4: Laurel assistant girls' sports editor 4: Pan-American Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1: F. N. C. vice president 2, president 3, 4: Projector Club 2, 3. 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies-Going to see good movies, refcreeing. and driving. Ambition-'l'o become a successful registered nurse. William George Fulmer A Bill Chronicle reporter 4: Laurel advertising staff 4: Pan-Anier- lc-an Club 3: Pep Club 1, 2. Il, 4. Hobbies - Collecting coins, and photography. Ambition - To be a success in everything I do. Gayle Lee Gainonde Class treasurer 2: S t u d e n t Council 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Chronicle assistant advertising manager 4: Laurel advertising start 4: Pan-American Club Il: J u n i o r Classical League 1: Cheerleader 2, Ii, 4: Football Queen attendant 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus 2. ll. 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3, -l' F. H. A. 1, 2. Hobbies - Danc- ing. swimming. skating, h'-vin fun. and driving the Olds and Red Ford. Ambition - To become a successful medical secretary. ge' married, a n tl live a happy life. SE IORS Shirley Ann Donaldson Shi'rl G. A. A. Ll, ll, 4: Chronicle as- sistant circulation manager 4: Laurel photography editor 4: Pan-American Club ll, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il. 4: Cheerleader 2, Il, 4: Chorus 2, Il. secretary 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: Football Queen attendant 2, 3, 4: F. H. A, 2, ll, degree chttlrmnn 4: F. N. C. 2. Il, 4: Projector Club 2, It, 4. Hobbies-Singing, sports, dancing. playing the piano, and collecting miniature pi- anos. Ambition - To be suc- cessful antl travel all over the world. Thomas Swentzler Fowler, Jr. Tom Laurel circulation stuff 4: lizind 4. Attended North Huntingdon High School 1 and 2. New llethlchem High School 3. Hob- bies - Collecting stones, and music. Ambition - To be a minister. Donna Verne Galloway Q unonn Class secretary 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, vice president 4: Lau rel assistant advertising man- ager 4: Pan-American Club :ll Cheerleader 2, 3, head cheer- leader 4: Football Cueen at- tendant 2, Zi, Queen 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, presl- dent 4: F. H. A, 1. 2, tice president Zi, 4: Student Coun- cil 1. Hobbies-Dancing. swim- ming, driving Mole's car. and having fun. Ambition - 'Fo become a secretary. and be happy and successful in life. Nancy Ann Gillespie Nance G. A. A, 2, Il: treasurer 4' Chronicle reporter 4: Laurel assistant editor 4: Pan-Ainerb can Club 3, secretary 4: Junior Classical League 1: Chorus 2. Il. 4: Pep Club 1. reporter 2, xice president 3, 4: Football Queen attendant il: F, H. A. reporter 1, 2, treasurer 3, 4. Hobbies - Dancing, cooking. eating. reading. and having a good time. Ambition-To have ll CRTEQF, be El SUCCESS, SGI. lT12lI'- ricd, and to travel. E IDRS Donna Jean Hammerly G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Chronicle business manager 4: L at ur e i business manager 4: Chorus 2, ll. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4: F, H. A, 1, 2. Hobbies - Collevt- ing pictures. reading. and at- tending football and basket- ball games. Ambition-To get a good job, get married. be suvvessftll and happy, Martin James Iglar Jimb0,' - Stan Chronicle reporter 4: Laurel business staff 4. Hobbies --- Playing the violin, and spur s in general. Ambition-To plat' baseball and be happy. Laurain Annis Kellermann G. A. A. Il, 4: Chronicle report- er 4: Pan-American Club 2, 3: Pep Club l, 2, 25, 4: F'. H. A. 1. 2. 3, 4. Hobbies - Colleeting four-leaf elovers and postal cards. Ambition - To gradu- HIO lllld DSC01116 il SUCCESS. Delores Jean Latini Do Do Class treasurer 2. vit-e presi- dent R: G. A. A. 2, Il, 4: presi- dent 3: Laurel advertising staff 4: Pan-American Club K: Pep Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3. 4: Football Queen attendant 2, Ii, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, parliainentarian 3. 4. Hobbies - Dancing. swimming, skating. driving the Chevy, go- ing plan-es, and having fun, Ambition - 'Po go to school and bet-onie a sum-essful medi- oal secretary, get married. and be happy. Mary Joanne Heron Hiro!! G. A. A. 2, Ji, 4: Laurel assist- ant literary e d i i. o r 4: Pan- .-Xnieriean Club Il, vice presi- dent 4: Junior Classix-al League 1, 2: Hand 3. 4: Chorus Il, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4: F. H. A. 1: F. N. C. 2. 3. treasurer 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies-lVriting let- ters and reading. Ambition -- To become a. nurse and be :L sut-vess in life, William Robert J anowsky Jess Football squad 1. 2: Letter- nien's Club 1, 2: Chronicle ad- vertising staff 4: Laurel art staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Projector Club 2, Zi, 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies - Wvorking on cars, and eating. Ambition-To become a Jet Ace. Robert Leon Klimas Hunley Football squad 1. 2, varsity Il, co-4-aptain 4: Basketball squad 1, 2: Tra ok 2: l.ettermen's Club l, 2, Zi, president 4: Chron- icle advertising manager 4: laurel advertising manager 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Projector Club -1, Hobbies - Playing sports, watching television and eating. Ambition -- To be a suv:-ess in everything I under- lake. William Roy LeMa1 Lemon Football manager 1, 2: Has- ketball manager 1, 2: Letter- men's Club 1, 2: Athletic Coun- oil 2: Laurel circulation man- ager 4: Chronicle circulation manager 4: Rand 1: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Hobby - Huntingq Ambition -- 'Fo get a good job. Nancy Ann Lesko Nance G. A. A, 4: Laurel assistant business manager 4: Chorus 2: Pep Club l, 2, il. 4: F. H. A. 1. 2. Hobbies - Painting tig- urines and drawing. Ambltlon -To get a good secretarial job and to be successful in lt. Mary Ann May cAMemJx G. A. A. 2. Ii, 4: Chronicle co- sporls editor 4: Laurel sports odltor 4: Pan-American Club 2: Band 1, 2. Il, 4: Majorette 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F. I-I. A. 1: F. N. C. 2. 3: Projector Club 4. Hobbies- Danclng and having fun. Am- bition - To bevome a success- ful reglstered nurse. to be very happy, and to make a lot of friends. Roger Dickson McElhaney IIFTOQH Football squad 1. 2. varsity It, 4: Ra ketbull squad l, 2, var- sity 3, 4: Track 2: Letternic-n's Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletic Coun- cil Il, 4: Chronicle assistant ad- vertising manager 4: Laurel eo-advertising manager 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4: Projector Club 4. Hobbies - Driving, swim- ming and eating. Ambition - To get a good job and be a success. Raymond Ross Meute 6CRay ll Class vice president 2. presl- dent 4: Lettermen's Club 3, -lg Track It, 4: Chronicle editor- ln-rhief 4: Laurel editor-ln- chief 41 .I u n l 0 r Classical League 1. secretary 2: Band 1. 2, Il, 4: student conductor Il, 4: Chorus 2, Il, president 4: Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4: Projector Club 2, Il, 4: Kem Klub 4. Hobbies- Drlving, hunting. and fishing, Ambition - To graduate from college and llve a successful life. SE IORS Adrian Jeanette Malone Jean G. A. A, 2, 3, 4: Laurel busi- ness staff 4: Pan-American Club IL 4: .l u n l o r Classical League 1: Chorus 2, 3: Pep Club l, 2, 3. 4: F, H. A. l. Hobbies - Eating spaghetti and driving. Ambition -- To go to secretarial school and be successful ln whatever I do, Ronald Keith McClain c:MaCkxs -n uxloen Class treasurer 4: Laurel busi- ness statl' 4: Kem Klub presl- dent 4, Hobby - Photography. Ambition - To become a suc- 0055. Alice Faye McWreath CfAlll Laurel photography staff 4: Junior Classical League 1, treasurer 2: Kem Klub treas- urer 4. Hobbies-Photography and archery. Ambition -- To become a doctor. Georgia Lee Pavlic Georgia Baby G. A, A. 4: Chronicle reporter 4: Laurel circulation staff 4: Pep Club 4: Projector Club 4. Attended Monongahela High School 1, 2, 3. Hobbies-Dnnth ing, skating, swimming, and having fun. Ambition-To get n good job and make lots of money. IORS Ronald Gene Ragland Ronnie Football stlund 2, ZZ: Basketball squad 2. Il: l.ettvrmen's Club 2. It: Chroniele reporter 4: Lau- rel art stan' 4: Pep Club 1. 2, Il, 4, Hobby -- Drawing. Am- bition - To bet-onie a success in the art world, Joseph Allan Rehak nJOeu Chronicle reporter 4: Laurel editorial statl' 4: Junior Classi- cal League 1: Band 1. 2. Il. 4. student c-xinduotor 4: Chorus 2. Il. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Il, 4: Prn- jt-rtor Club 2, Il, -I: Kem Klub rice presitlt-ut 4. Hobbies - Photography and music, Am- bition-To graduate from vol- lvl-IC. Charles Slates GKBi,Td7! Basketball squad I. 2: Letter- men's Club 1. 2: Clironiele re- porter 4: Laurel virvulation statT 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies--Following sports and driving. Ambition - To grad- uate. and have a lot of sucvess in life. Joan Eleanor Supinski Joni ii. A, A. 2. Cl, -lt Chrouirlt- ns- sistant editor 4: Laurel assist- ant editor 4: l'an-Amen-ivan Club 3: llnnd 1. 2, representa- tive 3. sevretary 4: Majorette 3, 4: Dance Hand 2, 3: Chorus 2. Il, 4: Pep Club l. 2, secre- tary Il, 4: lfootball Queen at- tvndant Il. 4: F. H. A, 1. set-- retary 2. Il. president 4: F. N. C, Zi, secretary 4: Girls' En- svmble 4, Hobbies - Musir. dancing. and tennis. Ambition -Tu be happy and suceessful. Delores Ann Randour uDoyr Laurel literary t-ditor 4: Pans Ameriran Club Il, reporter 4' .lunior Classical l.t-:tgue 1. re- porter 2: Pep Club 1. 2. il. 43 F. N. C. 3, 4: Kem Klub sov- retnry 4. Hobbies - Reading and driving. Ambition - To bo a suecessful registvronl nurse. John Andrew Robertson Little Pro Cla ss treasurer 25 Football manager l, squad 2, Il. varsi'y 4: Basketball manager 1, 2. Il, 4: l.ettermen's Club 1. 2, il. 4: Chronicle sports editor 4: Lau- rel SDOFIS editor 4: Pep Club 1, 2, Zi, 4. Hobby' - Collectinr baseball pit-tures. Ambition -- 'l'o become a major letgue baseball player. Judith Ann Stevenson srxrudyn Class treztsurer Il: G. A. A. 2, Il, 4: Chronir-le assistant busi- ness manager 4: Laurel editor- ial staff 4: J u n i o r Classical League 1, virre president 2: Cheerleader sub. 2: Band 1, 2. Il, 4: Majorette Il. 4: Chorus 2. Il. 4: Football Queen xtttendant 2, 4:17913 Club 1, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. reporter 2: F. N. C. 2, 3, 4: Kem Klub reporter 4: Student Council 2. Hobbies -Swimming, dancing, eating. and having fun. Ambition -- To become a suvcessful nurse, get married, and be happy. Jacob William Zirwas NJackll Football manager 2: Letter- lnen's Club 2: Laurel adver- tising staff 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Hobbies - Collecting old coins and driving. Ambition - To be a success in life. Reminiscen es Fr1111ees crying to go 1101110 the lirst day of school. Tl1e boys wearing short pants. Ray Meute kissing 1111111111 111111 Gayle. The furiiaee breaking 1l0NV11. TTQIHOVVUCII party ill Mrs. Knaakis 1'U01ll. Collecting 1nilkwee11. Miss Speer's rhytlnn band. May Dance. Klinias C01ll1Ilg fl'01ll Robinson and bei11g 11f1'ai1l SOIIIGOIIO would steal l1is coat. Clatcliing up to lleinpe 111111 Slates. Buying stainps for war bo1111s. 11511111111 bringing ll real gun to s1'l111ol. .ludith joining 11s fl'0l1l North Fayette. Nancy going steady with Bird. Our English Club. John getting shot. Collecting cap guns. lll1l'11ll17S, J1111itl1's, Jo1111's, and Mary Ann's Pebble Club. J 01111 breaking Miss Steve11s1111's vase. Mary Ann falling down the steps after April fooling Miss Moore. Patrol boys receiving tl1e green safety pennant. Post Gazette trips to Pittsburgln Miss Dunlop readiiig to 11s the 13obl1sey Twinsn. Miss MOO1'C,S story about 1Vhite Ti01ll1l00l i. Deinpe putting T1'l11l1l111iS picture i11 Miss Dun- , lop's rooin. Singing the 'fGolden 1-31111 Caine 0111-11 . Judith breakiiig Miss 111111101318 y11l'llS1ZlL'li. Ricky, Dennis, and T1C1ll0ll joining 11s. Miss Speer's powder boys. One-way street in Miss Allis1111's 11111111- Mr. Farrell's trials. Alice 111111 Judith Sttllllllllg in the hall for talking. Jimbo, home-rooin presi11ent. Eighth Grade awards for Delores 111111 .1111-. Mr. Si1l11110ll7S Guidance class. Robinson Township students joining 11s. Miss Davies' gym elass. Dewey getting locked i11 the Projector rooin Snake hunts i11 General Science. Arthur playing Uup,i11. Miss Kirk teaching Latin when Mrs. Campbell XVGllt to South Anieriea. Latin play i11 assembly. Art 211111 Joe skipping eighth period. lflnnting flowers i11 Biology. Shopping bags for books. Class CU Clnnnps. lFOULl-001011341 hair. Boys working at the school. Eating jelly bread and peaches i11 gym class Rings and sweaters. .1 lebating class with Mr. Zollars. Cheerios i11 Algebra 1 11 after tl1e senio Felidae wi1111ing the eliainpionship. First l111C1Gf02l.tCLl football teani. Coming in late from gyni class. Counting money after football games. Avella ganie. Disappeariiig basketballs. Our football te111n with six se11iors. Selling 111ag11zines. 1Vorking on the Uhroniele. Joan being accepted to District Band. Football dance. Tests and interviews. Sl1ir1ey's 11nswe1's i11 llistory class. Mr. Davis's l10111'll. Getting 11113. Eclitorial meetings at Miss '1ii1'k's. Magazine banquet. Kennywood. Senior Play. Senior banquet. Prom. BHCQiili11ll'C211C. C0111I1'1C11C81llC111f. rs left Left to Right, Top to Bottom-Soggy Froggyg Cute caddyg Librariang Cramming for a Journalism testg Rancherg Aw Gee: Can we have a bite'?g Coke timeg Sweetg Big Five: The Chit? kids: Wow! Ageg Bathersg Atlasg Camera Shy?g Dizzyg Neptune's daughtersg Lonesome Polecatsg Cute coupleg Mexican fung Eeeeek! Randour. Apprentices U nderclvzssm en JUNIOR CLASS FIRST ROW Qleft to rightl--Shannon Margerum, Dora Mae Fletcher, Mary Ann Toulouse, Beverly Doehre, Suzanne Kunkle, Phyllis McElhaney, Gloria Mazzocco, Harvey Brookins, Donna Cooper, Barbara Lescallette, Linda Nolte, Patricia Myers, Carole Miller, Michael Kramer. SECOND ROW-Vera DeBlander, Donna Perrard, Elaine Winters, Barbara Bugay, William Dillon, Gustave Brackman, August Richards, Ida Craft, Sarah Brown, Patricia Harvey, Norma Thornton, Rose Arnal, Vera Cook. THIRD ROW-Paul Masquelier, David Meredith, Thomas Murdock, Gary Chiff, Carl Daniels, David Laugh- ery, Joan Denny, Mary Jane Randour, Shirley Crowe, Patricia Bennett, Huguette Gaillard, Carole Campbell, Mary Alyce Russell, Mary Ellen Kloppel. FOURTH ROW-Margaret Lee, Terry Smith, Robert Johnston, John Williamson, Larry Thornton, Ronald Jiannino, Milton Powell, John Davis, Edward Taborski, Jules Multunas, Richard Moore, Chester Hoffman. FIFTH ROW-James Jozwiakowski, Reed Scott, William Dickinson, Richard Pascoe, Henry Richell, Donald Perrard, Louis Masquelier, Thomas McCarty, Fernand Thomassy, Raymond Leytrick. Unpictured-Gloria Alston, James Laurick. Junior Class Has Successful Year The Junior i'l2lSS of haul 21 very Slll'K'USS'l:Ill .vc-ai'. We 1'0vcivv4l our swcutm-1's of scarlet and white: mul hitor in thc your, our class rings. Wearing our sweaters and rings has given ns u doc-11 fooling of pride in our school. Wo wish to extend our lioarticst con- gratulations anal host wishes to the Si-nim- Uhxss for 'lllllLlIl'O success. Oni' officers this your were: .President ............ llarvey Hrookins Vice Prcsimlcnt . . .... Donna Cooper Secretary . . . . .... Gloria Mazzocco Treasurer . . . .... Phyllis lx'lCElll2lllLl3' OPHOMORE CLASS l4'lRS'I' RONV lle-fL lo right! - Uarol 'l'oward, Uulnellia Toulouse. Alice Lienurd. Irene Tustin, Mary Ann lilixnas. Patricia llnlnpson. Ruth Fowler, Mary lioseerans, Rose Uossavk. Lillie llemxrd. Marilyn Fuliner, Patricia Frazier, Peggy llrenkus. Betty Dufey, Janet Uarroll, Lois Xvoods. SECOND ROXV - Sara llrockmyer. Rachel Louise Hughey, Donald Moore. lfharles Lee, Lee Xlfilliams, Merle Lesko, George Svott, Phyllis Simpson, Irwin Lederstein, Gary Cooper, lliillinm Rundour, Paul Roeher, Edward Gonzo. THIRD ROXV - Xvllliillll XVyke, Marian Rieh, Janet BleMlllnn. Rosemary Morgan. Celine Nagosky. Margie lieth Hull. Pax-ol Lohman. Karen Colvbext, Vic-tor Dehoux, Edward Sawhill. Jon Sernhor, Donald Segui. YVEINHE lllasquelier. FOIYHTH ROW' - Donald lloynes, Edward Svhrciher. Rlvhard Sminrowski, Gerald Scott, Jlllll0Sl1l'0lV9, Louis Thornassy. Jr,, Xvlllllllll Spaude, John Pull.. Jerome Maleniuh, Nvilliam Klhnas, liolsorl. Reedy, Paul Nimal. UN- PICTURED - lX'1lll'lllll. Lee. FIRST ROM' Cleft to right? -f llonnio Jo lVeimer, Margaret Novak, Rose Lesjnk, Rose Marie Shotis, Patricia Berry. Elaine Laniploy, Pelrzlib' Masqueller, Ruth Ann Daniels. .lolxn M1-Dowell, John Holland, .loan Cook, Ruth Bacu. Mary Novak, Lois Brown. Floyd Alfred. Louis Charlier. SECOND ROW -- Eleanor Miller, .loye lllasquelier. Judilh Hnndour, Joette Rus- sell. Henry Moreau, David Retlinger, Edwin Mehalic, John Nolte, Arthur Randour. John Hallam. Thomas Lemon, Murcia Powell, lflornnn Goblin-li. Mary Ann Marfrorum. THIRD RONV - Gloria Hennon. Raymond McMillan, Michael Meehan, John Raparuk, Gerald Piazza, John Mm-Ginnis. William Miller. Jo Etta Simpson, Gaynell Svott, Gladys Fullum, Ellen llednar, Nlfulter lllichuluk, Roller! Jiannino. FOlTR'l'lfl ROVV - Ronald Powell. Gone Penberlhy. Ronald Goins, Robert Noblo, Richard Scott, Louis Multunus, Virgil Fucchini, Connie Williamson, Roberto Trent. VNPICTURED - Ronald FRE HMAN CLASS EIGHTH GR DE FIRST POXV fleft to right! -v Rcml Pratt. llolmrt Lynch. Thomas Hunter. lill5'lll0l'lil Millcr, lmritl Plvtincks. Richard Cook. Charles Lienard. Dale Miller, Joan Rose-crans, l.ax'ina llunter, Isahcllc Robertson, lsahollc Arnal, Virginia Gilbert. Mary 1 1thcrin0 Dcscuinor. 121-tty Jane Uooncr, Janice Donny. SECOND ROXK' - Mariannc Siry, Elizabeth Siry. Doris Thornton. Joyce Loo, Myron Schwab, XVilllam Hyser, John Carroll. Nancy llampson. Mary Ann Rcttingor. Nancy Powell. Victor Muzvocco. Jamcs Valcntour, Regis Smith. Guy Craft. THIRD ROXY - Km-uncth Hull, Lnrotta Fullum, Shirl lloyncs. Martha Scott. Norma .loan Srott, Frances Orhon. Carolc xll'l1l.FY0ll'l0l'5'. Elaino Lesko. Karcn Polos. Patricin Hart. Brenda Uimarolli, Sally Jo Sawhill. Hole-n Maric Flni. Janet Ho:-ron. FOURTH ROXV - Robert llastldc. Robert llornharl, Robert Lamb, .lohn lironkus. Goorgv Hoffman. Thomas Strimvl, Robcrt Stone. Ross Sigrlcy, Joscph Almady, John Tylcr, Gordon XX'cbh. l4'lF'l'II ROKR' -- Mondo Mrlivc. llarry Bellaire, Howard Bellaire. 1'aul Kunlile, Mary llvlh llampson, ,ludllh Na- dolny. I'Nl'IC'1'l'IlI-Il! - Gary Augustine, Ronald Liebert, Barbara Cousins, Constance Morgan, Joyce Daout. FIRST ROXX' xlcfl lo right! - Roysv llrackman. Joseph Zombeck, XYarron Muzzocco. XVilma Allinder, Jo Ann Turner, l'arol Smith. Joycc l'ratl. Ada Coopvr, Janct Kunklo, Richard Riley, Darid Rohak, Richard Meute, XVilliam Fcmber, Jo- seph Suplit. llarry Cryhlsky. Charlcs Lacy. SICUOND RUVV - Richard Gaillanl, Sandra Montgomery. Patty llutini, Lana Murcloclc. Patty Uapilaui. Carol Mcl'lain. Diana liunklo. Susan Randour, Linda Kendall, Elvslnor Little, Paul Nliinters. Jamvs Alolonich, Jamcs Scott. Jost-ph llussr-ll. Gilbert Piazza. THIRD RONV--Dorothy McDowell, Constance llorovich, Fern Smith. Nancy Salmon, Dwight lflcndcrson. Edward Iglar, Earl Hampson, Charles Richell, lVilliam Nagy. Frcd Fowler, Rob- vrl Farrcll, liernarll Augicr, John Goode, XVilliam Turnabcne, Dennis Cooper. FOFRTH ROXX'-Louolla Cox, Ann Carol Hospatlnr. lllary Zirwas. l.cc Bug'ay, Allan Thonmssy. Edith Jozwiakowski, Pauline Eiler. Beverly Cameron, Ellen Senovich, .lumlith Alhortini. Cynthia Hookoy. Nirzxinia Zirwas, Madlyn Thornton. FIFTH ROXV - Abel Moore, Delbert Fullum, Rob- crt Dt-mpc. Rolvcrt Hugay. l'NPIC'1'I'1tED - Joyce Lemon, Carol Eiler, Karen Purdy, Darlene NVillison. SEVE TH GR DE 5 i i Left to Right, Top to Bottom -- How niceg Babe Ruth, Jr.g The Ensembleg Future seniorsg Money makersg Ah, to be youngg Will it 1ast?g A11 dressed upg Ouch, my backg Woods and a treeg Roman weddingg Four cute kidsg Hold itlg Stormy weatherg Stradivariusg Two cute catsg Go to your cornersg Builderg Smile nice. Cubby Runners sm WAV - A, E 2 E Es 55 ' M ' Activities -1.11 . f r. n- U 0 CHRO ICLE STAFF FlllS'I' ROXV tleft to right? - Mary Ann May, Elizabeth Dumas, Donna llainmerly. .Ioan Supinski, Raymoml Monte, Arthur A urzind. .lurlilh Stevenson, Frzxnves Delilander, John Rohr-rtson. SECOND ROW' - Miss Kirk. liaurain K4-llvrmann. Fliirlvy Donaldson, Gayle Gamonrle. Nancy Gillespie, Xvillilllll Fulxner, Joseph Rehak, Marlin lglar. Rnnahl Ragland. 'l'l-llllll HOW - XVilli:ini Janowsky. xvillllllll he-Mal, Roger lllclilhaney. Paul Chiff, Robe-rt Klimas. Dennis Dewey. hy- nian llollaire, Charles Slalles, Richard Daniels, FIRST ROW - ileft to rightj - Delores Randour, Shirley Donaldson, Frances DeBlander, Nancy Gillespie, Raymond Zllvuu'-, .loan Supinskl, Judith Stevenson, Arthur Aurancl, Joseph Rehak. SECOND ROVV - Miss Kirk, Joanne Heron, Elizalmth Dumas, Adrian Malone, Nancy Lesko, Alice McNVreath, Georgia Pavlic, Laurain Kellermann. THIRD ROW - Ronald McClain, John Robertson, Melvin Delposen, Dolores Latini, Donna Galloway, Gayle Gamonde, Donna I-Iammerly, Jnnivc lirancart. FOVHTH ROVV - NVilliznn Fulmer, Thomas Fowler, Richard Daniels, Martin Iglar, WVilliam LeMal, Robert Klimas, Roger Mr-Elhaney, Charles Slales. FIFTH ROVV - Jvillilllll Janowsky, Lyman Bellaire, Xvilliam Dempe, Dennis Dewey, Paul Chiff, Jack Zirwas, Ronald Ragland, Chronicle Staff Completes Task The C111'o11i1'1e st111f of 111155 has some- how Illilllilgtitl to get the eight editions of the M. 11. S. Clirouiele out o11 ti111e, 11111011 to t11e 1111111ze111e11t of Miss 11111111 Kirk. p11111ie11tio11s 1111viso1'. 1 Allillilllgll t11e jo111'11111is111 e111ss Stflxllllllg' ly 112111 110 fresh i11e11s, t11e l'111'o11i1'1e 111011 wit11 111111ost 0VCl'y0llC1S 11ppro1'11l. Ray Meute, the editor, 111111 11 1lif1i1'111t ti111e ill getting the 11111- te1'i111 i11 to he 1'l1e1'ke11 111111 111011 typed. Final- ly, just i11 time, Ray 111111 the rest of the staff 111'e11t11e11 11 sigh of relief 11s t11e lIl11101'1il1 11701117 to press. liven though QfQ17111l1g till' 11111te1'i111 i11 011 time is 1111111 work 111111 getting Cllllllgll money to pay for it is e1'e11 1l2ll'l10l', EIS future elasses will 111111 out, t11e st1111e11t re11ps 11111115' 11e11efits. Tl1e feeling of 11e1ro111p1is11111e11t one feels W1lC11 he sees his work i11 print 1'111111ot he 111111011011 even hy seeing 2111 MAN 011 the 1111111- est tlllxllll' 1111 ll2lS written. T11e S17llL1Cll171S Eug- 1is11 slowly 11ll1ll'OVOS tl1l'0l1g1l Miss ,Kirk's e111'ef111 s11pe1'visio11. S1l1l'0 1'Ctl1IlXVOI'k is IICCCS- sary i11 pr111111ei11g 11 good paper, o11e 10ill'l1S to e11epe1'11te 111111 get 111111115 wit11 other people. SOClll'1llg 2I11Vl'l'11S01llC1l11S provides experience i11 meeting 111111 tltxilllllg with the public. The 21l1YCl'111S1llg st1111 lll21l1ilgCl1 to secure Ollllllgll 1l11V0l'flS?Il1C1ltS to 1111111100 tl1e paper. They worke11 very hard 111111 fOll1ld the busi- 11035111011 of 3101301111111 very cooperative. All of the stuifs worked 1111111 to put 01113 ll Chron- iele to suit 1111 w11o read it. .11 The C1l1'01llClG staff wishes luck, success, 11111111-y, 111111 fllll to 1111 fllfllli? U11ro11ie1e staifs. Senior Cooperation hisures Successful Laurel The 1.211ll'01 is 11 very good l'XillllP1C of what 1'1111 he 11e1'o111p1is11e1l XV1lCll 21 group works f0W2ll'l1 11 1311111111011 goal. This group is the Senior class of 11155, 111111 our goal was the u11il1ll'01u, of which we 11re very lll'Ul1l1. Early i11 the year t11e V2ll'10llS staffs were chosen 111 Il e111ss 111eeti11g. These i111-111111-11 t11e E11itori111, 1311si11ess, A11vertisi11g, Art. P1111- t0gl'tlP1lA', l.11Z0l'2ll'y, Sports, 111111 k1l1'i'111llf101l Staffs. The E1litori111 Staff. wit11 .Ray Meute 21S Editor-i11-C11ief, is responsible for assem- lllillg t.11e ye11r11ook. liusiuess Staff ll101l11J0l'S have the joh of raising lllOllOy 111111 SCC11l'1l1g s1111se1'iptio11s. Money was 1'11ise11 hy 21 15-cent dance, il Barry Kaye 11tll1C0, the 11111111111 box- ing glove game, 111111 selling 11111g11zi11es. The iX11V0l'11S1llg Staff is 1'espo11sib1e for soliciting 2l11V0l'f1S1llg 111111 1111111es of patrons. Me11111e1's of the Art Staff Ctll'1'.Y out the t11e111e of t11e f'0ill'1JOU1i, 11eeid1-11 upon by the entire senior 1'111ss. The P1l0f0g1'2llJ1ly staif eolleets pictures from M. H. S. Sflll10ll11S, 111111 the Literary Staff is 1'0SllU1lS11J10 for the writeups lI11l1Ql' the P1ltlll'OS. Sports 1Ilf0l'l1lk1T10I1 is eo111pi1e11 by the lllC1l11JOl'S of the Sports staff, 111111 the Ci1'e11111tio11 Staff sees to it tl111t GV0l'y01l6 re- eeives 11is 1,2lll1'Cl. The Senior e111ss wishnto express their siueere t111111ks to Miss Kirk for 11G1' g11i111111ee 111111 gGl1C1'O1lS assistance, to Mr. Davis for his 11111181710 110113 with t11e art work, 111111 to the 2lt1V0l'11S01'S 111111 1121tl'0llS for their fi111111ei111 aid. Pan-American Club Promotes Understanding of Latin America El Ulub Pan-Americana, one of the more colorful organizations of M. H. S., gives the Spanish students a fuller understanding of the peoples of 'Latin America. At meetings held every other Friday, reports a1'e given on Spanish-speaking countries. current news from Latin America is discussed, and Span- ish music is enjoyed. This year's many activities included a Merienda, or Spanish tea party, a ehili party, and a very impressive ceremony at which Mrs. Campbell, the sponsor, presented the pi11s. Only Spanish was spoken at these af- fairs, with a penalty imposed on anyone who spoke English. Two well - attended dances were held by the club. The outstanding event of the year was the trip to the Carnegie Music Hall to see Jose Greco. famous Spanish dancer, Rlllil his troupe. Senor Greco and two of his dancers performed a special dance at the request of the students. Ottieers of the Pan-American Ulub are: ,Fernand Thomassy, presidentg Joanne Her- on, vice presidentg Nancy Gillespie, secre- taryg and Frances l7el3lander, treasurer. .l. C. L. Carries Out Roman Traditions The Junior Classical League, under the direction of Mrs. Clainpbell, had a very busy and successful year. Among its numerous ac- tivities were the Saturnalia and an impres- sive eandlelight ceremony at which the Ji. U. L. members received their pins, and new members were taken into the club. The Satur- nalia, consisting of a banquet and entertain- ment provided by the tirst-year Latins, was carried out in the true Roman style. A field trip to the Latin Festival held at Huhl Planetarium was a major event of the year. The students enjoyed the sky show and visited the 'Latin exhibit. Many interesting exhibits in the form of maps, leatherwork, and wood carving' were entered. ln connection with the Latin Festival, two Mcllonald stu- dents eompeted in a Latin examination held at Allegheny High School in February. Otiicers of the J. U. L. are: Carol Loh- man. presidentg Karen Cobbett, vice presi- dentg Louis Thomassy, secretaryg and Wil- liam Randour, treasurer. PAN-AMERICAN CLUB SEATED-Left to Right-William Lee Randour, Karen Cobbett, Carol Lohman, Louis Thomassy, Jr. STANDING-Camellia Toulouse, Peggy Brenkus, Mrs. Campbell, Barbara Bugay, Thomas Fowler, David Laughery. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW CLeft to Rightb -Mary Ann Klimas, Judith Stevenson, Frances DeBlander, Shirley Donaldson, Gloria Mazzocco, Joan Supinski, Donna Galloway, Huguette Gaillard, Dolores Latini, Nancy Gillespie, Laurain Kellermann. Carole Miller. SECOND ROW-Patricia Myers, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Phyllis Simpson, Barbara Bugay, Phyllis McElhaney, Donna Perrarcl, Vera Cook, Beverly Doehre, Mary Ann Toulouse, Patricia Hainpson, Miss Ammons. THIRD ROW-Carole Campbell, Donna Cooper, Joan Denny, Karen Cobbett, Betty Dufey, Janet Carroll, Margie Beth Hull, Peggy Brenkus, Vera DeBlander. FIRST ROW ILeft to Right! - Joanne Heron. Joan Supinski, Mrs. Abell, Phyllis McElhaney, Rosemary Morgan. SECOND ROW-Judith Stevenson, Elizabeth Dumas, Delores Randour, Joan Denny, Camellia Toulouse, Lois Woods, Mary Rosecrans, Phyllis Simpson, THIRD ROW-Shirley Donaldson, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Carole Campbell, Vera DeBlander, Huguette Gail- lard, Vera Cook, Karen Cobbett. FUTURE NURSES CLUB F. H. A. Girls Interested in Homemaking The F. ll. A. is made up of sophomore, junior, and senior girls who desire in the fu- ture years to be capable housewives in well- run homes. The club is sponsored by Miss 'De- lores Annnons, head of the Home Economics Department. At Christinss time the club members brought in various toys which they refinished. These toys were given to the Chamber of Connnerce to be distributed to needy families. F. N. C. Leads to The Future Nurses Club is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior girls who are interested in a nursing career, or one of its ul- lied professions. This year the club was under the direction of the school nurse, Mrs. Eliza- beth Abell. The aims of the club are to recruit girls for nursing. to acquaint the girls with the duties, tltlV2lllfilQjCS, und rewards of nursing. and to make them funiiliur with the different phases of nursing. Members of the F. N. U. und senior The zumual style show was as usual a great success. Home Economies students inod- eled the articles of clothing which they had made throughout the year. ' The F. II. A. officers for this year were: Joan Supinski, presidentg Donna Galloway, vice presidentg Gloria Mazzocco, seeretaryg Huguette Gaillard, treasurerg Frances De- Blunder, historiang and Shirley Domildsoii, degree eliairman. Nursing Career home nursing students visited the Mercy hos- pital during Open House. hater in the year a member of the Army Nurse Corps talked to the girls. 'l'hree senior girls have nmde applica- tions und have been accepted by Pittsburgh schools of nursing. Otlicers of the club included: Phyllis Mclfllhaney, presidentg Roseniary Morgan, vice presidentg Joan Supinski, secretaryg and J ozmne Heron, treasurer. Kem Klub Reorganizes The Kean Klub was reorganized this year under the direction of Mr. Blockowiez. The club is made up of Uheinistry students inter- ested in a career based on science. At ineet- ings held every Thursday noon, reports are given on recent scientific developments, and experiments are perfornxcd by the inenibers. The Kem Klub joined the Science Club of America and. early in the year, the mein- bers purchased pins. Movies dealing with all brauclies of science were enjoyed by the stu- dents and proved to be of value in class work. lgatcr in the year a very successful dance was held and a banquet was planned. Ofliccrs of the Kem Klub are: Ronald Mcfllain, presidentg Joseph Rehak. vice pres- identg Delores Randour, secretaryg Alice Me- W reath, treasurerg and Judith Stevenson, re- porter. Projector Club Proves Useful to School The Projector Club is one of the most popular clubs of M. H. S. The reason for its popularity is the many movies enjoyed by the students. Mr. Blockowicz, the director, takes time from his busy schedule to give individ- ual instruction to the club iueinliers-teaclr ing them the operation of the projection ap- paratus. This includes the setting up, taking apart, and putting away of the projector, pho- nograph, P. A. system, and spotlights. M r. Bloc-kowicz has also given instruction on the operation of the tri-purpose tilnislide projec- tor. Otlicers elected this year included : Gary Uhitf, presidentg hvlllltfllll Dillon, vice presi- dentg Shirley llonaldson, secretary-treasurerQ and Robert Johnston, reporter. KEM KLUB FIRST ROW lleft to right?-Judith Stevenson, Joseph Rehak, Delores Randour, Ronald McClain, Alice Mc- Wreath. SECOND ROW-Arthur Aurand, Dennis Dewey, Mr. Blockowicz, Joanne Heron, Raymond Meute, Eliza- beth Dumas. FIRST ROW Cleft to right?-Robert Klimas, Shirley Donaldson, Arthur Aurand, Raymond Meute, Joseph Rehak, Elizabeth Dumas. SECOND' ROW-Roger McElhaney, Donald Perrard, William Dillon, William Dickinson, Beverly Doehre. THIRD ROW-Gary Chiff, Robert Johnston, Harvey Brookins, John Putt, Fernand Thomassy, Mr. Block- PROJECTOR CLUB owicz. .X...xw A Q 9 R W1 , 'hs - 3 N Xi 4 K 4 f M 'iX ri' 2 ,gs Q ,pn V 1-J .if .. 8 ff, . ? ' 15. , 1 4 W-A W yn g QQ 'L' 4' 'f X 'P ' 1 K X X ': ' : N 5 f 'W L . pak' 454 Q 1 i A .A I 'Q X fm S l A 'si 'Q ff GM if wr 1 v 1 03 Q S' h , h l FIRST ROW Cleft to rigrhtl-Carol Toward, Cnnvlliu Tunlonso. Elizala-th Dumas. Marilyn Falun-r. Dolores Latinl. Nancy Gillvspiv. llarvvy llrnukins, Irwin l.0Liurstoin, David Hollinger, David l,aug'lwry, Larry Thornton. Carole Uainpboll, Mary Ann lilinias, lloverly Dm-hrv. Sally lirockvnyvr. Patricia llainpsun, Shirley Donaldson, Frances Delilander. SEUOND ROXX'-Palrivia Myors. Carole Milli-r, Vora Cook. Lois XVumls. Donna Coopor. Glnria Mazzovco, Raymond Meute, John Williamson. Donald Perrard, John Pun. Rnsvniary Morgan, Rose Losjak, Elaine Winlvrs. .loye Masqnelivr, Joanne Heron. Suzanne Kunklv, Mr. Mruk. 'Plllltlv ROW--Donna lk-rrard. Alia-o Lionard. Ram-hcl Iiuglwy, Mary Ellon Kloppol. Judith Swvonson. Paul Masqueller, Artiznr Anrand. David Aloroditli. .Inst-ph Hohak, Phyllis Simpson, Patricia Harvey, Norma Thornton. Hugnf-llc Gaillard, Phyllis Ma-Ellianoy. Donna, Hannnorly. FOUR'l'H ROW-Mary .lane Ranilour. Mary Alyvo Russoll, Yora llolilamior, Donna Galloway, Gayle Gamonde. Milton lmwoll. Rohm-rt Johnston, Ronald Powell. William Dickinson, William Klimas, Joan Supinskl, Karen Cnbbett, .Ioan Denny, Shirley Crowe, Patricia Bennett, Janice Brancart, THE CHORU and D CE BAND Tho M. ll. S. Chorus, witll il linv assort- niont of Sopranos, altos, tcnors, and llassos, gavv ax fllll'lStlll2lS cantata for the stialm-nt lloaly. .icconipaniml by thc lunal, it provimloml thu vocal inusiv at fllll Spring ililostival. 'lfln' chorus also sang at ll2lC'C2ll2lll1'02llC anal coni- iiioiwuiiient. Mr. Mrak ill'l'illlg0ll for 21 group of nia- sivians to provimlo tlio 1l1llSlC for tlio Spring Clliorns clanvo wliivli was livlcl in April. Although tlio Dana-o Bznnl startoml late this year, it lllllllllgtlllj nnclor the capable xli- rovtion of Mr. lllrnk, to turn ont nlany line performances. Ainong its autivitios wore providing tllo nnisio for the Style Show and the Senior Play. Altliongli the sonior nioinliors will be niissoml, tllo niiclorcflass nionilicrs promise that next your tlic lmancl will llc bottvr than CVC1'. FlliS'l' HOW lloft to righll-Harroy llruokins. l'aul lilasquvlivr. lrwin l.vrli-rsh-in. David haugliory, 'Fhmnas l46Ill0Il. Fran- vvs Dvlilandvr. SECUND ROXV-Joseph ltohak. .lohn Pull, Robert l.amh. Edwin Mr-haliv. Honry Moreau, Ross Sigley. SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS - Kneeling ileft to rightlx Carole Miller. Shirley Donaldson, Gloria Mazzocco, Alice Lienard. Standing: Donna Galloway, Gayle Gamonde, Dolores Latini. Cheerleaders Boost Morale of Student Body The M. ll. S. l'l100l'lCilll0l'S 1l0s01'v0 0r01lit for lilillllllg tl10 sT111l011f body i11 0l1001's and s0l1ool songs uf football illltl lulsliotlmll QZIIIIOS mul p0p klSS0lllllll0S. 'llllPSU girls, lll'0SS0ll i11 t1'z11litio11z1l l'0ll anal white, have p1'a10ti001l long Rlllll l1a11'0 workvnl l1:11'1l at tl10 0l1001's NVllll'll 1'0- q11i1'0 p1'00isio11 Rlllll ba1lz11100. T110 l'll0l'l'lC2lKlCl'S s01'v0 us il L'01'1lCl'Sf0ll0 of svhool spirit. T110 girls 111'0 Sll0llSUl'0tl by Mrs. llillllll- b0ll. who has g11i1l01l tl10111 cupalbly tl11-o11gl1o11t tl10 f'02ll'. 'lllll' vllllllill' l'lll'l'l'll'ilill'l'S ill'l' IYUIIIIQUI' 0opi0s of tllll Sl'lllOl' 0l1001'l0z11l01's. 'l'l10s0 girls l1z11'0 also work04l long and l1:11'ml at their CllO0l'S. 'l'l10y loaul tl10 0l1001'i11g S0l'fl0ll at tl10 junior high gannes. 'llll1l'l'0 are four gl'illlllllt-lllg 1110111l101's: lllillllil Gzlllowuy, lll'illl c-l10o1'l011ml01-g Gilyll' G2lllll7llll0, llolor0s l.z1fi11i, and Shirley Ilon- IllKlS01l. T110 j1111io1' c-lass lllOlllb0l'S are Cill'0lI' Milli-1' lllltl Gloria Muzzor-vo. 'l'l10 s11l1stit11t0 is .Xli00 l,ll'lllll'kl. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS - First Row Kleft to rightb: Doris Thornton, Peggy Masquelier, Rose Les- jak, Brenda Cimarolli. Second Row: Edith Jozwiakowski, Judy Albertini, Joette Russell, Judith Randour. The Senior High Pep Pep Club Fosters School Spirit Tho Pop Club is the root of our st-hool spirit. Gnimloml by tllo 0l1ool'lo:11lol's, ivllll M. ll. S. Sl7llll0llfS stainml l1ol1i11ml the football Zlllll bus- kotlmll players, spurring tll0l1I o11 to victory. The Pop Club is l'0ll1POSCll of tho 1110111- bors of the clwcring sqmul, the school lltllltl, :intl tho football and lJ2lSli0tll2lll tvauns. This your 11101llllCl'S of the c-lub ruisoal 1ll0ll0.Y by selling pon11unt pi11s and 15l'0gl'2llllS nt the llU1ll0 football gzunos anal by selling shirts lK'ill'lllg tho Alvllllllilltl MRL-cl Devil. Tho Pop Club was responsible for the ll0l'0I'ilflUllS for the lFootl1a1ll Dance anal pur- clmsosl the PQIIOOIIQS football, lll2lKlC of flowers, as well as tho 'flowers Cill'l'l0ll by the utteml- ants. ' Mrs. Czunpbell sponsors tho Pep Club. The officers are: Donna Galloway, presinlentg Phyllis Mc,l'lll1:111oy, vice prosiilontg Rachel ,ll11gl1oy, socrotziryg and flllary lhllll Toulouse, l7l'02lSll1'UI'. The Junior High Pep Club I S if X f Z! ff A tbletics - Loaders W Red Devils Again Contenders for Championship For the second consecutive year the Red ,Devils were contenders for the XV. P. I. A. li. Class B chauipionship. Again the Macs had an undefeated and untied season in reg- ular schedule. The team was eligible to enter thc cliainpionsliip playoff because it gained the most points in Class B competition un- der the Gardner Point system. Although defeated in the championship ganie, the entire tcani played a hard-fought game and gained more yardage and more first downs than did the opponents. The Athletic Council again sponsored the annual football banquet when well de- served honor was paid to Head Coach Guy Tornabene, Assistant Coaches Edward Hepe and Edward Blockowicz, Co-captains Robert Kliiuas and Paul Chitf, the entire team, illlil the nianagers for bringing such a successful football season to M. H. S. Mr. Tornabenc had the distinction of being nained lVashington County Coach of the Year. SEASON 'S RECORD SEXlORS itliogcr Mclillhaney, E 'liljaul Chiff, HB iiwilliain Denipc, G 'illobert Klinias, QB WLyn1an Bellaire. T John Robertson, FB SOPIIOMORES 'xklohn Putt, T 'xwilliani Spaudo, QB 'Xlmuis Thoinassy, E tEdward Sawhill, HB Robert Rcedy, T .Ton Scinbcr, FB Edward Schreiber, E Victor Dehoux, E .McDonald 6 - South Fayette .... O Mcllonald 32 - Avalon ....... . . O at McDonald 26 - Midway .... . . 9 Mcllonald 20 - Neville .......... 12 Mel lonald 39 -- lliest liethlcheni . .13 Mcllonald 25 - Avclla .......... O Mcllonald 19 -- Hickory . . . . . 7 McDonald 40 - Claysville ....... 0 Total 207 Total 41 Cinxss HB' Cinxnrioxsnir G4XhlE McDonald 0 South Huntingdon 20 Yvilliam lVyke, C Paul Rocher, G lvilliani llandour, l'll3 J UNIORS John lVilliamson, G iilslarvey Brookins, HB +Willian1 Dickinson, T Wllerry Smith, QB NM iltou Powell, G 'JP -N Louis Masquelier, C leilanies Jozwiakowski, l' iRecd Scott, E Robert Johnston, HR F ernand Thoniassy, T Gary Chiif, HB August Richards, G Donald Perrard, HB lf'RiESllMEN Mike Meehan, QB Jack Holland, G Robert Noble, G Gene Pcnbcrthry, T it Indira-tc.s Letterman Left to Right-Robert Klimas Paul ChiE, co - captains: Mr Edward Hepe, Assist ant Coachg Mr. Guy Tornabene Head Coachg Mr. Edward Blockowicz, Assistant Coach FOOTBALL VARSITY LINE Cleft to right?-Roger McElhaney, Lyman Bellaire, John Williamson, Louis Masquelier, William Dempe, John Putt, James Jozwiakowski. BACKFIELD Qleft to rightl-Paul Chiff, Robert Klimas, William Spaude, Harvey Brookins. an his FIRST ROW Qleft to right?-Edward Sawhill, Thomas Lemon, Gerald Piazza, Michael Meehan, Paul Roch- er. William Wyke. William Randour, August Richards, Donald Perrard, Victor Dehoux, John Holland. SECOND ROW-William Dickinson, Roger McElhaney, Lyman Bellaire, John Williamson, Louis Masque- lier, Paul Chiff, William Dempe, Robert Klimas, John Robertson, Harvey Brookins, John Putt, William Spaude, James Jozwiakowski. THIRD ROW-Mr. Hepe, Mr. Blockowicz, Jon Sember, Louis Thomassy, Jr., Edward Schreiber, Fernand Thomassy, Milton Powell, Robert Reedy, Reed Scott, Robert Johnston, Terry Smith, Gene Penberthy, Mr. Tornabene. FOOTBALL SQUAD FOOTBALL STATISTICS SPECIAL FOOTBALL HONORS lNDlV1DUAl. SCORING TD Ex. Pts. Tot. Rouen MUEIJIANI-rr, Sen,-ior' - Sun-Tele lffogkllls ' ' '15 2 99' . V ' ...... 3 ' grnpli Class B All-Star tezun 3 Post-Gazette T U 3 t. ,x nuns .... ar f Oluss B All-Startealnl5lVasl1ington-Greene J. Robertson . . 1 1 7 Conference First team. J Jiozxxviilkoxvski 1 0 6 XV. Spuude .... 1 0 6 JSORI-lR'1' K1.1nAs, Sen-ior - Post-Gazette R- J0h11Sff011 - - - 1 0 6 Class B All-Star teznn 5lVushington-Greene rl' Smlth ' 0 2 2 Conference, honorable 1ne11tion. AVERAGE YARDAGE Tries Average l,AUL Onrnn, Sen.ior-Washiugton-Greene 1' . Ulliff -.-- -105 9-03 yflS- Conference First teanig Post-Gazette, hon- E- Sawhlu - - - - 4 9 yds- , - H. Brookins .... . S6 8.1 Yds. Olilbllb niention. H . , ' J. Jozwmkowski ...... 1 5 yds. D u li. Klimus ...... . 73 -1.1 yds. W11.1.1An Dumric, Sen-for - Washington- J. somber D i . . 5 2.8 yds. Greene Conference Second team 5 Post- R, Johnston , . . 5 2,6 yds. Gazette, honorable mention. - lv- SP1U1Cl0 - - f 15 2-33 yds- ' Ji. Robertson . 10 2.2 yds. , . , . T. S 'tl ...... . G 2 fl . LYMAN B1s1.L.x11:.r:, Senftor - Washington- R mfrimilauey 1 O Greene Oonferenee, honorable mention. i i i i h ' ' I I FIR-ST DOWNS 1l,u:.v1eY B1:oo1uNs, Junrior - Sun-Tele- McDonald 93 OP1'U1lU tS 53 graph Class B All-Star teauug Washington- IiIUIi0FFS Greene Conference First tezun. Tries A,Ue.,.age Seinber . . . . . 2 -1-S.5 yds. J .inns J OZXVIAKOXVSKI, J'llIl I:0l' - AVHSLI- Uhiff - - - - - -37 41-2 yds- ington-Greene Conference, honorable 1llGll' Smlfh ' ' ' ' ' 1 fm yds' tion ' Brookins . . . ......... 1 28 yds. PUNTS Louis M.isQU1c1.11f:1:, - J un.-ior 5 Washing- J0ZWi2lk0WSki --------- 20 32-3 ,Y1lS- ton-Greene Conference, l101l0l'illJll' mention. bember' ' ' ' 1 17 yds' .Bill Klnnus ........... 1 15 yds. J'ollN 1'U'r'r, ISIIIIIIUYILUIW - xvllSlllllgfOll- FUMBLES LQST T1 Greene U01lfCl'0llCC, llonorable mention. lllcllonuld 9 Opponents 17 SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Left to Right, Top to Bottom-Did you miss Sawhil1'?g Where'd he go, Bill? Move, K1imas!g Howdy Doody g Robertson watches a hassleg Taking it easy, B1'ookins?g Catch me if you can. SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS iLeft to Rightl - Harvey Brookins, Jon Sember, Paul Chiff, Roger McElhaney, William Dickinson, James Jozwiakowski, Mr. Hepe. Milton Powell, William Spaude, Terry Smith, Robert Johnston, John Davis, John Williamson. VARSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL STATISTICS SEASON'S RECORD .7 1 NDIVIDUAL SCORING FG Powell ....... 125 Jozwiakowski . . 70 McElhaney . . . 38 Williamson . . . 41 Davis ........ 34 Brookins ..... 17 Chiff .... 9 Spaude . ...... 11 Selnbei' .. . . . 2 Smith . ....... 2 Dickinson .... 1 Johnston ..... 0 Mellonalml 37' ivest Allegheny 51 McDonald 64 South Fayette . 44 Nellolialml 43 YVest Allegheny 84 Mfcllonald 50 South Fayette . 64 Mcllonald 41 Cecil ........ 52 McDonald G2 Cecil ....... 64 Nlllcllonald 62 Avellu ....... 50 NMCDOI1-ald 44 E. W8Sll1llgt0ll 53 5McD011ald 45 Olaysville .... 43 iiMcDonalcl 50 Midway ...... 55 +1iIOD01l2llKl 67 1Vest Alexzunler 54 llA'ICDO1lHlLl 43 Hickory ..... 58 ':+1iICDOI1fllLl 41 Avella ....... 34 NMCD011tllLl 58 E. XVBSl1ll1gf0l1 G7 6MeDonald 53 Oluysville .... 40 5McDonald 40 Midway ...... 52 9 MeDonald 51 iVest Alexander . . .48 95MCDO11illLl 50 Hickory ......... 53 915 966 'X' I ndicwtes League Gu-mesj W on 7, .Lost 11 SEN IORS WR. McE1haney XP. Ohiif SOPIIOMOHES NW. Spaudo J. Seniber 'X Indicates Letterman J UN IORS ielifl. Powell NJ. Jozwiakowski 'X'J. Williamson WJ. Davis W. Dickinson T. Smith R. J'OllllSt0ll 'x'H. Brookins Pts. 317 174 107 97 93 46 31 34 7 4 3 2 915 Av. Per Game 17.8 12.6 6 5.4 5.1 3.8 2.6 2.4 2 2 2 2 JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW lleft to rightl-Victor Dehoux, Michael Meehan, Donald Perrard, Larry Thornton, Shannon Margerum. SECOND ROW-Coach Edward Hepe, Ronald Goins, John Putt, Richard Scott, Jules Multunas. I FIRST ROW tleft to rightb -Raymond Miller, William Tornabene, Dennis Cooper, William Sember, Charles Lacey, Mr. Blockowicz. SECOND ROW-John Holland, Arthur Randour, Richard Gaillard, James Valentour, John Carroll, Joseph Almady. THIRD ROW-Walter Michalak, Robert Bastide, Dale Miller, Meade McKee, Edwin Mehalic, Regis Smith. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - .1955 Paul Flliff, solovfucl by tho l.0lfl0l'Il10l1lS Ululm as tho Most xyillllilllll? ll'layo1'l' of 15555, wins tho covotoml alwaml given zmlxnallltv to tho UllllSt2l1lCllllg athlete of tho your. llo is tho cighth utlllutu to lu- so lmonoroll. Paul, who plnyocl both varsity football mul lmskotbull, was K'O'C2lPt?ll11 of the football foam in his soniov 'V02ll'. Tho uwnrcl is given to him boczmso ho meets not only the ufhlotic 1'oqui1'o1uo11ts lmf- also tho equally llll1l0l't1l.1ll l'Cllllll'QlllC11lTS of leaclership, ol1a1'acte1', scholarship, and sportslmulship ostulmlisllecl in former yours by tho nmuy l'lll0 atlllotcs who have l'OP1'CSC11lCLl Mcllouuld High School. LETTERME ' CL B FIRST ROXV Ckvft to Right!-.Inn Soniluor. Rnhert Nuhlv. Iislxrzxrd Sawhiil. Vivtnr Dehoux. XVilIi:un XVXRP, l':ull Rncher, xxvilliillli Rainilnur. August Rivlmrds, Mix-hnol Meehan, Donald Moore, Shannon Margernm. John Rolvortsnni 'Phmnaxs LDIIIUII. SECOND ROXV-Mr. l3lovkon'iuz, Roger MvElhaney, Donald Perrnrd, Gary L'hitT. Edward Srlureilmr, John Hollund, Arthur Aurnnd, Hziynimui Blvutv. Ronald Jizlnnino, Robert lilillllls, Paul L'hi!T, I-l:u'v0y lirnukins, Mr, Hepe. THIRD RUXV--John Putt. Iiirhurnl Pasrmx. Lylnnn Rr-llairo, Louis Mzxsquolivr, Fornand Tliomalssy, Louis Thonmssy, Jr.. Milton I'mr0ll. Terry Smith, Livno 1,PIlhDl'lhY, Robert Johnston. .lnhn Williamson. F0l'R'l'H RONV - Robert Hoody, Xvuliillil Klimns, Xifilliaxn Dim-I-zinsnn. Reed Sa-olt, James Jozwizxknwski. William Spuudc. 1 FIRST ROW L14-ft tn Righll-Louis Mn:-uiuelier. Dnlv Miller, Shannon Margerum, Donald Monro. SEUOND ROVV-Arthur Aurnnd. liuyxnoml Monte. Ruynmnnl Miller, John Ruberlson,William Klinius, Rin-hzxrd Pascoe. THIRD ROVV-Gene Pen- bvrlliy, Richard G11 illai rd. Lettermen's Club Maintains High Standard of Sportsmanship The lQettermen's Club is the backbone of Mcllonaldis athletic program. It is composed of all the boys who take part in M. H. S. sports, and its purpose is to maintain Me- Donald's reputation for good sportsmanship tllltl friendliness. Each year the l.cttermen's Club pur- chases jackets for the lcttermcn of football and basketball. The club also chooses a foot- ball queen who is crowned at the Football Dance, an outstanding event of the year. Don- na Galloway, head cliecrleader, was queen this year. Managers Contribute to Managers play an important pa1't in the athletic program of any high school. M clion- ald was especially fortunate this year ill hav- ing a hard-working group of boys who were at least partly responsible for the successful season i11 football by seeing that all the play- ers were properly equipped and fitted. The managers are usually boys who are in the early junior high or boys who do not wish to take part in the sports program. They are chosen by the coaches and the boy with tl1e most experience is the nheadv man- ager. The athletes have developed thc habit of making the managers the object of practical jokes or taking everything out on them when something goes wrong. Many a manager has gone home soaking wet from being thrown into the showers, clothes a11d all. The man- The l'.cttermcn's t'lnb also has tl1e privi- lege of selecting the outstanding athlete of the year. This has been done since the club's organization in 1948. This year Paul Chitf was chosen as tl1e Athlete of the Year. Oflieers elected for 1955 were: Robert Klimas, president, William Dempe, vice president, John lVilliamson, secretary-treas- nrer. The ofiicers are assisted in their duties by tl1e head coach, Mr. Tornabene, and assist- ant coaches, Mr. Blockowicz and Mr. llepe. Success of Athletic Teams agers are a cheerful and sportsmanlike group of boys and take things like unexpected show- ers in their stride. Many important duties are tl1e responsi- bility of the managers. They must check the equipment, keep it neat and in order, keep the sports statistics, li11e the field for home games, have the first-aid kit ready on short 11otiee, tape the athletes' ankles and wrists, and have water within the reach of thirsty players. Two senior boys, Arthur Aurand and Raymond Meutc, had tl1e special responsibil- ity of keeping sco1'e and Plllllllllg the clock at basketball games. The managers of 1955 have ll01lC a fine and connnendable job. The students of M. H. S. should know and appreciate the managers and give them the credit they deserve. FOOTBALL COURT Left to Right - John Goode, Alice Lienard, Mary Ann Toulouse, Gloria Mazzocco, Shirley Donaldson, Gayle Gamonde, Joan Supinski, Allan McVicker lseatedb, Paul Chiff, Donna Galloway iQueenJ, Robert Klimas, Priscilla Miller lcrown-bearerl, Dolores Latini, Mary Ann May, Judith Stevenson, Phyllis McE1haney, Rachel Hughey, Carole Miller, Harry Cryblsky. Donna Calloway Crowned ueen Donna Galloway, lieaul elieerleauler anal active senior, was eleetecl Football Queen by the ll.l0ftCl'll1Cll,S Club and erownecl at the nn- nnul Football llunee heltl nt tlle close of foot- bull season. As in fornier years, the Football llnnee provetl to be one of the 0lllJSfillllllllg events of the year. The Queen was uttentlecl by tlie elieerleanlers, the Pep Club otlieers, and the senior inajorettes. She chose ,Dolores Latini, senior elieerlezuler, as l1e1' inuitl of honor. Co- eaptain Paul Chill escorted the Queen to her throne, a n tl Co-captain Robert Klimas erowned her. The eolorful setting and the crowning L'C1'Clll0lly lll2lliC this tmclitioiiail event 0110 long to be renieniberetl by both 1l2ll'flClll2llll7S and spectators. C. A. A. - Seniors fllelidael 1 l l Front Row fleft to right! -- Janice Brancart, Joan Supinski, Nancy Gillespie, Dolores Latini, Donna Gal- loway, Gayle Gamonde, Judith Stevenson, Frances DeB1ander. Second Row - Elizabeth Dumas, Adrian Malone, Georgia Pavlic, Donna Hammerly, Joanne Heron, Nancy Lesko, Laurain Kellermann, Miss Chambon. G. A. A. Plays R01md.R0bin o P The girls' basketball league was otf to a tlying start as the teams battled in a round- robin played in gym class. The gym periods were utilized for a seven-game class series with the Junior Panthers edging the Junior Bobisoxers tive games to two. and the Sopho- more Devils eking out the Sophomore T rot- ters four games to three. ln the iirst elimin- ation game, Fleteher's Panthers walloped lQienarcl's Devils 29 to 2, and Thor-nton's liobisoxers triumphed over Klimas' Trotters 28 to 17. ln the linal game. the Senior .Felidae eopped the championship by a 13 to 5 win over the Panthers, and the Devils eonsoled themselves with a G to -L vietory over the Trot- ters. Dolores hatini led the girls in high points with 58. Frances Delllander had see- ond high with 53 points. The Seniors were awarded pins: the Juniors, letter M's3 and the Sophomores, G. A. A. emblems. Otlieers for 195-l-1955 .were Donna Cooper, presidentg 1jUIlllR i4GklllOiNlil.5', ,itl vice presidentg Carole Miller. -seeretarygj. - 'N ajicy Gillespie, treasurer. The club was-spo11s'61'ecl by Miss Corabelle Uhanibon. V STANDING OF TEAMS First Place . . . ..... Felidae Sec-ond Place . . . . .Panthers Third Plaee . . . . .Bobisoxers Fourth Place . . .... Devils Fifth Place ............ Trotters Scorers for 1954-1955 were Mary Ann May, Georgia Pavlie, Suzanne Knnkle, Ra- ehel lliilghey. Referees were Betty Dumas, 'Linda Nolte, Mary Ellen Kloppel, Patty Chauvet, Marjie Hull, Martha Lee, Karen Cobbett, and Phyllis Simpson. Timers We re 'llaurain Kollerinaini. Elaine xVllltC1'S, Carol Toward, illlll .Mar- garet lgee. JUNIOR G. A. A. FIltS'l' NOTV Qleft lo rlghtl -- Phyllis Mc-Elhnney. Carole Cnznpboll. Mnry Ellen Kloppvl, Hnguette Guillnrd, Nornm. Thornlml. Donna Uoopvr. Jnnn Denny. Shirley Crowe. Rnse Arnnl. SECOND RUXV-Linda Nolte. Hnrhnrn. Rngny, Pntrlcln, Myers. Dorn Mae Fletclier. Gloria Mzizznccn. Pntris-in Harvey, Parole Miller. THIRD ROXV-llnrbnrn Lescallolte. Vern Cook, Vern Downunder. Donna Perrzlrd. Snrn Brown. Beverly Doohre. Elaine VVinters. FOURTH ROXV-Miss Clnunbon, Mary Jane Randonr, Patricia Bennett, Snznnne Kunkle. Mnry Alyve Russell. FIRST ROW' UQ-ft to right!-Peggy Urenkns. Janet Carroll. Karen Cobbelt. Alive Liennrd, Mary Ann Kliinas, Margie Beth Hull. li2ifl'il'iil Ilmnpson, Phyllis Simpson. SECOND ROXV--Miss Chnlnhnn, Mary Catherine Rosevrnns. Carol Lohman, Mnrinn Rin-h, Marilyn Fnlmor, lr:-no Tustin. Sully Rrockmyor. THIRD ROYV-Tlvtly Dufey, Ruth Fowler. Lillie Renard.. Pnlriciu Frazier. Martha Lee, Nose Uossack. Carol Toward. FOURTH ROXV -- Rachel Hnghoy, Rose-mary Morgan, Celine Nogasky, Janet McMillan, Cnincllin Toulouse. Patrivin Clinuvet, Lois YVOods, OPHO ORE C. . . i Left to Right ltop to bottomb-The athlete: Easter morningg Relaxingg No foodg Sweater girlsg Junior co-edg Who you waitin' for?g Big partyg Grove City: Drink it upg Pose Pretty: Lulug Some danceg Lookin' for a fightg Going to wreck this one'?g Mole and Donnag The big tripg Miss and Mrs.g Long agog This is what Santa leftg A11 dressed up. 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Jr. Miss Jessie Hamnierly Mr. and Mrs. Mark Denny Mr. and Mrs, J. X. T. Walker Miss Ja11e K. Kirk Jim Martin Alvin liertllold Carl G. DeVnlkeneer Joe ,Deflola and Carol Green Samuel ,Krenn Chick .Franklin Jim Taborski Mary Ulxappell Connie llaparuk Mary Dearolph Mr. and Mrs. Richard 'Latini .DoQDo and Holm llazel and Linda Varney Mr. V. E. Cobbett Karen Cobbett Ii0SGlllill'y Morgan Ralph E. Allison Hesse Allison Mr. and Mrs. William ll. Cooper Mr. and'Mrs. William Vegler Mr. and Mrs. George Meehan Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey Judith and Art Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kessler Mrs. Lena Leibert Don Elliott Mr. and Mrs. D. U. MeC'arty Peggy Lukan Mr. and Mrs. Amile Perrard Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Galloway Mr. and Mrs. George Skinder Mr. Theodore Legros Mr. and Mrs. J ack Wise Mr. and Mrs. ,Edmond Galloway Mary Ann Galloway Mr. James Galloway Mr. Hebert Dillon Donna and Mole Mr. and Mrs. Al Lienard Mr. and Mrs. Meade McKee John N. T. NValker, Jr. llarold W. Uameron Jules Farlier Mildred Snapp Andrew Shotis Bev and Al Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parkinson Mr. and Mrs. llarrly Lynch UNION MEMBERS fPatronsj Mr. and Mrs. Robert ll.. Stevenson Mr. and Mrs. ,Donald Brookius Mr. and M1-S. Edward Hope Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rzuidour, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ruseiolelli Mr. and Mrs. Earl Czuneron, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest G. Krainer Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Williams Mr. and Mrs. ll. N. Johnston Rev. Michael J. Conroy ' Huck Micllalak Mr. and Mrs. John Mlinnc Mr. and Mrs. Roger MeElln1ney Mr. and Mrs. Uolin Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Supinski, Sr. Joan and Don Uurol Lee Eiler Dr. und Mrs. hvlllitllll B. Lytle Dick Masquelier J unies Thomas Bennrd Bill Czuneron Mrs. Olynipiu. Mazzoeeo Mr. und Mrs. Giiy Tornubene Wlayne Masquelier Jock Schreiber Mr. and Mrs. li-aylnond Meute Annu May Pyle Mr. and Mrs. 'Rayinoiid Wade Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ganionde -Audrey and Beezer Gayle and Dickie Mr. and Mrs. R. VV. Giles Mr. und Mrs. Charles W. Gzuneron Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ayres Mrs. Mary Diunns Mary Lou Dinnus Mr. und Mrs. George llxuninerly Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Masquelier Jane Johnston Patricia Dolan Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Mewrezith, Sr Nvilson Ewing L1.CXVl'8iltlIl George i'J11gheud Gillespie Jack Yvarden Ruby and Bob Charles Eernaxl Baeu Jini Glark Mr. Bill Ashton J oe llraipczak Pat .lJeBlander Woody Jay Don Segui Robert Ji. Galloway Carl Albertini Eddie Marchesky Chief of Police Jini Cochran Alice Garley Mr. and Mrs. Regis Smith F. C. Crowe G. O. Llliflilllil' Joy Gillespie Mr. J. Schwartz Bob Aiken Harden Doc Clark Pat Ualabrese Patty Stewart and Bobby Noble Mr. and Mrs. George F. Gillespie Nancy and Hatchet The Vikings M1'. and Mrs. .Phil Provost S11utYy UNION MEMBERS fPatronsj Mr. illlll Mrs. 11111111 G. A1C11OW'0l1 Mr. 211111 Mrs. .E11NVill'l1 l:111g11y Mrs. L1101'GIlCC Xogasky 011111111 Xogasky Mr. 211111 Mrs. 111111121111 Iiilllflllilllll Mr. RLII11 Mrs. 1'1ill'l'A' Wilson M1'. 211111 Mrs. Albert Hoynes Mrs. 111111121111 W1111111-1', 111' 1111111111 1.1111 Scott Phyllis 211111 1311011 Glo 111111 ,Frog 110111121 Zlllll 151111 Mi1'l1.1 ' A12111il1L'1lilli Mr. 111111 M1's. MQ 11. U1-1l11t Mr. 211111 Mrs. 15. A. 131-you J'er1-y 111111 Delores Mr. 211111 Mrs. 1,3111 Toulouse G11s 1l0lll'l12ly Mr. 111111 Mrs. Joseph ,Riley 1.1111 211111 111110 Bev 111111 A1 1.011 1h111COL'li 111111111111 211111 Jlllllllly lQ11Q11ri11i Mrs. A121110 13l'ill1Clll'1Z Mr. G. 1.3l'2l1lL'kll'1Q M1'. 211111 Mrs. lflfklllk Siry Mr. 111111 Mrs. E11Wkll'1l P1111izz11 A .1fl1'1Clll1 J11111es Alllfttbll Bob 13111118 A Friend Bill I311iloy .Fl1111 Mr. 211111 M1's. 1111111111 Miller Mr. 111111 Mrs. :l'Jl1W2ll'1l 111-tti11g1-r Juke Miller Phyllis Si111pso11 1Jll1lliu Mr. 111111 M1's. 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I.J1111iels Mr. 111111 Mrs. Jxl'1'llIll' ixllfllllll 'l'11111111'v U11111p11ell 111111 f1s1111ell11 11o11e1tso11 Mr. 2.11111 Mrs. 1.1111 A. clilllll'l'0ll M1'. 1llll1 Mrs. F1'i1111i 11. .HC1111'1C1l Mr. 111111 Mrs. 112111108 G. 11111111 Stockholders Compliments of X H. M. PETTIT FUNERAL HOME Compliments of CENTRAL MEAT MARKET' S. A. BUGAY McDonald Hardware and Plumbing JOHN GAMONDE, Proprietor 109 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-2201 ANTHONY RICH Florist WAbash s-sl ll MCDONALD, PA. PEOPLE'S FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST C0 MCDONALD OFFICE MCDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA Member of Federal Reserve System Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati N 9 TOWARD S GARAGE CHRYSLER - PLYMGUTH SALES AND SERVICE 429 EAST LINCOLN AVENUE MCDONALD. PENNA. Phone, WAbash 6-495 I HICKORY LUMBER CO. LUMBER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES READY-MIXED CONCRETE HICKORY, PA. Phone, Hickory 40 Strom Studios NINTH STREET AND PENN AVENUE Pittsburgh 22, Penna. PHONE, ATLANTIC I-4575 Official Photographer for the 1955 Laurel Compliments of DISCO COMPANY Division of PITTSBURGH CONSOLIDATION COAL COMPANY R. D. No. I, MCDONALD, PA. PY mid 6-3011 PYramid 6-302l Compliments of WESTMINSTER FELLOWSHIP of The First Presbyterian Church Compliments of RECORD - OUTLOOK PRINTING CO. MCDONALD, PENNA. 'TTT' T' T 7 Compliments of Kellerman's Grocery MEATS AND GROCERIES Main Street R. D. 1, McDonald, Pa. Compliments of Wind - Rush Farm Gaitens' Agency 103 South McDonald Street WAbash 6-3311 Crafton Press LITHOCRAPHERS - PRINTERS Phones: WAlnut 2-2021 or 1-5315 5 Norma Street Crafton, Pittsburgh 5, Pa Scio China Company CHINA - GLASS - POTTERY GIFTS ' R. D. No. 1, Oakdale, Pa. Phone, Oxford 6-7459 Van's Tavern Always Good Music DINNERS AND BEVERAGES Home of The Finest Fried Chicken-In-the-Ruff Sea Foods - S-hrimp - Fish - Crabs Meat Patties All Kinds of Sandwiches Noblestown Road lVlcDonalc1, Pa Hires Bottling Co. of McDonald Bottlers of TEE-CEE SODAS Avanell Marsh ALI.. TYPES OF INSURANCE Phone, WAbash 6-332l Compliments of Mildred Snapp Dress Shopp MCDONALD, PA. Ray ,Iiannin0's Sc Son MOBILE SERVICE Washing and Greasing O'Hara Street McDonald, Pennsylvania Compliments of Bill Bepler BARBER Compliments of Knorr's Bakery Compliments of Burehianti's CLOVER FARM STORE Midway, Penna. Dr. Harden Clark Midway, Penna. Compliments of Hyman's Ideal Men's Shop Compliments of Pascoe GROCERY AND CONFECTIONERY WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE l27 East Lincoln Avenue lVlcDONAI..D, PENNA. Compliments of REGIS DANIELS JEWELER MCDONALD, PENNA. Phone, WAbash 6-2727 Compliments of ELEANOR'S FASHION SHOPPE MARY MEUTE. I05 West Lincoln Avenue Compliments of SHUPE'S PHARMACY THE REXALL DRUG STORE Reliable Prescription Service In McDonald Over a Quarter Century Compliments of D A I R Y I. A N D 107 East Lincoln Avenue Compliments of THE WAVERLY OIL womcs COMPANY Established 1880 Motor Oils from Pennsylvania Crude Oil Produced in McDonald Compliments of .l A C K W I S E Wise People Wear Wise Shoes THE BOAK CO. PHONES - CANONSBURG .EXCHANGE Garage SH 5-9530 -- Residence 5-2523 - Residence 5-4523 THE BRIDGEVILLE NATIONAL BANK MeDONALD OFFICE MCDONALD, PENNSYLVANIA Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insur anee Corporation PRIM PACKING COMPANY HOME-DRESSED QUALITY MEATS Compliments of GREATER PITTSBURGH ROLLER RINK SKATING NIGHTLY MASQUELIEIVS F O R D SALES AND SERVICE Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY Bic RUN, PA., JEFFERSON COUNTY Fl and Chenille Awards - Letters - Emblems - Banners - C p We feature a fine line of Sweaters, Jackets, Tee and Sweat Shirts BRAUN 'S PIE AND COFFEE SHOP GOOD PLACE TO EAT Junction of Routes I8 and 28 Compliments of PETER DAL PDS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION BATTLE RIDGE ROAD i FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS CURINIG - SMOKING MEAT PROCESSING Phone, wfxbnnn 6-31 II McDonald, Pennsylvania Compliments of Dreamland Rowling Alleys CARL F. EILER PLUMBING AND HEATING WAbash 6-6431 Compliments of AMON HARDWARE Compliments of BRODY'S OF McDONALD FINE FURNITURE and JEWELRY STORE Compliments of TOWN HOUSE 100 East Lincoln Avenue McDonald, Pennsylvania WAbash 6-9992 ERNEST A. TSEKAS, Proprietor Compliments of D. L. WILLIAMS AGENCY Thomas Robinson 81 Son, Inc. Manufacturers of ORANGE CRUSH AND SUN CREST BEVERAGES Phone, WHitney 7-9559 Compliments of REFOSCO Sr PLETERSEK YOUR AMOCO DEALER McDonald Auto Parts Co. WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES I22 South lVlcDonalcl Street WAbash 6-400l J. Kerr McCarty Co., Inc. LUM BER AND BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Over 60 Years' Continuous Service WAbash 6-6l2l CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 BIANCHI 81 CREA McDonald, Pennsylvania Compliments of IAMISON'S GARAGE GEORGE N. JAIVIISON, Owner Phone, WAbash 6-67II Simpson's Lumber and Supply Co. LUMBER - MILLWORK BUILDERS' SUPPLIES OAKDALE, PENNA. Phone, owen 3-9437 Compliments of A. M. SAPPIE THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO. OF AMERICA Phone, WAbash 6-2445 Compliments of WEST PENN WATER C0 McDONALD RADIO CO. l26 South McDonald Street McDonald, Pa. Compliments lo MCDONALD HIGH SCHOOL BELL'S CLOVER FARM South McDonald Street IVIcDonaIcI, Pa. Phone, WAbash 6-3 72 I Compliments of Compliments of Duquesne Pattern and Bronze CARLIEIPS GROCERY GO TO B A R D 9 S Compliments of FOR Rocnns FUNERAL HOME GOOD THINGS TO EAT Desmet Lumber and Supply Co. Incorporated . Compliments of Hardware - Paint - Plumbing Supplies Home Appliances -- Kitchen Cabinets Concrete Blocks CECIL, PENNA. Phone, Bridgeville 909 IN SLOVAN IT'S CINDRICH'S For FOODS AND BEVERAGES Our Specialty - PIZZA PIE Compliments of DEBBIS CAFE Community Meat Market POULTRY FRESH AND SMOKED MEATS l02 South McDonald Street McDonald, Pa. Phone, WAbash 6-61 3 I Compliments of BRIDGEVILLE DAIRY Frank Imperatore Motor Co. F. J. Imperatore, Owner PLYMOUTH'-JOIJ-Rated Trucks-DODGE. I00 Washington Street McDonald, Penna. FOR THAT CARD PARTY OR TV SNACK Serve Original DiCar1o,s OVEN - HOT Italian Pizza Route I 9 Donaldson's Crossroads t w r r r john G1 Olller Again E l A famxlxar and reassuring slogan 1 FAMlLlAR...b2CdllS8 it bas appeared in 1 thousands of the country's finest year- '55, - nw, books for the past balf century. ll i RBASSURlNG...b8CdllSE those years of ' f specialized experience bring complete N III ,iw , service, outstanding quality and de- F i ,, pendable delivery to the yearbook staffs, 3335- - with whom we work. 8l7 W Washington Blvd. Chicago 7 Illinois W f + W t JAHN 8 OLLIER ENCRAVINC CO. XM , lax : ' f l 5 iw 'YW ' 4x'lvXllVllllyl X 1 ml ul xllllwk Nxt HN M ,, - l -, lll . n mr. 7.lllnl.l6l.ls r . t 22:25 1l :t:1 ..g.YW.. ...,...........,,, Il We Call For and Deliver WAbash 6-645l IDEAL CLEANERS AND DYERS QUALITY CLEANING FOR THOSE WHO CARE T 1 IO4 South McDonald Street McDonald, Penna. Compliments of D E C 0 L A ' S l Compliments of F. A. THOMASSY PITT HOTEL AND RESTAURANT ' Compliments of ST. ALPHONSUS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH 624625 O SICIHC 7 S DRY 'GOODS LADIES' AND CHILDRENS WEAR POSKIN GARAGE Your Pontiac Dealer PARTS AND ACCESSORIES - LUBRICATION We SERVICE ALL MAI-:Es or CARS M U R P H Y ' S McDONALD'S' LEADING STORE. IO6 Lincoln Avenue Compliments of COLEMAN 'S FUNERAL HOME CECIL, PENNA. 1 Compliments of MCDONALD VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT WITH AN EYE TO THE FUTURE JOIN THE Washington County Young Republicans 63 South Main Street, Washington,i Penna. Ages IS to 40 COWDEN DAIRY R. D. No. 4, lVlcDonalcl, Pa. Phone, Hickory l30-R l Compliments of WACNER'S SERVICE STATIGN 328 East Lincoln Avenue Compliments of Clayton's Hosiery Shop IO6 East Lincoln Avenue lVlcDonalcl, Pennsylvania Compliments of Newt Johnston CONGRATULATIONS TO THE. CLASS OF '55 McDonald News W. A. Spaude Compliments of Randour's Garage Harry Chirp Zirwas AMOCO SERVICE 337 Clinton Avenue OAKDALE. PA. Phone, OWen 3-470l Compliments of Meafle C. McKee, Sr. Peppy's Restaurant COME AND EAT GOOD FOOD OF ALL KINDS Always Open Phone, WHimey 7-9898 Compliments of .I i m B e a t t y MIDWAY, PA. Longo Tobacco Xl Cigar Co. BURGETTSTOWN, PA. Lelmis 81 Hermes TIRE SHOP RECAPPINC. - RETREADING Auto Inspection and Repairs Phone, PYramicl 6-6343 H0ffIll3Il,S Garage P3111 J- Nimal and Trucking Service BORDENS ICE CREAM Lunch Meats - Dairy Products INSPECTION STATION Phone, PY 6-6590 Sarah Street lVIcDonalcl, Pa. Compliments of .I 0 e L i p m a n JEWELER Hamilton - Elgin -Bulova Longine and Wittnauei- Watches Phone, WAbash 6-Zl I8 Piazza Beauty Salon ALL LINES OF BEAUTY WORK AT MODERATE PRICES 100 Clinton Avenue OAKDALE, PENNA. Phone, OWen 3-9460 Compliments of Motte's Service MIDWAY,PA. FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Wilbur L. Dearolph 224 North Street lVlcDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 8-8626 IT'S COTT TO BE GOOD E d P a n i z z a Disrmeuroa Phone, WAbash 6-77 92 McDONALD, PA. Compliments of Dr. Malcolm C. Meyer OPTOMETRIST Compliments of Louis Augustine C-ROCER Valley Street McDONALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-272i Compliments of L. Levison 81 Sons SHOES AND CLOTHING MCDONALD, PA. . 7 Compliments of McCartney Electric Co. 0shurn's Drug Store C. C. OSBURN IOO South McDonald Street MCDONALD, PA. Corwin Sales and .Service WILLYS CARS - JEEPS -- TRUCKS C. W. CORWIN, Uwner ROUTE 28, HICKORY, PA. Phone, Hickory 109 Kennedy Signs ANYTHING IN ART MCDDNALD, PA. Phone, WAbash 6-4067 Nmol Nl oooj .rsag XBMBIJBJ fl.I0d.I!v LVEI CINV DIHVCI Madalynne's Beauty Shop 325 Third Street McDONALD, PENNA. Allison Brothers HARDWARE - APPLIANCES FARM EQUIPMENT Phone, Hickory I6 or 68 Compliments of F ix - It Shop THE MA YTAC STORE John Balog FARM BUREAU INSURANCE Phone, WAbash 6-2484 Levison's 5 81 10 OAKDALE AND McDONALD Compliments of Sp0rtsmen's Inn McDONALD, PENNA. Pike Esso Service ALBERT PRADETTO GAS - OIL -- ACCESSORIES Route 22, R. D. 1 McDONALD, PENNA. Christy Fruit Co. Main Street BURGETTSTOWN, PA. Compliments of Frank Jamison Garage Phone, WAbash 6-21 I4 Compliments of ,I 0 e H a r r is 317 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-2143 Compliments of Village Tavern OAKDALE, PENNA. Phone, Owen 6-6121 Ralph G. Mawhinney SERVICE STATION GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING PENNZOIL 'GASOLINE AND OILS Dependable Service Routes Z2-30 fStcubenville Pikel C-ayly Phone, Carnegie 9645 Compliments of F i n i ' S Your Cleaner We Call For and Deliver OFFICE AND PLANT lI9 CLINTON AVENUE. OAKDALE, PA. Phone, OWen 3-5581 0. A. Meute Arthur Baily Rudd Instantaneous 6: Monel Water Heaters Myers Water Systems and Pumps American Radiator and Standard Plumbing and Heating Supplies lf 1t's Pipe or Pipe Fillings, See Ar! Phone, WAbash 6-22 I 4 A. 81 G. Bonnaure STURGEON, PENNA. Phone, WAbash 6-2277 Compliments of Yarmu1's Tavern Phone, OWen 3-487i DRINK Scot Beverages Phone, WAbash 6-540l Compliments of 6'Bean Vezie Compliments of A FRIEND Ritchie's Quality Baked Goods DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR BY CLYDE STEWART PY 6-6256 PY 6-63 I 7 WE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM FROM LIQUOR McDonald W. C. T. U. Dr. Howard A. Kress OPTOMETRIST H9 East Lincoln Avenue, McDonald Phone, WAbash 6-2228 Maryann Building, Burgettstown Phone 9160 STIERHEIM'S HFORMERLY WE1ssBERC.'S Furniture and Jewelry on Credit PHONES -Q WABASH 6-741 I AND 6-2I00 Compliments of LaS0lidarite, McDonald fFrench and Belgian Club, Compliments of McDONALD THEATER RONALD P. MEGOWN l 04 East Lincoln Avenue Phone, WAbash 6-6377 HARRY RELLAIRE SI SONS REAL ESTATE LIVESTOCK MCDONALD, PENNA. Phone, WAbash s-8801 Compliments of H. J. ROMAIN STURGEGN, PA. PHONE, WABAsH 6-3431 CAMPBELL RADIO AND TV SERVICE QUALITY TV PAR'rs RADIOS SERVICE AUTO RADIOS 332 East Lincoln Avenue, McDonald Phone, WAbash 6-2026 Compliments of K i 0 FINE CLASS RINGS , ANNOUNCEMENTS YEAR BOOKS AWARDS I 0 S T E N ' S SINCE 1897 LOUIS ERICKSON, Representative 750 SCOTT ROAD, PITTSBURGH 34, PENNA. HAPPY IVIOTORINC FROM AL MOREAU'S ESSO SERVICENTER BATTLE RIDGE ROAD, R. D. 2, MCDONALD and JOHNNY LEININGER'S ESSO SERVICENTER 274 MARION STREET, OAKDALE, PA. Compliments of A F R I E N D fini-- 4-nu 1 Q Q-, 'ns . x- ' 'lv url.- x -9 Q ft R'-A-5' w vu :y 4'.Fl'., , ,Y 1 0 -awp :ra .-.F -F. V- t -4 :Pli- -----w-.-...,,.,.....-..-,- ., , , Y as I 'V 'yi' f 4 S Z .. ,Q Q i -am- Q Q J fc x 1 ' Q '53- - --f,--..m.L..4,. .MA 9' h- 4